Hi, I have a problem with UltraDayView.  The weekday displayed at the top center, is truncated only on Wednesday.  The "y" is not displayed on the end, so it just says "Wednesda".  I have looked on the forums and all through the documentation, and tried tweaking a bunch of properties on the UltraDayView control. But I still can't seem to track down where this is getting trunc'd.  Can anybody help?  In my code I am setting DayTextFormat to "dddd":

this.dayView.DayTextFormat = "dddd";

 You need to increase the width of your columns. DayView control will automatically truncate it if there isn't enough room to display the day name.

           ' Set the 'MinimumColumnWidth' property to 150 to prevent the columns
            ' from becoming too narrow when the user resizes them
            Me.dayViewAppointments.MinimumColumnWidth = 115

            ' Set the 'PreferredColumnWidth' property to 150 so the columns
            ' start off with that initial width
            Me.dayViewAppointments.PreferredColumnWidth = 115
 

To clarify, that line was just a shortcut to reference the Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.DayView namespace. If you already had a using statement for that namespace, it would be unnecessary. It mainly comes in handy when you have other schedule controls on the same form, to prevent collisions since some of their UIElement names are the same.

Thank you, that was a good solution :)

I did change your code slightly, to remove "nsDayView." which wasn't needed.

Try this: 

using nsDayView = Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.DayView;

this.ultraDayView1.CreationFilter = new DayOfWeekCreationFilter();

public class DayOfWeekCreationFilter : IUIElementCreationFilter
{
    void IUIElementCreationFilter.AfterCreateChildElements(UIElement parent)
    {
        nsDayView.DayHeaderUIElement headerElement = parent as nsDayView.DayHeaderUIElement;
        if ( headerElement != null )
        {
            List<TextUIElement> textElements = new List<TextUIElement>(2);
            foreach( UIElement childElement in headerElement.ChildElements )
            {
                if ( childElement is TextUIElement )
                    textElements.Add( childElement as TextUIElement );
            }

            if ( textElements.Count == 2 )
            {
                headerElement.ChildElements.Remove( textElements[1] );
                textElements.RemoveAt(1);
            }

            if ( textElements.Count == 1 )
            {
                TextUIElement textElement = textElements[0];
                textElement.Rect = headerElement.RectInsideBorders;                   
                textElement.Text = headerElement.Date.ToString( "dddd" );
            }

        }
    }

    bool IUIElementCreationFilter.BeforeCreateChildElements(UIElement parent)
    {
        return false;
    }
}

The suggestion by Aaron Glover did not solve the issue (thanks anyway for trying).  This is a problem regardless of the size the user chooses for the columns.  I have tried setting both properties to 180 but this is still a bug:

this.dayView.MinimumColumnWidth = 180;

this.dayView.PreferredColumnWidth = 180;

In my company we are required to use Infragistics version 7.1 library, so upgrading is not a possibility.

Does anybody have any other creative suggestions for a way I could fix this with my own code?