Templates

• Aug 26, 2021
• 2 minutes to read

You can use a template to customize the Scheduler’s look and feel. A template is a set of HTML elements and Web controls that define an element’s layout within the control (for example, a resource header). When the control runs on an ASP.NET Web page, the template’s contents are rendered instead of the control’s default HTML.

The picture below illustrates a sample template applied to Scheduler:

These image-based resource headers are implemented using templates.

Note

You can use your scripts in custom templates. For this purpose, add the “dxss_” prefix to the script block’s ID. Such scripts are automatically merged with the JavaScript code inserted in the page to which the template is rendered, and therefore are available on the client side.

See also: How to Register Scripts Loaded in Callbacks

Member Table: Templates

The table below lists class members related to templates.

Name	Description
ASPxScheduler.Templates	Provides access to an object containing templates for the Scheduler’s visual elements.
BootstrapWeekView.Templates	Provides access to an object containing templates for the Week View‘s visual elements.
BootstrapMonthView.Templates	Provides access to an object containing templates for the Month View‘s visual elements.
BootstrapSchedulerWeekViewTemplates.DateHeaderTemplate	Provides access to an object containing templates for the Week View‘s date headers.
BootstrapSchedulerMonthViewTemplates.DateHeaderTemplate	Provides access to an object containing templates for the Month View‘s date headers.

Online Resources

The following online demos illustrate how you can use templates to customize the Scheduler’s appearance:

• Appointment Template
• Date Header Template
• Resource Header Template