I'd like to be able to search and filter the appointments in the Scheduler. Please add support for Searchbox in the Scheduler Toolbar as in the Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core.

The following date in the Scheduler RecurrenceRule cannot be parsed and is ignored:

RecurrenceRule = "FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=20210722T000000"

According to the RFC5545 specification, this should be a valid date format.

These formats will work:

RecurrenceRule = "FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=2021-07-22T00:00:00"

RecurrenceRule = "FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=2021-07-22T00:00:00.000Z"

EDIT:

private string TransformRecurrenceRule()
        {
            const string untilSeparator = "UNTIL=";
            var ruleParts = RecurrenceRule.Split(untilSeparator, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
            if (ruleParts.Length <= 1)
            {
                // There was no Until clause to worry about
                return RecurrenceRule;
            }

            // Save the first part of the rule
            var ruleBeginning = ruleParts[0];

            // Split the date part of the until clause from any following clauses
            var remainingClauses = ruleParts[1].Split(';', 2, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

            //Save the date part of the until clause
            var untilDate = remainingClauses[0];

            // Save any following clauses with the `;` replaced
            var ruleEnding = "";
            if (remainingClauses.Length == 2)
            {
                ruleEnding = $";{remainingClauses[1]}";

            }

            // Convert the until date into .net parsable format
            const string format = "yyyyMMddTHHmmss";
            var date = DateTime.ParseExact(untilDate, format, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
            var dateStr = date.ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss");

            // recombine rule components
            var newRuleParts = new[] {ruleBeginning, untilSeparator, dateStr, ruleEnding};
            var newRule = string.Join("",newRuleParts);

            return newRule;
        }

If the Scheduler is placed in a parent container (for example Telerik Splitter or any other container) its appointments are not resized when resizing the pane. The Scheduler itself resizes accordingly, but the appointments don't.

I have located an issue with the scheduler in Firefox

It currently is not possible to edit an appointment in Firefox when visiting the following demo page:

https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/scheduler/appointment-editing

Edge and Chrome work as expected.

I noticed this issue in my local project and referred to the demo's to see if I was doing something stupid :-).

I am assuming that the demo's are running in .net 5 and that the demo's are blazor server applications.

I have a scheduler, and am using a custom Edit handler. I need to support recurrence, and editing recurring events. When the use double-clicks on a recurring event, there is a dialog that asks whether they would like to edit the occurrence or the entire series.

I want to be able to capture the results of this dialog. `SchedulerEditEventArgs` doesn't include any attributes that track this.

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The implementation of this enhancement could be covered by either including the corresponding attributes in the SchedulerEditEventArgs or by exposing a Template for the RecurrenceDialog.

Note: You may also check the Ability to directly edit an occurence or the series, without the prompt asking you to choose feature request as the implementation of both features will most likely be covered in one release.

That's pretty weird but nevertheless very specific: if the Scheduler is loaded with POCO objects from EntityFramework with LazyLoading enabled (Castle.Proxies objects) them the k-event-drag-hint box is not shown (!)

Other schedule controls have an 'agenda' view that has a chronological list of appointments back to back stacked vertically colored by resource.

It would be great for the telerik scheduler to have a view like this.

is it possible to drag between hours to create a new appointment like in the attached recording? 

I don't want to allow reoccurring appointments.  Is there a way to hide the reoccurring part of the editor so they can't create one?  I think a simple way to shut off reoccurring appointments on the entire scheduler would be great.

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ADMIN EDIT

At the moment, a custom edit form is the only option: https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/scheduler/custom-edit-form

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I am using resources in the scheduler and I need to require the user to select a resource from the list when adding an appointment. Maybe a "Required" option when you declare the resource?

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ADMIN EDIT

At the moment, a custom edit form is the only option: https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/scheduler/custom-edit-form

If you need to add resources only in one mode (edit or insert), please provide an example of how you would expect that to be controller through data annotations since they would be in effect in both modes if used.

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I could have a case where the work week starts on Sunday and ends on Thursday, and I want to be able to denote this in the scheduler.

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ADMIN EDIT

For the time being, you can consider two options (separately or together):

• use the Multi-day view to make only the desired days visible in the scheduler (its NumberOfDays parameter combined with the scheduler's Date parameter control the start date and how many days will render)
• use CSS like this to remove the darker coloring for non-working slots so that there isn't a visual distinction that is wrong:

      div.k-scheduler .k-scheduler-nonwork,
      div.k-scheduler .k-nonwork-hour {
          background-color: inherit;
      }

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A context menu event similar to the grid context menu would be useful for editing functions like cut/copy and paste.

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ADMIN EDIT

You can use the item template to integrate context menus in the scheduler: https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/scheduler/appointment-context-menu. This also allows you a lot of other customization options like adding tooltips and changing the appearance/information users see at first glance.

For a context menu on the slots - probably this item will expose a template for them so the same approach would apply.

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