I have telerik controls on my page. I am making a vacation calendar using Telerik's radcalendar.
I want to disable weekend dates so that employees cannot select weekend dates for leave approval.
Can someone please help?
PS: I have multi-select enabled on my calendar control.
Telerik has great documentation. Looking on their site/forum would probably produce an answer faster than asking a question at Stack Overflow. Here's a few links to get you going:
Disabling Calendar Days
Calendar / Special Days and templates
Related
I have a doctors schedule set in my ADF Calendar, say he has an appointment on 11.00 am but at the same time he has a personal emergency. He wants to reschedule the appointment to 11am the next day. This can be done using a form where in he performs an update or another way could be drag the appointment from the current date and drop it to the next date in the calendar view which seems a really attractive solution.
I am not sure if this is possible in ADF calendar, has anyone tried this or even if someone has another solution please do advice. I am open to suggestions.
Thanks
You can use Calendar's drag and drop functionality to achieve this. Here are the steps:
Add 'Calendar Drop Target' as a child to Calendar:
Add the code required for setting dragged activity start and end date in respect to drop target date in calendarDropListener,as guided in Oracle docs
For detailed implementation of calendarDropListener have a look at Implementing Drag and Drop functionality in ADF Calendar
I want to build Outlook Calander in WPF from scratch ,so please give me guidance , what controls should be used for that.
Thanks
codeplex has open source schedule control, see http://wpfschedule.codeplex.com/ But it has only daily view.
Currently i'm creating a Custom Calendar Control that inherits from the Standard WPF Calendar.
Thanks to Mr. Veeneman i got Highlighting for specific dates to work http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/ExtendingWPFCalendar.aspx.
Now i'm trying to add the weeknumbers to the left of the standard "days-block" but do not know how to accomplish this task.
Has anyone created a Custom Calendar with such a functionality willing to share his thoughts?
I try to avoid to use WPF Toolkit from Codeplex since i have had rather mediocre experiences with the toolkits for asp.net.
with kind regards
You mention the WPF Toolkit yourself, and which is what Charles Petzold has used to add week numbers: http://www.charlespetzold.com/blog/2009/10/Adapting-the-Calendar-Control-for-Week-Numbers.html
I am also looking for a way to add week numbers to the default WPF Calendar control. Is the principles of WPF Calendar different from WPF Toolkit Calendar?
I am looking for information on how to put a calendar/datepicker control into a WPF Ribbon. Has anyone done this before? What is the best way to implement this?
MS didn't think it was worth adding a calendar in the ribbon. I don't think it was much advantageous anyway. Having said that, it is good to have such a control. This should help
http://chandoo.org/forum/threads/ribbon-datepicker-calendar-control-for-excel-2007-2010.12150/#post-71159
There is no DatePicker or Calendar control available with Ribbon controlset.
But you can add the WPF dataPicker control to it, but it will look odd there. I dont know why you need to add a Calendar or DatePicker control there.
Ribbons are generally suited for commands.
I'm writing an Eclipse RCP app and want to add a calendar widget showing things happening each day (like the calendar on an Android phone).
I've seen the Nebula DateChooser, but this seems more for choosing a date than static display of information.
Features I would like:
- Ability to add items to the calendar and the date to be highlighted
- Being able to colour code the entries would be cool.
- Being able to click on a date and it to show details of what is scheduled when during the day (e.g. in another view - like an Outlook calendar)
Thanks
Jeff
The only one I can find out there would be the JaretCalendar, but is still somewhat a "work in progress".
The CalypsoRPC Calendar is like a Proof of Concept.