'Declaration Public Class DayToolTipEventArgs Inherits System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs
public class DayToolTipEventArgs : System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs
Private Sub ultraMonthViewMulti1_BeforeDisplayDayToolTip(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.DayToolTipEventArgs) Handles ultraMonthViewMulti1.BeforeDisplayDayToolTip ' The BeforeDisplayDayToolTip event is a "cancelable" event, ' which means that the action to which it corresponds can be ' prevented from happening by canceling the event. ' ' Canceling an event is very simple - just set the 'Cancel' ' property of the event arguments to true. The action will then ' be prevented from happening, and the corresponding "After" ' event will not fire. ' If the day for which the tooltip is being displayed is a weekend ' day, cancel the event and return, which will prevent tooltips ' from being displayed for weekend days If (e.Date.DayOfWeek = System.DayOfWeek.Saturday Or _ e.Date.DayOfWeek = System.DayOfWeek.Sunday) Then e.Cancel = True Return End If ' Get the name of the day of the week Dim dayOfWeek As String = e.Day.DayOfWeek.LongDescriptionResolved ' Determine whether there is activity for the day if there isn't, ' we will set the ToolTip property of the event arguments to ' "No activity", and return. If (Not e.Day.HasActivity) Then e.ToolTip = dayOfWeek + ": No activity" Return Else ' The day has activity, determine what kind(s) and how many Dim tipText As String = String.Empty If (e.Day.Appointments.Count > 0) Then tipText += e.Day.Appointments.Count.ToString() + " Appointment(s)" + vbCrLf End If If (e.Day.Holidays.Count > 0) Then tipText += e.Day.Holidays.Count.ToString() + " Holiday(s)" + vbCrLf End If If (e.Day.Notes.Count > 0) Then tipText += e.Day.Notes.Count.ToString() + " Note(s)" + vbCrLf End If ' Set the ToolTip property to the custom string we built e.ToolTip = dayOfWeek + ":" + vbCrLf + tipText End If End Sub
private void ultraMonthViewMulti1_BeforeDisplayDayToolTip(object sender, Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.DayToolTipEventArgs e) { // The BeforeDisplayDayToolTip event is a "cancelable" event, // which means that the action to which it corresponds can be // prevented from happening by canceling the event. // // Canceling an event is very simple - just set the 'Cancel' // property of the event arguments to true. The action will then // be prevented from happening, and the corresponding "After" // event will not fire. // If the day for which the tooltip is being displayed is a weekend // day, cancel the event and return, which will prevent tooltips // from being displayed for weekend days if ( e.Date.DayOfWeek == System.DayOfWeek.Saturday || e.Date.DayOfWeek == System.DayOfWeek.Sunday ) { e.Cancel = true; return; } // Get the name of the day of the week string dayOfWeek = e.Day.DayOfWeek.LongDescriptionResolved; // Determine whether there is activity for the day; if there isn't, // we will set the ToolTip property of the event arguments to // "No activity", and return. if ( ! e.Day.HasActivity ) { e.ToolTip = dayOfWeek + ": No activity"; return; } else { // The day has activity, determine what kind(s) and how many string tipText = string.Empty; if ( e.Day.Appointments.Count > 0 ) tipText += e.Day.Appointments.Count.ToString() + " Appointment(s)" + "\n"; if ( e.Day.Holidays.Count > 0 ) tipText += e.Day.Holidays.Count.ToString() + " Holiday(s)" + "\n"; if ( e.Day.Notes.Count > 0 ) tipText += e.Day.Notes.Count.ToString() + " Note(s)" + "\n"; // Set the ToolTip property to the custom string we built e.ToolTip = dayOfWeek + ":" + "\n" + tipText; } }
Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2