Our team is also in need of this feature.

Hi Kendo Team,

Could you please provide a sample of a custom implementation for now, such as a post-processing technique to modify the DOM created by the Scheduler for the data?

Hi All, 

Since this isn't on the pipeline for official implementation, I thought i would share my solution that works great for us and it's pretty easy.

 

import {Renderer2} from "@angular/core";

setTimeout(() => {
            const monthSlots: NodeList = this.elRef.nativeElement.querySelectorAll(".k-scheduler-monthview .k-scheduler-table td");
            const slotHeight = this.monthEventHeightCalc * eventData.maxNumEvents;

            if(monthSlots?.length > 0) {
              monthSlots.forEach(slot => {
                this.renderer.setStyle(slot, "height",
                  (slotHeight < this.defaultMonthSlotHeight ? this.defaultMonthSlotHeight : slotHeight) + "px");
              });
            }
          });

 

So first your getting all the TD nodes from the month table, calculate what height you want the slots to be.  Then loop through each TD and manually change the style height to whatever you need.  For me, I predefined how much space each entry should consume then multiplied that out by how many entries to get the needed height.  Hope that helps someone!

Any updates on this request?

I wish I could vote for this a thousand times.

I need this feature for my project

Current behaviour of the MonthView requires us to make use of the DayView as well, since multiple events will be hidden. 

Without the adaptive slot height the current MonthViewer doesn't really make any sense for our implementation.

For us it is the only way we can use the scheduler, without this option, not rly.

I'm surprised this isn't already a feature, since it's available in other versions of the component. Anyway, it would be very helpful and allow us to significantly increase our usage of the Scheduler component.

Yes this is needed.  Currently the month gives more of a summarized view which is great in some instances.  There are times though when I need to see the big picture and i want to see everything.  The current implementation does not provide that.