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Enable resource and create appointment in Silverlight Schedule.

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In SfSchedule control, you can enable Resource and create appointments under it easily. Here Resource is used to add additional information about the appointments.

For enabling Resource in SfSchedule:

Create a Silverlight application and add SfSchedule control to it. Now, add resource type in ScheduleResourceTypeCollection as follows.

XAML

<syncfusion:SfSchedule.ScheduleResourceTypeCollection >
<syncfusion:ResourceType TypeName="Doctors">
<syncfusion:Resource
DisplayName="Dr. Jacob" ResourceName="Jacob"/>
<syncfusion:Resource
DisplayName="Dr. Darsy" ResourceName="Darsy"/>
</syncfusion:ResourceType>
</syncfusion:SfSchedule.ScheduleResourceTypeCollection>

 

Note: In the above code example, only one ResourceType under ScheduleResourceTypeCollection property is added. It is possible to add more than one resource types. But only one resource type can be viewed in SfSchedule by specifying the corresponding ResourceType name to Resource property of SfSchedule, as follows.

XAML

<syncfusion:SfSchedule ScheduleType="WorkWeek"
Name="schedule"    Resource="Doctors" >
</syncfusion:SfSchedule>

Now add the appointments in Schedule under the specific resource by using ResourceCollection property of it, as follows.

 C#

DateTime currentdate = DateTime.Now.Date;
ScheduleAppointment app = new ScheduleAppointment()
{
StartTime = currentdate,
EndTime = currentdate.AddHours(2),
Subject = "Meeting",
Location = "Chennai",
AppointmentBackground = new
SolidColorBrush(Colors.Red)
};
app.ResourceCollection.Add(new Resource() { ResourceName
=
"Jacob", TypeName = "Doctors" });
ScheduleAppointment app1 = new ScheduleAppointment()
{
StartTime = currentdate,
EndTime = currentdate.AddHours(3),
Subject = "conference",
Location = "Chennai",
AppointmentBackground = new
SolidColorBrush(Colors.Yellow)
};
app1.ResourceCollection.Add(new Resource() { ResourceName
=
"Darsy", TypeName = "Doctors" });
this.schedule.Appointments.Add(app);
this.schedule.Appointments.Add(app1);

In the above code, the Resource information of the appointment using ResourceCollection is specified, by adding the Resource information such as ResourceName and the TypeName, the ResourceType name, where it exists.

The following screenshot displays the resource with appointment in Day View.

Resource in Day View

Figure 1: Resource in Day View

The following screenshot displays the resource with appointment in Month View.

Resource in Month View

Figure 2: Resource in Month View

The following screenshot displays the resource with appointment in TimeLine View.

Resource in TimeLine View

Figure 3: Resource in TimeLine View

The following screenshot displays the resource with appointment in Week View.

Resource in Week View

Figure 4: Resource in Week View

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