Sort order of resource

[Martin Holmes]

How would we determine the sort order of listed resources in scheduler? They appear to sort automatically based on a string so anything ending in numbers is incorrectly ordered,  see image:

The Desk is numbered 1-20 but due to string sort it goes from desk 1 then 10,11 etc.. to 19 then back to desk 2.

Thanks, Martin

[Ravikumar Venkatesan]

Hi Martin Holmes,

Sample: https://blazorplayground.syncfusion.com/LjVziZVpnkUjzPeA

The Blazor Scheduler resources are rendered in the order you provided in the resources list. To render the resources based on your requirement you must arrange the resources list to your desired order before binding it to the Scheduler. The example code below shows how to order the resources list based on the number present in OwnerText field and bind it to the Scheduler.

[Index.razor]

<SfSchedule TValue="AppointmentData" Height="550px" @bind-SelectedDate="@CurrentDate">

    <ScheduleResources>

        <ScheduleResource TItem="ResourceData" TValue="int[]" DataSource="@OwnersData" Field="OwnerId" Title="Owner" Name="Owners" TextField="OwnerText" IdField="Id" ColorField="OwnerColor" AllowMultiple="true"></ScheduleResource>

    </ScheduleResources>

</SfSchedule>

@code{

    public List<ResourceData> OwnersData { get; set; } = new List<ResourceData>

    {

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 7", Id = 7 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 8", Id = 8 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 9", Id = 9 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 10", Id = 10 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 11", Id = 11 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 12", Id = 12 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 1", Id = 1 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 2", Id = 2 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 3", Id = 3 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 4", Id = 4 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 5", Id = 5 },

        new ResourceData{ OwnerText = "Desk 6", Id = 6 },

    };

   

    protected override void OnInitialized()

    {

        OrderOwnersData();

    }

 

    public void OrderOwnersData()

    {

        OwnersData = OwnersData.OrderBy(o => ExtractNumber(o.OwnerText)).ToList();

    }

 

    private int ExtractNumber(string ownerText)

    {

        // Extract the numeric part from the OwnerText

        var match = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Match(ownerText, @"\d+");

        return match.Success ? int.Parse(match.Value) : 0;

    }

}

Regards,
Ravikumar Venkatesan