Hi,
Just starting to use the scheduler and have tried to create a test program based on the 'overview' demo. This has a RadCalendar and a RadScheduler and it looks to be working correctly to start with but my problem is that when I click on a date in the calendar the scheduler is not refreshing to pick up the change. I have checked my code and other than changing the data source for the scheduler to read from an object list I cannot see what I have changed yet it doesn't work. I have checked that the OnCalendar1DateSelected event is being called when I click on the calendar and this is calling the set_selectedDate method of the scheduler but the scheduler itself stays on the original date. Any suggestions most welcome as I have been looking at this for a while now and cannot see why my test is different from the sample.
Just starting to use the scheduler and have tried to create a test program based on the 'overview' demo. This has a RadCalendar and a RadScheduler and it looks to be working correctly to start with but my problem is that when I click on a date in the calendar the scheduler is not refreshing to pick up the change. I have checked my code and other than changing the data source for the scheduler to read from an object list I cannot see what I have changed yet it doesn't work. I have checked that the OnCalendar1DateSelected event is being called when I click on the calendar and this is calling the set_selectedDate method of the scheduler but the scheduler itself stays on the original date. Any suggestions most welcome as I have been looking at this for a while now and cannot see why my test is different from the sample.
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Hello Chris,
Plamen
the Telerik team
"scheduler.set_selectedDate" will be working only if RadScheduler is bound to Web Service in cases when it is bound server side you will have to use the serve events of RadCalendar and set its AutoPostBack="True" property.
Hope this will explain the issue.
Plamen
the Telerik team
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