TimeInterval and StartHour/EndHour

[Daniel Knippers]

I currently have the TimeInterval of the scheduler set to one day like this

Schedule.TimeInterval = 1440;

This works, but whenever I also set the StartHour and EndHour like this:

new TimelineViewSettings() { StartHour = 8, EndHour = 16 };

issues start occuring with the scaling. It seems the TimeInterval is ignored.

This issue occurs both on Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android.

Is there a way to combine TimeInterval and StartHour/EndHour?

[SaiGanesh Sakthivel]

Hi Daniel, 

 

As per the implementation of SfSchedule, the one-day time slot TimeInterval is calculated by multiplying the total time slot available by 60. For example, the default view has a total of 24 time slots, and the time interval for one day will be 1440 (24 * 60). If we set the start hour as 8 and the end hour as 16, that means a total of 8 time slots will be rendered in the view. As a result, TimeInterval should be 480 ((end hour – start hour) * 60). 

 

Code snippet 

SFSchedule.ScheduleView = SFScheduleView.SFScheduleViewTimeline; 

var timelineViewSettings = new TimelineViewSettings(); 

timelineViewSettings.StartHour = 8; 

timelineViewSettings.EndHour = 16; 

SFSchedule.TimelineViewSettings = timelineViewSettings; 

SFSchedule.TimeInterval = (timelineViewSettings.EndHour - timelineViewSettings.StartHour) * 60; 

 

Please let us know if you have any concerns. 

 

Regards,
SaiGanesh Sakthivel 

[Daniel Knippers]

Thank you very much. Changing the interval to match the starthour/endhour works perfectly!

[Muniappan Subramanian]

Hi Daniel, 

 

We are glad that our solution meets your requirement. Please let us know if you need any further update. As always, we are happy to help you out.  

 

Regards,  

Muniappan S