It should be possible to have a scrollbar on the content of the scheduler

[Zallist]

The calendar should be split into two parts, a "header" section and a "content" section. The content section should then be scrollable if requested, so that many sections can be displayed at once while still being able to see the headers for the times.

[Zallist]

I've started the work on this, and it should be as simple as the following:

If a MaxHeight is given, we should set the overflow to scroll on the ContentWrap and the "max-height" property to what's given. We then need some way of determining the scrollbar size and adding that as a margin-right offset to the ContentHeaderWrap.

[ChristophWeigert]

Any news on this feature?

[Zallist]

I've been busy with some other projects and haven't had time to work on the Time Scheduler. This should be a simple fix, but the issue is making it work with older versions of IE (which don't support any direct method of getting a scrollbar's size).
If you need this for some functionality, it should be about 10 minutes to fix for newer browsers by following what I said in the above comment, and to get the scrollbar width (for an offset, margin-right: -XXpx) you need to generate an element with a fixed size, overflow of auto, then generate another element within it with a larger height. This will make a scrollbar appear. You then Compare the innerWidth of the element before the child was placed inside, and the innerWidth after the child was placed inside.