Hello, Michael,
Loading events just for the presented month can be achieved by implementing TKCaledarDelegate's method WillNavigateToDate. You can check the month of the date that the calendar is going to navigate and if it is different than the current month invoke the Update method of the calendar's presenter. This would request again EventsForDate. This way you can load only the events of interest.
You can remove the circle by setting size of the EventShape property of TKCalendarDayCellStyle to CGSize.Empty and draw the events as text like in the code below:
I can confirm that currently we have an issue with setting the MaxEventsCount property. I have logged it and updated your Telerik points for reporting this.
Regards,
Adrian
Telerik by Progress
Loading events just for the presented month can be achieved by implementing TKCaledarDelegate's method WillNavigateToDate. You can check the month of the date that the calendar is going to navigate and if it is different than the current month invoke the Update method of the calendar's presenter. This would request again EventsForDate. This way you can load only the events of interest.
You can remove the circle by setting size of the EventShape property of TKCalendarDayCellStyle to CGSize.Empty and draw the events as text like in the code below:
public override void UpdateVisualsForCell(TKCalendar calendar, TKCalendarCell cell){ if (cell is TKCalendarDayCell) { ((TKCalendarDayCell)cell).Style.EventShape.Size = CGSize.Empty; ((TKCalendarDayCell)cell).Style.DisplayEventsAsText = true; }}I can confirm that currently we have an issue with setting the MaxEventsCount property. I have logged it and updated your Telerik points for reporting this.
Regards,
Adrian
Telerik by Progress
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