Chris Gårdenberg
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Chris Gårdenberg
asked on 07 May 2009, 09:41 AM
If there's anyone out there who (just like me) builds their appointments with codebehind and the Subject-property.
To be able to use HTML from codebehind, just add the AppointmentTemplate like this (In the markup)
This way it evaluates all the HTML, instead of rendering it as plain text.
To be able to use HTML from codebehind, just add the AppointmentTemplate like this (In the markup)
| <AppointmentTemplate> |
| <%#Eval("Subject") %> |
| </AppointmentTemplate> |
This way it evaluates all the HTML, instead of rendering it as plain text.
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wima
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answered on 03 Jun 2009, 01:31 PM
is there a solution about this?
thank you
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Hi M W,
What exactly do you need to implement?
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wima
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answered on 04 Jun 2009, 05:15 AM
I have to surround the subject with a div. Because the appointments does not render properly in a sharepoint webpart. I found a way with an AppointmentTemplate, now it works.