Thank you for your information Sachin. I just checked with our dev team and currently they are still working on ASPNET-368.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hi Sachin,

The error (String was not recognized as a valid DateTime) is caused by unmatched dateformat string where in the filter it's "dd/MM/yyyy" and the cell data is "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm", so I suggest you to set them to the same format such as "dd/MM/yyyy". For example:

...
if (MyColumn.Name == "RequiredDate" || MyColumn.Name == "ShippedDate" || MyColumn.Name == "OrderDate") {
    MyColumn.DataFormatString = "dd-MM-yyyy";
    MyColumn.EditType = EditType.Custom;
    MyColumn.CustomEditorName = "VistaCalendar";
    MyColumn.FilterEditType = FilterEditType.SameAsEditType;
}
...

This code has been tested and it should work fine.

About the background color problem, I just noticed it and it seems that this is a problem from our internal code. In the meantime, you can hack the style through the css like this:

<style>

.WSB1_CalendarInboundCellStyle {
    background - color: transparent !important;
}
</style>

This should remove the background color of the Vista Calendar.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

You are welcome Sachin. Glad I could help.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello George,

Thanks for the video. However, to be able to fix this, I might need to take a look at your code, on how you set up the WebGrid. Looking at your video, I can only guess this is a height issue since the status bar isn't shown correctly. You could send me a sample or write it in a snippet code. If it's code-sensitive, you can send it to erwin@intersoftsolutions.com. Looking foward to hear from you.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello Sachin,

The reason BackColor is not working is because of the default background color is marked as important by our internal code. So instead of using BackColor, you should be using CustomRules. Here's an example to it:

...
<SelectedCellStyle HorizontalAlign="Center" CustomRules="background-color: Firebrick !important;">
</SelectedCellStyle>
...

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders