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• Michele

  Posted on Nov 23, 2011 (permalink)

  Hi,
  with radscheduler I'm in a "day-view" with 5 columns displayed rappresenting 5 different Resources.
  When I right-click on a cell of a specific column I need to understand the corresponding Column/Resource :
  Is it possible to have such information without performing a click with the left button?
  Is there an event or a property I could use for this?
  
  thanks in advance
  Michele
  

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• Konstantina Konstantina

  Posted on Nov 28, 2011 (permalink)

  Hi Michele,
  
  You can hook to the AppointmentSelectionChanged event of the ScheduleView. The sender is the ScheduleView and it has SelectedSlot property which keeps the same information as the Appointment - End, Start and Resource.
  
  Hope this information helps.
  
  Regards,
  Konstantina
  the Telerik team

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• Michele

  Posted on Dec 3, 2011 (permalink)

  Hi,
  The problem is that I'm using RadScheduler and not the ScheduleView.
  I cannot find such an event in the "old" Scheduler; Is there something else ?
  I've to succeed in perform a "Copy and Paste" of an appointment in a new column/resource : so I have to assign the new resource to the new appointment according to the column/resource where I right-click with the mouse ...
  
  It would be sufficient if I could set the property "SelectedResource" of the Scheduler not only with the left-click of the mouse but also with only a right-click on a cell .
  
  thanks a lot, Michele
  

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• Konstantina Konstantina

  Posted on Dec 5, 2011 (permalink)

  Hello Michele,
  
  Sorry for the misunderstanding.
  
  Unfortunately, there is no such event in the RadScheduler control. I highly recommend you to migrate to the ScheduleView control, as RadScheduler is marked obsolete and no more feature will be implemented. RadScheduleView is much more faster, MVVM friendly and with more features.
  If you decide to migrate we will be happy to assist you along the way. For some comparison between the two controls you can check out this migration document.
  
  Kind regards,
  Konstantina
  the Telerik team

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