I used the method described in the following article: Scheduler - External Edit in RadDock
The new edit form works perfectly. However, after the new edit form closes, I still have this little, tiny edit form that has no functionality. The buttons don't do anything on it. I want that tiny form to go away. Any ideas?
Thanks.
The new edit form works perfectly. However, after the new edit form closes, I still have this little, tiny edit form that has no functionality. The buttons don't do anything on it. I want that tiny form to go away. Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Hello,
Plamen
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You can control this behavior with the StartEditingInAdvancedForm and StartInsertingInAdvancedForm properties of RadScheduler.
Plamen
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Kerry
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answered on 26 Jul 2013, 04:02 PM
I already have
in my markup and I interrupt the Insert method in server code. If I mark this property true, the standard edit form comes up.
<
telerik:RadScheduler
StartEditingInAdvancedForm
=
"false"
>
in my markup and I interrupt the Insert method in server code. If I mark this property true, the standard edit form comes up.
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Hi,
Plamen
Telerik
I am attaching an isolated sample of the demo where this functionality works as expected.
Hope this will be helpful.
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answered on 06 Sep 2013, 02:24 PM
For some reason, I was unable to get the provided sample code to work.
I ended up utilizing a page analyzer to locate the css class of the window. Using header injection, I was able to hide the window.
The following code was adapted from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3941136/can-a-user-control-come-with-its-own-css-styles-embedded-in-the-user-control
I ended up utilizing a page analyzer to locate the css class of the window. Using header injection, I was able to hide the window.
The following code was adapted from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3941136/can-a-user-control-come-with-its-own-css-styles-embedded-in-the-user-control
Protected
Sub
Page_Load(sender
As
Object
, e
As
System.EventArgs)
Handles
Me
.Load
Dim
lt
As
New
Literal
lt.Text = vbCrLf &
"<style type="
"text/css"
">"
lt.Text &= vbCrLf &
" .rsAptEditFormWrapper"
lt.Text &= vbCrLf &
" {"
lt.Text &= vbCrLf &
" display: none !important;"
lt.Text &= vbCrLf &
" }"
lt.Text &= vbCrLf &
"</style>"
& vbCrLf
Page.Header.Controls.Add(lt)
End
Sub