Leading and trailing dates are those dates displayed within a group that do not belong that to that particular group. For example, when viewing a gregorian calendar that displays August 2008 with a default first day of week of Sunday, a calendar has space available to show the 27-31 of July (leading) and the 1-6 of September (trailing). By default leading and trailing dates are displayed within the first and last CalendarItemGroup within the control.
Note: The default template for the XamMonthCalendar uses a CalendarItemGroupPanel that ensures that only the first and last CalendarItemGroup instances have their ShowTrailingDates and ShowLeadingDates initialized based on this property. If you retemplate the control to directly contain CalendarItemGroup instances you will need to control which groups use this property.
Imports Infragistics.Windows.Editors Imports Infragistics.Windows.Controls Private Sub InitializeCalendar(ByVal calendar As XamMonthCalendar) ' by default the template of the xammonthcalendar uses a calendaritemgrouppanel ' which will automatically create groups as needed based on the available size ' to use a fixed size, you can set AutoAdjustCalendarDimensions to false and ' set the CalendarDimensions to the dimensions you want it to always use calendar.AutoAdjustCalendarDimensions = False calendar.CalendarDimensions = New CalendarDimensions(2, 2) ' DisabledDaysOfWeek is a flagged enumeration of the days of the week ' that should be disabled and therefore disallow activation and selection calendar.DisabledDaysOfWeek = DayOfWeekFlags.Saturday Or DayOfWeekFlags.Sunday ' the default selection type allows for selection of multiple dates calendar.SelectionType = SelectionType.Single ' the min/max dates control the range of dates that are available ' for activation/selection. any dates outside this range will not ' be shown calendar.MinDate = New DateTime(2008, 1, 1) calendar.MaxDate = New DateTime(2099, 12, 31) ' by default week numbers are not displayed calendar.WeekNumberVisibility = Visibility.Visible ' the today button that is used to select the current date ' can be removed using the TodayButtonVisibility calendar.TodayButtonVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed ' by default leading and trailing dates (e.g. days before ' and after the first/last visible month) are displayed ' within the control calendar.ShowLeadingAndTrailingDates = False End Sub
using Infragistics.Windows.Editors; using Infragistics.Windows.Controls; private void InitializeCalendar(XamMonthCalendar calendar) { // by default the template of the xammonthcalendar uses a calendaritemgrouppanel // which will automatically create groups as needed based on the available size // to use a fixed size, you can set AutoAdjustCalendarDimensions to false and // set the CalendarDimensions to the dimensions you want it to always use calendar.AutoAdjustCalendarDimensions = false; calendar.CalendarDimensions = new CalendarDimensions(2, 2); // DisabledDaysOfWeek is a flagged enumeration of the days of the week // that should be disabled and therefore disallow activation and selection calendar.DisabledDaysOfWeek = DayOfWeekFlags.Saturday | DayOfWeekFlags.Sunday; // the default selection type allows for selection of multiple dates calendar.SelectionType = SelectionType.Single; // the min/max dates control the range of dates that are available // for activation/selection. any dates outside this range will not // be shown calendar.MinDate = new DateTime(2008, 1, 1); calendar.MaxDate = new DateTime(2099, 12, 31); // by default week numbers are not displayed calendar.WeekNumberVisibility = Visibility.Visible; // the today button that is used to select the current date // can be removed using the TodayButtonVisibility calendar.TodayButtonVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed; // by default leading and trailing dates (e.g. days before // and after the first/last visible month) are displayed // within the control calendar.ShowLeadingAndTrailingDates = false; }
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