I am using sfschedule control in my application.I wanted to check if “sfschedule ” control has option to select timeslots and display only the selected timeslots .
Currently I can filter the timeslot by setting start time and end time in sfschedule .
Example: If Start time - 8:00 PM and End time - 11:00 PM
sfschedule displays the timeslot as below (in week view) :
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8:00 PM |
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8:30PM |
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9:00PM |
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9:30PM |
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10:00PM |
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10:30PM |
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Please let me know whether the time slot in sfschedule (week view) can be implemented as shown below.
If user wants to see only for 8 , 8:30 ,10,11 then grid has to be displayed as :
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | |
8:00 PM |
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8:30PM |
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10:00PM |
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11:00PM |
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Hi Sooriya,
Thanks for using Syncfusion products.
Regarding Hiding Non-Working
Hours:
Your requirement of selecting the timeslots can be achieved by using the schedule
properties “WorkStartHour”, “WorkEndHour”. And also you can
hide the non-working hour by using the property “ShowNonWorkingHours”.
Regarding hiding In Between
time slots:
We have analyzed your requirement for “Hiding in between time slots”. Since this feature isn’t available in our product, we consider this to be a feature request. We have logged a feature request in our database. We will implement this feature in any of our upcoming volume release. We will let you know once the implementation has done.
As of now, instead of hiding the in between time slots you can use the schedule’s property “NonAccessibleBlocks” to disable the interaction in specific timeslots in week view. Based on that we have prepared a sample and the same can be downloaded from the attachment.
In the below Attached sample we have specified the start and end time
based on provided second screenshot in your last update and instead of hiding
the timeslot 9 to 10 AM, we have disabled it using the NonAccessibleBlocks
feature of schedule.
Please let us know if you have any concerns.
Regards,
Nijamudeen M.
Hi Sooriya,
Thanks for your previous update.
Regarding your last query please follow up incident # 115001.
Please let us know, if you have any concerns.
Regards,
Nijamudeen M.
Hi Frédéric,
Thanks for the update.
At present we don’t have any support to differentiate the time slots with different colors in the schedule control.
Regards
Vigneshkumar R