Dear Telerik,

My problem is behind the "timelineMonth" view of the Scheduler. In the documentation it is written that "showWorkHours" has a support only behind "day" and "week" views. But it is not really like that. In fact, it is included also in "timeline" and "timelineWeek" views and it works fine. Even more, this feature works also in "timelineMonth", but with a small exception that I want to focus on your attention. 

Here is an example showing the problem. It's only about selecting the "today" (in my example the "date" property is showing "today". The same behavior could be achieved if you change it to another date and click the "today" button).

I can show you another particular example describing why this feature is very useful. Here, if the user press on "show business hours" button and then select the "Timeline Month", he will break the logic behind. And it makes somehow the "Show Business Hours" button problematic. And let say I should make some workaround to avoid this thing happens, but not sure why.

Hope this is valuable.

Best Regards, Boyan.

It would be great if it could be blocked

example in the image

Allow to have different child groups for each parent group

Example:
 ___________________________________
 Meeting Room 101     |   Meeting Room 201
 ___________________________________
 Alex  |  Bob                 |   Charlie
 ___________________________________

Kendo Scheduler should have iCalendar Export (in similar way to ASP.NET Ajax Scheduler).

Being able to highlight a specific date in the Scheduler (not necessarily today) that will be visible regardless of the view the user is using.

The configuration should provide a flag for rendering small events to take up their actual size. The current default size of an event is the size of a slot, if the event's duration is smaller than the slot duration. It would be nice to be able to switch to a behavior where if an event is 5 min and the slot is 15 min, it will show up with the size of a third of the slot. This was possible in the Silverlight implementation, with the EnableSmallAppointmentsRendering flag set to false (for Silverlight that was the default behavior).

is maybe planned? it would be great, as great is in the Silverlight one...

In a Kendo Scheduler it would be nice to view the grouped items like treeview which can expand and collapse the rows. We have the same expand/collapse function with Kendo Gantt control, need the same in Kendo Scheduler

Currently you have to map every required property manually. Like this:

                model.Field("start", typeof(DateTime)).From("Start");
                model.Field("end", typeof(DateTime)).From("End");
                model.Field("title", typeof(string)).From("Title");
                model.Field("description", typeof(string)).From("Description");
                model.Field("recurrenceID", typeof(int)).From("RecurrenceID");
                model.Field("recurrenceRule", typeof(string)).From("RecurrenceRule");
                model.Field("recurrenceException", typeof(string)).From("RecurrenceException");
                model.Field("isAllDay", typeof(bool)).From("IsAllDay");
                model.Field("startTimezone", typeof(string)).From("StartTimezone");
model.Field("endTimezone", typeof(string)).From("EndTimezone");

It would be nice to be able to use the short form:

model.Field("Start");
...

The problem is not the "huge" amount of typing. What did cost me time was finding out that the SignalR version isn't working like the others.

can we show Time vertically in Timeline view 

When adding appointment, give an option to add reminder and the time before appointment.
The scheduler will popup reminders on time.

Now sorting array is hardcoded (for example in kendo.scheduler.timelineview.js) in render method:

[
    {
        field: 'start',
        dir: 'asc'
    },
    {
        field: 'end',
        dir: 'desc'
    }
]

it will be very good if you will implement this sorting inside scheduler cell (data/group field) as parameter.

When there are more events than can be shown for a day (in the month view) on the Kendo UI Scheduler; clicking the expand button switches to 'Day View'. It would be useful to have an option to just expand the height of the day instead. This would match the behavior in the SilverLight version of the scheduler.

The RFC for iCal supports up to a recurrence at the second level.  While I think that is too much, you should be supporting recurrence at the minute level.

The Windows Task Scheduler supports this, as well as Linux/Unix Cron.

If you are using the Scheduler Widget as a UI for a job/task scheduling system, then having the ability to schedule at the minute level is important.

This is related to the feedback request to "Add hourly recurrence editor to Scheduler".

The kendo scheduler allows you to generate templates, but the events will not stretch  dynamically to display the contents. If the event heights had additional height controls like filling a row from top to bottom instead of forcing white space below the events  it would give more real-estate inside the plugin without taking up more overall space on the screen.

In the scheduler add the posibility to draw events in event (parent/child).
The child will be limited by the dates on its parent.

When setting a timeline view to display as an overnight view have an option to highlight the midnight timeline. This is currently only possible via a complex set of css rules...

you could have something like...

highlightTime: {time: 0, color:#ff0000}

where time is the timeline that needs to be highlighted and color is the color the line should be.

I have a need to create an event that will indicate a resources availability. This only needs to be a thin coloured block. Actual events will then be created along side the 'Availability' block. Basically we have the ability to create an event template. Need to be able to create two have assign the correct template based on what type of event it is. Also need the availability event to be rendered first so that it is always to the left on vertical views and at the top in horizontal views.