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Greetings,
Currently I am in process of developing an application for booking (etc. rooms). The most painful thing in front of me: “The booking chart”. It should looks similarly to the following thing:
http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/4807/99573694.gif
Any suggestion how can I build the “skeleton” of the booking chart? should i use grid etc? I would like to navigate through the days and additionally passed number of items and current datetime range
Looking at your example it looks like a job for DataGrid (http://wpf.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=29117 if you’re on WPF 3.5, it’s part of WPF 4).
I would implement the navigation functionality by using LINQ to filter your data set to the range you’re interested in. The navigation controls would have to be provided by you separate from the DataGrid.
Hope that helps…