Hello Joem ,
Thank you for writing.
When set in month view and AutoSizeAppointments is false, RadScheduler checks for each cell the count of the overflow appointments so that it can calculate the scrollbars. When the AutoSizeAppointments is set to true there are no overflow appointments because they are auto-sized, e.g. resizing the control forces them arrange int the available space.
If you would like to display the scrollbars in the month view you would need to set the auto size property to false. A suitable place to do this operation is the handler of the ActiveViewChanging event. Please check my code snippet below:
I hope this helps. Should you have further questions please do not hesitate to write back.
Regards,
Hristo Merdjanov
Telerik
Thank you for writing.
When set in month view and AutoSizeAppointments is false, RadScheduler checks for each cell the count of the overflow appointments so that it can calculate the scrollbars. When the AutoSizeAppointments is set to true there are no overflow appointments because they are auto-sized, e.g. resizing the control forces them arrange int the available space.
If you would like to display the scrollbars in the month view you would need to set the auto size property to false. A suitable place to do this operation is the handler of the ActiveViewChanging event. Please check my code snippet below:
private void radScheduler1_ActiveViewChanging(object sender, SchedulerViewChangingEventArgs e){ if (e.NewView is SchedulerMonthView) { this.radScheduler1.AutoSizeAppointments = false; }}I hope this helps. Should you have further questions please do not hesitate to write back.
Regards,
Hristo Merdjanov
Telerik
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