Appointments
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This topic describes the appointment as visual element and lists several properties that affect its visual appearance.
Generally, the Appointment is visually represented as a rectangle laying on the Time Cells of the scheduler area. The time cells it occupies correspond to its scheduled time interval. If an appointment is scheduled for a whole day (refer to the Appointment.AllDay property), or extends from one day to another, it is displayed in the All-Day Area of the ASPxScheduler control.
The basic appearance of the appointment is illustrated below:
The callout, which is shown in the picture, displays the start and end times of the appointment. It is invoked to indicate the changing interval when the appointment’s top or bottom border is dragged.
The appointment’s visual elements are shown in the following picture:
The visual elements of the appointment and the corresponding properties are listed in the table below:
Visual Element | Property |
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Height | Appointmenttrue . For the Day View or Work-Week View view types the appointment height depends on its duration when an appointment does not occupy the whole day. So the Appointment |
Start time | Appointment. |
End time | Appointment. |
Subject | Appointment. |
Location | Appointment. |
Description | Appointment. |
Recurrence | Appointment.true , then an appointment has an associated recurring pattern. (for more information refer to the Recurring Appointments and Exceptions topic). When the appointment’s start or end time has been arbitrarily changed, the appointment does not conform to its recurrence pattern and it is indicated by the crossed recurrence sign. To hide the sign use the Appointment |
Status | Appointment |
Custom text in appointment | Handle the ASPx |
Custom images in appointment | Handle the ASPx |