Stuart Hemming
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Stuart Hemming
asked on 17 Oct 2010, 08:57 AM
OK I know that you know that the docs need work.
But I don't know if you know which bits are wrong.
The code examples for the events Appointment_Insert, Appointment_Update and Appointment_Delete, but, oddly, not Appointment_CancellngEdit, all declare the method as private meaning it won't compile it the event is defined in the markup.
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Stuart
But I don't know if you know which bits are wrong.
The code examples for the events Appointment_Insert, Appointment_Update and Appointment_Delete, but, oddly, not Appointment_CancellngEdit, all declare the method as private meaning it won't compile it the event is defined in the markup.
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Stuart
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Hi Stuart,
Yes, you are absolutely correct. By default when not setting an access modifier in front of a method or event, it is considered as "private". That will cause an error "XXX is inaccessible due to its protection level".
Thank you for reporting this.
Your suggestions about help topic errors or inaccurances are always welcome.
Best wishes,
Veronica Milcheva
the Telerik team
Yes, you are absolutely correct. By default when not setting an access modifier in front of a method or event, it is considered as "private". That will cause an error "XXX is inaccessible due to its protection level".
Thank you for reporting this.
Your suggestions about help topic errors or inaccurances are always welcome.
Best wishes,
Veronica Milcheva
the Telerik team
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