I am working completely Server-Side (where possible), programming on the DNN Platform. When creating regular Appointments for the RADScheduler, everything works perfectly fine (See: Screenshot01). When I edit the record and add a valid RecurrenceRule (using the RecurrenceEditor) and then reload the RADScheduler (either Initial Load or Postback), the Master Appointment vanishes and none of the Occurances appear either (See: Screenshot02). However, if I navigate to another month and come back, then I get partial boxes for each Appointment…the drawing is all messed up (See: Screenshot03).
I’ve tried tracking for the Events being fired, and I see the AppointmentCreated() and the AppointmentDataBound() are firing for each Appointment/Occurance, no errors seemed to crop up. The RecurrenceParentID is set to NULL (ie: Nothing in VB.Net).
Can anyone shed some light as to why this is happening? I am completely baffled at the moment and I have been banging my head on this for two days now.
Thanks!
I’ve tried tracking for the Events being fired, and I see the AppointmentCreated() and the AppointmentDataBound() are firing for each Appointment/Occurance, no errors seemed to crop up. The RecurrenceParentID is set to NULL (ie: Nothing in VB.Net).
Can anyone shed some light as to why this is happening? I am completely baffled at the moment and I have been banging my head on this for two days now.
Thanks!
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Ben
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answered on 14 Feb 2014, 08:20 PM
Hi again,
Is there anyone out thre that can help me? At the very least point me in a direction? I can't seem to figure this out and it's driving me bonkers. On the beck end, everything appears to be working fine, the appoints are being created, it's the visual side of this that seem to get "disconnected" and I don't see why.
Please help!
Is there anyone out thre that can help me? At the very least point me in a direction? I can't seem to figure this out and it's driving me bonkers. On the beck end, everything appears to be working fine, the appoints are being created, it's the visual side of this that seem to get "disconnected" and I don't see why.
Please help!
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Hello,
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Boyan Dimitrov
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As far as Telerik is concerned, RadScheduler is working just fine when used on a page that is deployed on a server. I would suggest that you refer to the DotNetNuke forums/support service as they could provide an answer to question related to Telerik controls when integrated in DNN. Note that any DNN related questions are out of our scope and their support will handle them more accurately. They have a page dedicated to issues with Telerik products here.
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Boyan Dimitrov
Telerik
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Ben
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answered on 19 Feb 2014, 01:05 PM
Hello,
I must say that wasn't the response I was expecting, usually your team is so helpful. I mentioned DNN for background information. DNN offers simple wrappers for Telerik controls, they usually don't change the default behavior of the controls in any way.
As far as Ben is concerned, there is a bug in the RADScheduler databind when dealing with Recurring Events. It creates the events in the code-behind but somehow there is a "disconnect" at the time it's supposed to render them.
Since I could not find another solution and no one on any message board could offer assistance, I ended up re-writing and overriding the databinding code of the RADScheduler myself. Now that I am manually creating appointments, they display perfectly fine. Shame I had to re-invent the wheel, but it is what it is.
I must say that wasn't the response I was expecting, usually your team is so helpful. I mentioned DNN for background information. DNN offers simple wrappers for Telerik controls, they usually don't change the default behavior of the controls in any way.
As far as Ben is concerned, there is a bug in the RADScheduler databind when dealing with Recurring Events. It creates the events in the code-behind but somehow there is a "disconnect" at the time it's supposed to render them.
Since I could not find another solution and no one on any message board could offer assistance, I ended up re-writing and overriding the databinding code of the RADScheduler myself. Now that I am manually creating appointments, they display perfectly fine. Shame I had to re-invent the wheel, but it is what it is.