This is valid for the DayView and the WorkDayView but it could be researched if applicable also for other views. Currently, the maximum height of an appointment is determined by the MinorTickLength applied. If the slots between the ticks are too small, the appointment's subject will be clipped vertically. In Outlook there is a mechanism that applies something like a minimum height which allows the subject to be drawn regardless the actual size of the appointment.
When the RecurrenceFrequency is set to Year. The GetOccurrences() method of the RecurrencePattern does not respect the Interval property.
I have discovered a bug that appears when a RadScheduleView is used with the ScheduleViewStyleSelector to style the appointments and the theme is changed.
Steps to reproduce:
Result: The "old" appearance of the appointments stays after changing the theme.
Expected behavior: The appearance of the appointments changes according to the new theme.
I have attached a solution with the described behavior and an image of the outcome.
It happens when the DefaultDialogResult is set to true.
If ShowWeekGroupHeaders="True" and we have AllDayArea, the extra line from week group header is not taken into account by the AllDayArea and that shifts the last appointment in it to show in the day area. The XAML team has recently reviewed this issue and will not be addressing it as at this time the team is focusing on the bugs impacting the highest number of developers. If you have encountered this issue and it is blocking for your work please contact us through the support ticketing system with details on your setup and a reference to this item.