Yes, I am using angular-kendo currently, but I have a working example of the scheduler complete with a viable data source. The problem is not with editing a series in general, but specifically with losing the ability to continue editing the series settings.
Once I set the event in the scheduler and make it recur, it no longer displays the recurrence editing after that point. The series displays fine and I've confirmed that the data returned has a RecurrenceID, RecurrenceRule, though it currently doesn't need a RecurrenceException.
Is the normal behavior to continue editing a recurring series or is this loss of editing by design?
When I press "Edit the series" it only shows:
Title,
Start
End
All day event
Description
I would think the "Repeat" portion should be in there somewhere like it is when creating a new event or changing a non-recurring event to recurring.
Once I set the event in the scheduler and make it recur, it no longer displays the recurrence editing after that point. The series displays fine and I've confirmed that the data returned has a RecurrenceID, RecurrenceRule, though it currently doesn't need a RecurrenceException.
Is the normal behavior to continue editing a recurring series or is this loss of editing by design?
When I press "Edit the series" it only shows:
Title,
Start
End
All day event
Description
I would think the "Repeat" portion should be in there somewhere like it is when creating a new event or changing a non-recurring event to recurring.
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Hello Phil,
Basically, the widget hides the recurrence editor from the edit form if the user tries to edit occurrence. This is expected, because no particular occurrence should be able to change the whole series. If the users wants to change the recurrence rule then he/she needs to edit the whole series.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
Basically, the widget hides the recurrence editor from the edit form if the user tries to edit occurrence. This is expected, because no particular occurrence should be able to change the whole series. If the users wants to change the recurrence rule then he/she needs to edit the whole series.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
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answered on 18 Dec 2013, 12:36 PM
Georgi, thanks for the reply. The problem, however, is with the Series edit, not the occurrence. I understand that the occurrence wouldn't have the series edit because it applies to only one instance. In my case, the ability to further edit the series as a whole doesn't work, unlike your screencast version.
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answered on 18 Dec 2013, 01:38 PM
I just looked closer at what RecurrenceID is. I've made a fundamentally wrong assumption about how RecurrenceID is used and I think this is what is causing my problems with editing series.
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answered on 02 Feb 2017, 10:46 PM
[quote]Phil said:I just looked closer at what RecurrenceID is. I've made a fundamentally wrong assumption about how RecurrenceID is used and I think this is what is causing my problems with editing series.[/quote]
Care to share what about RecurrenceID was wrong and how you corrected your usage?