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Scheduler: How to Keep TimeHeaders Visible When Scrolling Down

Asked by Carmen
11 years ago.

Hi, I want to keep the TimeHeader rows visible as the users scroll down the resouces.
Currently when users scroll down the resources, they cannot see the TimeHeader rows, so they cannot tell the date (out of a month) that they are looking at.
Is there a property that allows me to achieve this effect?

Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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Answer posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
11 years ago.

The Scheduler has a built-in scrollbar that will allow you to scroll the time grid while keeping the time headers in place.

You need to adjust the control height using HeightSpec and Height properties.

See here:
http://www.daypilot.org/scheduler-height-vertical-scrollbar.html

Comment posted by Carmen
11 years ago.

Thanks! I set the HeightSpec to Max (instead of Auto) and it worked! The TimeHeader rows stayed!

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