On Android,  when the user selects a date on CalendarViewMode.Month mode, the DisplayDateChanged event is fired twice and the displayed date in CalendarViewMode.Day is incorrect. 

Sometimes the display date is 4-6 months ahead/behind or just with one month.

If the TimelineInterval property of the DayViewSettings is set to 1 hour, and the DayEndTime is, for example, "18.30", the last 30 minutes are not visualized in the Calendar View.

While testing our app around timezones, we found a case where the cell selection would not render if timezone was set to Portugal, Azores (GMT+00:00). Selector reappears after switching to another month though. For some weird reason we were not able to replicate this issue for a similar timezone like Casablanca, Morocco (GMT+00:00).

If you have an appointment with duration 15 min, it is not properly rendered in DayView/MultiDayView on Android - it is visualized as a 30 min appointment

When the Start and EndDate properties are changed one after another and each of them calls PropertyChanged the appointment does not render accurately. If for example there is an appointment from 3 PM to 4 PM (duration 1 hour) and the Appointment is changed to one hour earlier (from 2 PM to 3 PM) on the screen the Appointment is displayed from 2 PM to 4 PM (duration 2 hours).

Add support for pull to refresh gesture. 

When change my calendar view to Agenda, appointments with too large Title, overlap the time section in the container box.

Currently the first label marking the DayStartTime is not visualized in the timeline of the DayView (and MultiDayView) on Android. This leads to inconsistency with iOS, where the first label is displayed.

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Out of the box, all Calendar views for iOS are in AM/PM

In Android the MultiDay is 24 hour, but the Day view is AM/PM

How can I force Android MultiDay to be AM/PM ?

 

 

How can I hide week and month headers in Agenda View Mode?

Add a View that displays a list of the scheduled appointments.

When RadCalendar is used in Xamarin.Forms Shell project, the vertical scrolling is not possible.

Region.Op.REPLACE is deprecated and therefore the exception is thrown:

[AndroidRuntime] java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid Region.Op - only INTERSECT and DIFFERENCE are allowed
[AndroidRuntime] at android.graphics.Canvas.checkValidClipOp(Canvas.java:779)
[AndroidRuntime] at android.graphics.Canvas.clipRect(Canvas.java:826)
[AndroidRuntime] at com.telerik.widget.calendar.CalendarFragment.drawRows(CalendarFragment.java:589)
[AndroidRuntime] at com.telerik.widget.calendar.CalendarFragment.render(CalendarFragment.java:259)
[AndroidRuntime] at com.telerik.widget.calendar.CalendarScrollManager$FragmentHolder$LayerView.onDraw(CalendarScrollManager.java:136)
[AndroidRuntime] at android.view.View.draw(View.java:20207)

When I switch from Multi-day view to Day view it doesn't appear to redraw correctly on UWP. I can switch from Month to Day view and it's fine.

The behaviour I'm seeing is that it doesn't hide the multi-day view appointments and then doesn't correctly draw the day view ones. Please see the screen shot attached.

Currently appointments that last for more than a day are visualized separately in each day cell in Month View - provide a way to render them as continuous shapes.

when showing 3 months (last month, present month and the next month) on calendar component, the next month tab is displayed twice. see the attached video

set the MultiDayViewStyle (tried both in code and also in the xaml) and the Appointment settings don't seem to have any effect on Android.

The following properties are not applied to the DayViewStyle/MultiDayViewStyle
- AppointmentFontSize
- AppointmentDetailsFontSize
- AppointmentTextColor
- AppointmentDetailsTextColor

I've attached a handler to the ViewChanged event of the Calendar component.

The event fires on Android but not on UWP. I've tried changing the view type using the calendar controls and also programatically but the event is not being fired.

In DayView mode, when TimelineInterval is set to "0:30", in Android it shows just the hour component. Like 1 PM, 1 PM, 2PM, 2 PM etc. 

If you set SelectedDate when the Calendar control is created, does not take any effect in the UI on iOS. 

As a workaround, set SelectedDate at a later stage.