Bug - Dynamic time interval does not display correctly when the time interval is changed to a smaller value

[Lee Stevens]

Hi,

If I change the time interval of the SfScheduler control when the view type is changed it doesn't display correctly if the interval is changed to a smaller value.

I am using the following intervals for the timeline views we are using:

• Timeline Day - 1 hour
• Timeline Week - 4 hours
• Timeline Month - 24 hours
  

This is done using a simple select statement when the view type is changed:

Private Function GetSchedulerViewInterval() As TimeSpan

Select Case CurrentViewType

Case SchedulerViewType.TimelineDay

Return TimeSpan.FromHours(1)

Case SchedulerViewType.TimelineWeek

Return TimeSpan.FromHours(4)

Case Else

Return TimeSpan.FromHours(24)

End Select

End Function

If you change from timeline month to timeline week or timeline day then most of the intervals are simply not displayed like so:

However, if you increase the interval it displays correctly. For example, changing from Timeline day to Timeline week displays the new week interval correctly.

As Timeline Month is the largest (It is also the default view type that we are using) it always displays correctly.

Please setup this scenario for yourselves to replicate, this is yet another example of the wpf control not being on par with the blazor control as we had been recommended.

Lee.

[SaiGanesh Sakthivel]

Hi Lee, 

 

#Regarding Dynamic time interval does not display correctly when the time interval is changed to a smaller value 

Currently, we are validating the reported scenario from our end. we will update you on the further details on January 27, 2022. We appreciate the patience until then. 

 

Regards,
SaiGanesh Sakthivel 

[SaiGanesh Sakthivel]

Hi Lee, 

 

We have found and the fixed the reported issue “Dynamic time interval does not display correctly when the time interval is changed to a smaller value” from our end. currently, the issue fix in the testing phase. We will include the issue fix in our upcoming weekly nuget which is expected to rolled out on February 8, 2022. We appreciate the patience until then. 

 

Regards,
SaiGanesh Sakthivel

[SaiGanesh Sakthivel]

Hi Lee, 

 

#Regarding Dynamic time interval does not display correctly when the time interval is changed to a smaller value 

Due to the testing phase, we does not include the fix in our weekly nuget release. We will include it in our upcoming weekly nuget release which is expected to roll out on February 15, 2022. We will let you once nuget gets published and appreciate your patience until then. 

 

Regards,
SaiGanesh Sakthivel