Specific usage of responsiveByParent

[DAIMENGEN4]

const App = () => {
    const contentRef = useRef()
//.................
const config = {
        schedulerWidth: '90%',
        responsiveByParent: true,
        views: [
            { viewName: 'Year', viewType: ViewType.Year, showAgenda: false, isEventPerspective: false }
        ]
    }

return (
<Content ref={contentRef} style={{margin: '24px 16px', padding: 24, minHeight: 280, background: colorBgContainer }}>
       <SimpleScheduler parentRef={contentRef} config={config} resources={resources} events={events} viewType={ViewType.Year}/>
     </Content>
)
};


const SimpleScheduler = (props) => {
// .......
return (
        <Scheduler
            parentRef={props.parentRef}
            schedulerData={schedulerData}
            prevClick={prevClick}
            nextClick={nextClick}
            onSelectDate={onSelectDate}
            onViewChange={onViewChange}/>
    )

}

Result: Scheduler does not adapt to the width of the parent component。

[AsifDaum]

Ive got the same issue, it wont conform to the outside parent div.

I have applied useRef for parentRef, but that was not fruitful either.

 let schedulerData = new SchedulerData(
    date,
    ViewType.Day, // Change the status of daily, weekly or monthly
    false,
    false,
    // Switch Resources and task name area
    {
      responsiveByParent: true,
      startResizable: false,
      endResizable: false,
      schedulerContentHeight: "100%",
      weekResourceTableWidth: 160,
      weekCellWidth: 80,
      // minuteStep: 15
    }
  );

  const schedulerParentRef = useRef();
  
  const [viewModel, setViewModel] = useState(schedulerData);
  
      <div className="w-full" ref={schedulerParentRef}>
      <div className="-mt-4" style={{ marginLeft: "auto" }}>
        <Scheduler
          parentRef={schedulerParentRef}
          schedulerData={viewModel}
          prevClick={prevClick}
          nextClick={nextClick}
          onSelectDate={onSelectDate}
          onViewChange={onViewChange}
          eventItemClick={eventClicked}
          viewEventClick={ops1}
          viewEventText="Details"
        />
      </div>
      </div>

It was referenced here on how to use it, but its not exactly for function based components.

StephenChou1017#260

Plus it seems that its more often used in class based components than function-based ones, that should still not be the cause right?