jscatalina said:

Search for FrameInterval property of the WebSchedule. I know the date range of the appointment depends on what what control it is bound to. 

Does anyone have an example of changing the FrameInterval property?  I've tried a few different things, but have been unsuccessful so far.

tgaudette,

I think jscatalina got me pointed in the right direction on another post in this topic group.  You might want to poke around a bit more.

Regardless, the FrameInterval setting is acted upon using a listener handler near the top of your code-behind.  The following line traps the FrameIntervalChanging event and sends processing of the event to the "scheduleInfo_FrameIntervalChanging" method:

//Set the DataFetch FrameInterval to 30 days. The default is way too small when one does not have

// a visual scheduling control on the form.  Obviously, increasing the appointment filter interval will have a performance hit.

scheduleInfo.FrameIntervalChanging += new FrameIntervalChangingEventHandler(this.scheduleInfo_FrameIntervalChanging);

The following is my "scheduleInfo_FrameIntervalChanging" which adjusts the FrameInterval from a very small timeslice - I think 1 hour - to thirty days.  The interval will be fifteen days before the today and fifteen days after.  You could use a date selected by the user as well.

/// <summary>

/// scheduleInfo_FrameIntervalChanging()

/// Expand the DataFetch date frame to retrieve a client's scheduling record. The default is so

/// small when one does not have one of the visual scheduling controls actually on the form as to

/// be ineffective. We are talking about maybe a minute. The recurring appointments did get read,

/// but those appointments that were a single date did not. Initially chose a 30 day window centered on

/// today.

/// </summary>

/// <param name="sender"></param>

/// <param name="args"></param>

args.FrameInterval.EndDate = Infragistics.WebUI.Shared.SmartDate.Today.AddDays(15.0);

args.FrameInterval.StartDate = Infragistics.WebUI.Shared.SmartDate.Today.AddDays(-15.0);

args.Updated = true;

Thanks ~ that did the trick!