Hi,

Thanks a lot, you replied.

Here is my code used to show calendar

XamDayView optiomDayView = new XamDayView();
                        optiomDayView.FontSize = (double)10;
                        optiomDayView.CalendarDisplayMode = CalendarDisplayMode.Overlay;
                        optiomDayView.ShowCalendarCloseButton = true;
                        optiomDayView.ShowCalendarOverlayButton = true;

                        DataSet myDataSet = new DataSet();
                        myDataSet = loadDayPage(item.Id.ToString());

                        ListScheduleDataConnector mydataConnector = new ListScheduleDataConnector();
                        mydataConnector.ResourceItemsSource = CreateResources(item, i);
                        mydataConnector.ResourceCalendarItemsSource = GetCurrentCalendar(item, i);
                        mydataConnector.AppointmentItemsSource = CreateAppointments(myDataSet);

                        // Create a XamScheduleDataManager object and set its DataConnector property.
                        XamScheduleDataManager mydataManager = new XamScheduleDataManager();
                        mydataManager.ActivityDialogDisplaying += new EventHandler<ActivityDialogDisplayingEventArgs>(mydataManager_ActivityDialogDisplaying);
                        mydataManager.DataConnector = mydataConnector;


                        // Create a CalendarGroupCollection object to add CalendarGroup objects.
                        CalendarGroupCollection mycalendarGroupCollection = mydataManager.CalendarGroups;
                        CalendarGroup mycalendarGroup = new CalendarGroup();
                        mycalendarGroup.InitialCalendarIds = "[res" + i.ToString() + "[cal" + i.ToString() + "]]";
                        //mycalendarGroup.InitialCalendarIds = "[res" + i.ToString() + "[cal1][cal2][cal3][cal4]]";
                        mycalendarGroupCollection.Add(mycalendarGroup);

                        optiomDayView.DataManager = mydataManager;
                        optiomDayView.VisibleDates.Clear();
                        optiomDayView.VisibleDates.Add(Convert.ToDateTime(dtdate.SelectedDate));

and This is code for resource

private ObservableCollection<Resource> CreateResources(customCB item, int Number)
        {
            ObservableCollection<Resource> _rcCollection = new ObservableCollection<Resource>();

            Resource rc = new Resource();
            rc.Id = "res" + Number.ToString();
            rc.Name = item.fullName;
            rc.IsLocked = false;
            rc.IsVisible = true;
            rc.Description = item.fullName;

            _rcCollection.Add(rc);
            return _rcCollection;
        }

and this is for Calendar

private ObservableCollection<ResourceCalendar> GetCurrentCalendar(customCB item, int Number)
        {
            ObservableCollection<ResourceCalendar> _rcCollection = new ObservableCollection<ResourceCalendar>();

            ResourceCalendar rc = new ResourceCalendar();
            rc.Id = "cal" + Number.ToString();
            rc.OwningResourceId = "res" + Number.ToString();
            rc.BaseColor = GetCalendarColor(Number);
            rc.Name = item.fullName;
            rc.Description = item.fullName;
            rc.IsVisible = true;
            _rcCollection.Add(rc);


            return _rcCollection;
        }

But i did not found any option to Show/Side Calander CaptionHeaderText and to set text, as we have myDayView.CaptionHeaderText = "Heading"; in our web control.

A screenshot of what/where you are expecting to see this text would help. It sounds like you're talking about just some text that is displayed above the control. There is no such property in the controls because there is no such area in the controls. You could either put a label/textblock above the xamDayView (i.e. outside the control) or retemplate the xamDayView to have some caption.

Is there a setting to just show the calendar name and not the full resource name-calendar name concatenation?

Thanks,

David

Im sorry for inconvenience. Thanks for the support.