'Declaration Public Property ScrollButtonVisibility As Visibility
public Visibility ScrollButtonVisibility {get; set;}
The ScrollButtonVisibility is used to indicate whethe the CalendarItemGroup instances within the control should display the previous and next scroll buttons. The default template for the XamMonthCalendar uses a CalendarItemGroupPanel that autogenerates the groups displayed within the control. When scroll buttons are to be displayed, it ensures that the scroll previous of the upper left most group and the scroll next of the upper right most group will display their scroll buttons. If you retemplate the XamMonthCalendar to directly contain CalendarItemGroups then you must selectively bind the ScrollPreviousButtonVisibility and ScrollNextButtonVisibility to this property.
Imports Infragistics.Windows.Editors Imports Infragistics.Windows.Controls Private Sub InitializeCalendar(ByVal calendar As XamMonthCalendar) ' show the week numbers - by default week numbers are not shown calendar.WeekNumberVisibility = Visibility.Visible ' hide the today button - by default it is shown calendar.TodayButtonVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed ' by default the day of week headers are displayed calendar.DayOfWeekHeaderVisibility = Visibility.Visible ' the DayOfWeekHeaderFormat provides several options for ' how much text is displayed for the day of week headers. ' this defaults to 2 characters calendar.DayOfWeekHeaderFormat = DayOfWeekHeaderFormat.SingleCharacter ' hide the scroll buttons - by default they are displayed in the ' upper left and upper right CalendarItemGroups calendar.ScrollButtonVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed End Sub
using Infragistics.Windows.Editors; using Infragistics.Windows.Controls; private void InitializeCalendar(XamMonthCalendar calendar) { // show the week numbers - by default week numbers are not shown calendar.WeekNumberVisibility = Visibility.Visible; // hide the today button - by default it is shown calendar.TodayButtonVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed; // by default the day of week headers are displayed calendar.DayOfWeekHeaderVisibility = Visibility.Visible; // the DayOfWeekHeaderFormat provides several options for // how much text is displayed for the day of week headers. // this defaults to 2 characters calendar.DayOfWeekHeaderFormat = DayOfWeekHeaderFormat.SingleCharacter; // hide the scroll buttons - by default they are displayed in the // upper left and upper right CalendarItemGroups calendar.ScrollButtonVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed; }
Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2