Me.UltraWeekView1.Appearance.ImageBackground = _
Image.FromFile("Program Dependent Files\Sunset.jpg")
The following example demonstrates how to use the WinWeekView’s™ CalendarLook Object to display the UltraWeekView’s ImageBackground "behind" the days using the element’s rich alpha-blending capabilities. This can be used to, for example, display a corporate logo in the element without distracting the end user.
Set the property of the WinWeekView’s Appearance .
In Visual Basic:
Me.UltraWeekView1.Appearance.ImageBackground = _
Image.FromFile("Program Dependent Files\Sunset.jpg")
In C#:
this.ultraWeekView1.Appearance.ImageBackground = Image.FromFile(@"Program Dependent Files\Sunset.jpg");
Set the of the CalendarLook DayAppearance to half transparency.
In Visual Basic:
Me.UltraWeekView1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.AlphaLevel = 128
In C#:
this.ultraWeekView1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.AlphaLevel = 128;
Set the CalendarLook DayAppearance BackColorAlpha to use the previously set AlphaLevel.
In Visual Basic:
Me.UltraWeekView1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.BackColorAlpha = _ Infragistics.Win.Alpha.UseAlphaLevel
In C#:
this.ultraWeekView1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.BackColorAlpha = Infragistics.Win.Alpha.UseAlphaLevel;
Because the WinWeekView’s DayAppearance is layered above it’s WeekAppearance, set the WeekAppearance BackColorAlpha to be transparent so that the ImageBackground will be displayed.
In Visual Basic:
Me.UltraWeekView1.CalendarLook.WeekAppearance.BackColorAlpha = _ Infragistics.Win.Alpha.Transparent
In C#:
this.ultraWeekView1.CalendarLook.WeekAppearance.BackColorAlpha = Infragistics.Win.Alpha.Transparent;