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ASP.NET MVC Scheduler Resources
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The Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Scheduler allows you to assign Scheduler events to a set of predefined resources. The resources can be divided in the following way:
- Single-instance resources–When only a single instance can be assigned to a Scheduler event. This, for example, can be a list of meetings (Scheduler events), which are held in two rooms (resources). Since a meeting can be held in only one room, it can be considered a single resource.
- Multiple-instance resources-When two or more instances can be assigned to a Scheduler event. This, for example, can be a list of meetings and meeting attendees. Since more than one attendee can participate in a meeting, it is considered a multiple-instance resource. You can enable the multiple-instance feature by setting the
Resourcesconfiguration to.Multiple(true).
The Scheduler also supports unlimited resource types. For example, you can combine single and multiple resources, as shown in this demo.
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