Hello, I just installed windows 8 pro and VS2012, and I have a problem with your scheduling components (12.1).The steps to reproduce the problem are very easy:
1) Create a new WPF application (Net Framework 4.5)2) Drag and drop a ScheduleView
Roberto Dalmonte
Hello Dmitry,
The Service Release, that you are looking for, has been available for 11.2,12.1 and 12.2. We provide with Product Service Releases for 1 year after the release of a product. For more information please look into the following forum thread :
http://ko.infragistics.com/help/product-lifecycle/
If you need any further assistance on this matter, feel free to ask.
Hi Yanko,
We at IT Easy Pty Ltd have exactly the same problem, ufnortunately. The exception happens when you install .NET Framework 4.5 on machine, even though our software does not use 4.5 (the Target Framework of our WPF app is 4.0). It disappears when you uninstall 4.5.
I wish I could download this "Service Release" fix you produced this month, but I don't see the link. The latest SR I see is NetAdvantage for WPF Line of Business 2010 Vol. 3 - WPF Service Release dated December 2011. Is it because our service agreement expired?
Regards,
Dmitry.
Thanks Yanko,
I can confirm that this issue has been addressed in Version 12.1.20121.2169
Well if you want all days to be considered non-working time then you could set the WorkDays to "None". If you want a day to be entirely working (when IsWorkDay resolves to true) then you would add a TimeRange whose start is "00:00" and whose end is "1.00:00".
Yes, without it, the control shows 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM background color as white, and gray for rest all. I just want to show either full gray or full white.
Is there any alternate way of achieving it?
Thanks!