Disable AllDay Events

[Rigoberto Martinez]

Hi,

How can I hide the "Double Click to Add All Day Event" button on the DayView? 

[Mohanraj Gunasekaran]

Hi Rigoberto, 

Thanks for using Syncfusion products. 

In order to hide the "Double Click to Add All Day Event" button on the DayView, you can use the RowHeights property. Please refer to the below code example, 

 

Code example 

this.scheduleControl1.ScheduleType = ScheduleViewType.Day; 

this.scheduleControl1.GetScheduleHost().RowHeights[1] = 1; 

 

 

Screenshot 

 

 

Sample link: ScheduleControl 

 

Note 

Please make sure to set the RowHeight[1] property to 1 when you change the ScheduleView of the control to hide that button for every view update. 

 

Regards, 

Mohanraj G. 

 

[Truth Seeker]

Hi Rigoberto, 

Thanks for using Syncfusion products. 

In order to hide the "Double Click to Add All Day Event" button on the DayView, you can use the RowHeights property. Please refer to the below code example, 

 

Code example 

this.scheduleControl1.ScheduleType = ScheduleViewType.Day; 

this.scheduleControl1.GetScheduleHost().RowHeights[1] = 1; 

 

 

Screenshot 

 

 

Sample link: ScheduleControl 

 

Note 

Please make sure to set the RowHeight[1] property to 1 when you change the ScheduleView of the control to hide that button for every view update. 

 

Regards, 

Mohanraj G. 

 

This is not working for me. I am adding a ScheduleControl dynamically at runtime and setting all its properties: 

var scheduleControl1 = new Mastermind.Syncfusn.Schedule.CustomControls.Schedule();

scheduleControl1.SuspendLayout();

scheduleControl1.Appearance.VisualStyle = GridVisualStyles.Metro;

scheduleControl1.Appearance.ShowCaptionButtons = false;

scheduleControl1.NavigationPanel.Visible = false;

scheduleControl1.ShowRoundedCorners = true;

scheduleControl1.AllowAdjustAppointmentsWithMouse = false;

scheduleControl1.ScheduleType = viewType;

scheduleControl1.CaptionPanel.Visible = false;

scheduleControl1.SwitchToScheduleViewTypeDay(DateTime.Now.Date);

scheduleControl1.GetScheduleHost().RowHeights[1] = 1;

scheduleControl1.ResumeLayout(true);

[Mohanraj Gunasekaran]

Hi Truth, 

Thanks for using Syncfusion product. 

I have tested your scenario using below test cases using below attached sample, 

• Tried with customer settings in button click.
• Tried to remove the old schedule control and add the newly created schedule control with customer provided settings at run time.

 

But we are unable to reproduce your scenario. Please let us know if we missed any test cases or anything missed in below sample, please modify the below sample or provide the sample to reproduce your scenario. It will be helpful to provide the solution at the earliest. 

 

Regards, 

Mohanraj G.