Editing appointment occurrence

[Koen]

Hello,

When going into edit mode of an appointment, a small popup is shown before editing. In this popup I get the choice to :

Edit only this occurrence, Edit the series. I would like to bypass this popup. 

Now, I've seen other posts about this with this solution :

1.OnClientAppointmentClick="editAppointment"

1.function editAppointment(sender, e) {
2.var apt = e.get_appointment();
3.sender.editAppointment(apt);
4.}

It seems though, that adding OnClientAppointmentClick , or any other 'OnClient' event are not responding. 

Any idea what it could be ?

[Veronica]

Hello Kow,

This pop-up appears when you try to edit a reccurence appointment. To be able to bypass the pop-up you'll need to subscribe to the OnClientAppointmentClick event as you did and to the OnClientRecurrenceActionDialogShowing event. Here's the code of the handlers:

function editAppointment(sender, args) {
            var apt = args.get_appointment();
            sender.editAppointment(apt);
        }

function OnClientRecurrenceActionDialogShowing(sender, eventArgs) {
           eventArgs.set_cancel(true);
       }

The second handler cancels the showing of the dialog pop-up and the first is needed for opening the Edit Advanced Form.

Find the full code in the attached .zip file.

All the best,
Veronica Milcheva
the Telerik team

[Koen]

Thanks very much!

Initially it didn't seem to work. I figured out what I did wrong. 

I made the scheduler a usercontrol and added the javascript code in the usercontrol.

It seems as if javascript doesn't run in a usercontrol when you place within an updatepanel!

So a tip for everyone reading this. 

Place the javascript in the form, and not in a usercontrol that is within an updatepanel!

[Koen]

When I use the xml provider all serverside functions work fine; But when I use Databinding (a List) and the OnClient functions combined, it seems to prevent all serverside events to fire (insert/delete/update).

Is it not possible with Databinding ?

 

[Veronica]

Hello Kow,

There is no limitation for server-side events not to fire when binding to a list. Make sure you're not calling the DataBind() method directly and you're only setting the DataSource property.

Could you please send me the code so I can help you?

Meanwhile you can use this help topic on binding a RadScheduler to a generic list and the related example as a reference.

Kind regards,
Veronica Milcheva
the Telerik team

[Koen]

Late reply. I tried to find out what the problem was. It had to do with the way we were binding data.

The problem is solved, but unfortunately I wasn't able to reproduce the exact cause.