Skip to main content
BuyLog In
ASP.NET Web Forms Controls
Search in…
Docs > Components > Scheduler > Visual Elements > ASPxScheduler > View Selector
All docs
V24.1
ASP.NET Web Forms Controls
Prerequisites
Supported Browsers
What's Installed
Get Started
Upgrade to a New Version
Common Concepts
Components
Card View
Chart Control
Data and Image Navigation
Data Editors
Diagram
Docking and Popups
File Management
Gantt
Gauges
Grid View
HTML Editor
Multi-Use Site Controls
Pivot Grid
Reporting
Rich Text Editor
Scheduler
Product Information
Get Started
Scheduler Elements
Concepts
Visual Elements
ASPxScheduler
All-Day Area
Appointments
Dialog Forms
Day Headers
More Buttons
Navigation Buttons
Resource Headers
Resource Navigator
Time Cells
Time Ruler
Time Scales
View Navigator
View Selector
View Visible Interval
Time Marker
Time Indicator
Tooltip
ASPxDateNavigator
Design-Time Features
Examples
End-User Capabilities
Member Tables
Site Navigation and Layout
Spell Checker
Spreadsheet
Tree List
Vertical Grid
Query Builder
Security Considerations
Redistribution and Deployment
Troubleshooting
Get More Help
.NET Framework API Reference
Client API Reference
Download CHM

View Selector

The ASPxViewSelector control can be displayed within the scheduler or as a stand-alone control, bound to the Scheduler control via its ASPxSchedulerRelatedControlBase.MasterControlID property. The ViewSelector is used for quick switching between different scheduler Views. Its appearance is illustrated in the following picture:

VisualElements_ViewSelector

 

The table below lists the main properties which affect the appearance of the ViewSelector:

Visibility

To prevent the ViewSelector from being displayed within the scheduler, set the ASPxSchedulerOptionsBehavior.ShowViewSelector to false.

Buttons

Buttons in the ViewSelector control indicate which views are enabled via the SchedulerViewBase.Enabled property. If a view is disabled, the corresponding button is not shown.