'Declaration Public Property CompressWeekends As Infragistics.Win.DefaultableBoolean
public Infragistics.Win.DefaultableBoolean CompressWeekends {get; set;}
This property determines whether the weekends are compressed in a monthly print style. By default, whether a weekend is compressed will be based on the WeekendDisplayStyle of the TemplateMonthViewSingle. If let at default and TemplateMonthViewSingle is null (Nothing in VB), the weekends will be compressed.
Imports Infragistics.Shared Imports Infragistics.Win Imports Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule 'print one or more months Me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.PrintStyle = SchedulePrintStyle.Monthly 'by default, a monthly print style starts with the week containing 'the start date and prints 5 weeks per page until the last date 'is printed. optionally, the print may be changed to always print 'all the days of each month on a separate page. further, a setting 'of 'OneMonthPerPageExact' may be used to prevent any leading or 'trailing days from being rendered 'me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.MonthlyLayoutStyle = MonthlyLayoutStyle.FiveWeeksPerPage 'me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.MonthlyLayoutStyle = MonthlyLayoutStyle.OneMonthPerPage Me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.MonthlyLayoutStyle = MonthlyLayoutStyle.OneMonthPerPageExact 'by default, whether weekends are compressed is based on the settings 'of the ultramonthviewsingle that is created for the print operation. 'this may be overriden using the 'CompressWeekends' property. in this 'case we do not want to compress the weekend days - each should be 'displayed in its own column Me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.CompressWeekends = DefaultableBoolean.False 'the print document also contains an option to hide non-working days - 'i.e. DayOfWeek object's whose IsWorkingDay is false. in this case, 'we want to print every day of the week including weekends Me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.ExcludeNonWorkingDays = False 'the month may be split across 2 pages so that half of the 'days of the week are printed on the first page and the second 'half is rendered on the second page Me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.MaximumPagesPerMonth = 2
using Infragistics.Shared; using Infragistics.Win; using Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule; //print one or more months this.ultraSchedulePrintDocument1.PrintStyle = SchedulePrintStyle.Monthly; //by default, a monthly print style starts with the week containing //the start date and prints 5 weeks per page until the last date //is printed. optionally, the print may be changed to always print //all the days of each month on a separate page. further, a setting //of 'OneMonthPerPageExact' may be used to prevent any leading or //trailing days from being rendered //me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.MonthlyLayoutStyle = MonthlyLayoutStyle.FiveWeeksPerPage //me.UltraSchedulePrintDocument1.MonthlyLayoutStyle = MonthlyLayoutStyle.OneMonthPerPage this.ultraSchedulePrintDocument1.MonthlyLayoutStyle = MonthlyLayoutStyle.OneMonthPerPageExact; //by default, whether weekends are compressed is based on the settings //of the ultramonthviewsingle that is created for the print operation. //this may be overriden using the 'CompressWeekends' property. in this //case we do not want to compress the weekend days - each should be //displayed in its own column this.ultraSchedulePrintDocument1.CompressWeekends = DefaultableBoolean.False; //the print document also contains an option to hide non-working days - //i.e. DayOfWeek object//s whose IsWorkingDay is false. in this case, //we want to print every day of the week including weekends this.ultraSchedulePrintDocument1.ExcludeNonWorkingDays = false; //the month may be split across 2 pages so that half of the //days of the week are printed on the first page and the second //half is rendered on the second page this.ultraSchedulePrintDocument1.MaximumPagesPerMonth = 2;
Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, 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