AppointmentStatus Class
An appointment’s availability status.
Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduler
Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduler.v23.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Scheduler
Declaration
public class AppointmentStatus :
UserInterfaceObjectWpf,
IAppointmentStatus,
IUserInterfaceObject,
IDisposableRelated API Members
The following members return AppointmentStatus objects:
Remarks
Important
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The AppointmentStatus class represents an individual availability status which can be associated with an appointment. The availability status is one of an appointment’s basic visual characteristics. It is used for at-a-glance appointment identification. The appointment’s availability status is indicated in the Scheduler control as a strip displayed on appointment’s rectangle left side. The strip is colored in various ways, depending upon the availability status’s type.
The color fill and type of an AppointmentStatus object can be specified via its AppointmentStatus.Brush and AppointmentStatus.Type properties. Note that availability status objects can be either the standard type (there are five standard predefined types - free, tentative, busy, out of office, working elsewhere) or a custom type. See the AppointmentStatusType enumerator for more details.
Availability status objects are contained within the AppointmentStatusCollection collection which can be accessed via the AppointmentStorage.Statuses property.
In order to associate an appointment with a particular availability status specified by its index within the AppointmentStorage.Statuses collection, the appointment’s Appointment.StatusKey property can be used.
Note
Availability status is only visible under the Day View or Work-Week View.
Example
This example demonstrates how to add items to the collection of appointment statuses within the appointment storage using the AppointmentStorage.Statuses property.
<dxsch:AppointmentStorage>
<dxsch:AppointmentStorage.Statuses>
<dxsch:AppointmentStatus Color="YellowGreen" DisplayName="Reserved" MenuCaption="Reserved"/>
<dxsch:AppointmentStatus Color="Green" DisplayName="Confirmed" MenuCaption="Confirmed"/>
</dxsch:AppointmentStorage.Statuses>
</dxsch:AppointmentStorage>