I would like an indicator of the current time in the scheduler that updates itself (as often as every minute) without the need to reload the page. Like in the Reach suite: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/scheduler/views/day/#toc-current-time-marker

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You may find interesting this related request for more precise appointment rendering: https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1451797-more-precise-representation-of-start-end-times-on-scheduler-exact-time-rendering. If so, Vote for it and Follow it as well.

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

Is this available for blazor? if not could it be added somehow temporarily until support for it is added?

https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/scheduler/yearview

Currently, it is possible to select only one appointment at a time. I want to be able to select more than one appointment to perform some operation with all selected ones - for example, delete them.

Hi there

The scheduler is an amazing component for Blazor, however with our designs we'd need to hijack one of the existing views and make a custom page from that which we don't really want to do if we can get this feature.

Custom Views would work just like any other view, but expose a <ViewTemplate> tag that would allow us to create our own custom view that can leverage on the power of the scheduler without doing anything hacky to achieve the same effect.

For instance a code example can be like:

<SchedulerViews>
    <SchedulerMonthView />
    <SchedulerDayView StartTime="@CurrentDate"></SchedulerDayView>
    <SchedulerCustomView>
        <ViewTemplate Context="view">
            <h1>This is a custom view for the @view.month</h1>
            <TelerikCalendar Date="@item.date" />
        </ViewTemplate>
    </SchedulerCustomView>
</SchedulerViews>

Hello,

I would like the Scheduler day view to scroll automatically to a defined hour, for example the start of the work day.

Support the recurrence rule to create multiple appointments per time slot. Examples of such rules are:

FREQ=DAILY;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR,SA,SU;BYHOUR=08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15,16;BYMINUTE=50

I would like to be able to change the appointment model in the OnEdit handler for the user, something like:

  void EditAppointment(SchedulerEditEventArgs args)
    {
        var appt = (Appointment)args.Item;
        appt.Title = FixMyTitle(appt.Title);
    }

  string FixMyTitle(string title) { return "something changed"; }

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 edit popup currently does not adapt to screen size changes. Part of the edit window for the scheduler is off the screen making it unreadable on certain resolutions.

I need to make it responsive/adaptive.

I want to easily print the Scheduler calendar - month view, week view and more.

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A possible approach for the time being is to implement printing functionality for the Scheduler in a similar fashion to how the Grid is printed here https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/grid/print.

The approach relies on using JavaScript to invoke the browser print() method. Using CSS and @media print, you can customize the page and specify which elements should be visible when printing. For example, you may hide the toolbar and footer of the component, so only the calendar is visible.

Here is a runnable sample that demonstrates the approach: https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/cnutklOC55T5sV0J15.