Hi,
What I am attempting to do is to detect all changes to appointments, as well as deletions or additions of appointments. New appointments, deletions of appointments, or changes to appointments must be saved to the Appointments table of our database.
My approach has been to use an event handler for the RadScheduler.Appointments.CollectionChanged event. Of course, the RadScheduler's Appointment collection changes when you initially load it, so you have to handle that case. But I find my event handler being called when I mouse-click an appointment in the scheduler.
Is my approach all wrong?
What I am attempting to do is to detect all changes to appointments, as well as deletions or additions of appointments. New appointments, deletions of appointments, or changes to appointments must be saved to the Appointments table of our database.
My approach has been to use an event handler for the RadScheduler.Appointments.CollectionChanged event. Of course, the RadScheduler's Appointment collection changes when you initially load it, so you have to handle that case. But I find my event handler being called when I mouse-click an appointment in the scheduler.
Is my approach all wrong?