Selecting specific slots in radscheduleview

Hello,

Our dev team recently updated the Scheduling page in our application to use a RadScheduleView instead of a Radscheduler.  This has broken most of our tests that were written to work with the radscheduler and we are working through the issues to fix them.  This post is to ask you about one of the issues.

One of our tests was creating an appointment by selecting a specific row in the Scheduler view and then invoking the Create Appointment command from the right-mouse menu associated with that row (the time slot values are used to populate the Time fields in the dialog that shows up).  

The selected row was computed based on the desired time (which was one of about 6 possible values that the test would pick from in each run).  Here is the code:


The above code worked with the Radscheduler because each row was associated with a different Border object (which was enclosed in a TimeSlotItem object).  However, I am finding that is not the case with the Radscheduler view.  When I record the right mouse click (prior to taking it to code), I seem to be getting the same id no matter which row I pick. 

When I look at the DOM, I don't see Border elements for any of the rows - instead I am seeing TimeRulerLine elements inside a TimeRulerLinesPanel element.  Each of the TimeRuler elements does have a Border element - but the recorder is apparently not finding them or not seeing them as different objects.

Question:  Given the above, is it possible to replicate the test functionality (as it worked with Radscheduler) to work with Radscheduleview?  If so, what do I need to do?

Attached are snapshots of the scheduler page with Radscheduleview (radschedulerview.jpg) and radscheduler (radscheduler.jpg) with the respective DOM shown alongside.

I appreciate your help in this regard.  A prompt response would be very much appreciated as the test in question is a smoke test and needs to be fixed as soon as possible.  Please let me know if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Shashi