Dialogs
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Note
You are viewing documentation for the legacy WPF Scheduler control. If you’re starting a new project, we strongly recommend that you use a new control declared in the DevExpress.
This document lists built-in dialogs included into the WPF Scheduler control. To localize dialog titles and captions, use the approach described in the Localizing WPF Controls via Localizer Objects document and the SchedulerControlStringId enumeration.
#Appointment (Outlook style)
The dialog is the default appointment editing dialog, invoked when the end-user creates a new appointment or attempts to edit an existing appointment and executes the corresponding command. Using Scheduler API, you can call the SchedulerControl.ShowEditAppointmentForm method.
#Appointment (plain)
The plain old dialog was used prior to v15.2 as a default appointment editing form. You can switch back to it by handling the SchedulerControl.EditAppointmentFormShowing property and specifying a new instance of the DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduler.UI.AppointmentForm class as the FormShowingEventArgs.Form property value.
#Appointment Recurrence
The dialog is invoked when the end-user attempts to edit recurrence information for an appointment by clicking the Recurrence button on the Edit Appointment dialog or executing the proper UI commands.
#Reminder
The dialog is invoked when the reminder triggers an alert.
#Go To Date
The dialog is invoked when the end-user attempts to navigate to a certain date and executes the corresponding command. Using Scheduler API, you can call the SchedulerControl.ShowGotoDateForm method.
#Delete Recurrent Appointment
The dialog is invoked when the end-user attempts to delete a recurrent appointment and the OptionsBehavior.RecurrentAppointmentDeleteActionproperty is set to the RecurrentAppointmentAction.Ask value (default).
#Open Recurring Item
The dialog is invoked when the end-user attempts to edit a recurrent appointment and the OptionsBehavior.RecurrentAppointmentEditAction property is set to the RecurrentAppointmentAction.Ask value.
#Customize Time Ruler
The dialog is invoked when the end-user executes the Customize Time Ruler command in the timeruler’s context menu.