Hi, here are the answers to your questions:

1. The actual first date displayed is the first day of the selected month (as specified in Calendar.Date). If Calendar.MonthSettings.ShowPaddingDays is enabled the empty cells before the first day of the month and those after the last day are filled with the days from the previous and the next month respectively. The first displayed day of the week is specified vie Calendar.DateTimeFormat.FirstDayOfWeek.

2. Unfortunately, no. You can increase the number of displayed week but cannot make it less than 6.

3. I am testing this here with long item headers in a SingleMonth view and it appends the "...". What is the exact string you are having problems with?

Regards,
Meppy

1. It seems that I have misunderstood your question. The answer of your actual question is 'No'. However, you can calculate those dates yourself. The following code demonstrates how.

int diff = ((int)calendar1.GetFirstVisibleDate().DayOfWeek -
	(int)calendar1.DateTimeFormat.FirstDayOfWeek + 7) % 7;

DateTime firstDate = calendar1.GetFirstVisibleDate();
if (diff > 0)
{
	int prevMonth = calendar1.Date.Month;
	int prevYear = calendar1.Date.Year;

	prevMonth = prevMonth - 1;
	if (prevMonth == 0)
	{
		prevMonth = 12;
		prevYear -= 1;
	}

	int daysInMonth = DateTime.DaysInMonth(prevYear, prevMonth);
	firstDate = new DateTime(prevYear, prevMonth, daysInMonth - diff + 1);
}

DateTime lastDate = firstDate + TimeSpan.FromDays(6 * 7 - 1); 

The dates of interest are contained in firstDate and lastDate respectively. Keep in mind that the code will work properly only if you are not using leading and trailing weeks. Otherwise you have to perform the necessary modifications.

2. We can do that. I will let you know when we are ready.

3. It appears that the height of the item is not sufficient to fit a text of this size. Increasing the size of the items to, say, 20 seems to be fixing the problem (the item size is controlled through the Calendar.ItemSettings.Size property). As a side note, I will recommend settings Item.SelectedStyle.Font to the same font as the one specified in Item.Style.Font in order to keep the item appearance consistent when the item is selected.

Meppy

This happens because Planner.NET uses the StringFormatFlags.LineLimit value for the FormatFlags property of the StringFormat object used when rendering texts.

Meppy

Unfortunately - no. If we want to implement this we have to make considerable modifications to the collision resolving algorithm so that it can handle items with different sizes.

Meppy

I have to finish some other things first and I will look into this.

Meppy