Background:
I have an ASP.NET page that contains a RadScheduler control. When I browse to the page, it displays appointments that are stored in a SQL Server table. When I double-click an appointment, I can edit the text, click [Save], and the appointment is successfully updated. The update is reflected in 2 places; the appointment within the scheduler shows the update that was entered, plus the row in the database table reflects the update as well. The row in the database table is updated by some code that resides within the AppointmentUpdate event associated with the scheduler control.
Problem:
If I double-click on an appointment, and click [Options] to open the advanced form, change some text or date/time values, and click [Save], the advaned form is closed, but nothing happens. The appointment that was edited retains its previous settings and the AppointmentUpdate event is not fired.
After researching this issue, I decided that maybe I needed to apply some customized tweaks to the advanced form, so I applied the example Customizing the Advanced Insert and Edit Forms. But in the end, I have the same problem; whenever the advanced form is used, no changes are made to the appointments, and the AppointmentUpdate event is never executed.
What should I be looking for in order to resolve this problem?
Thank you,
Steven
I have an ASP.NET page that contains a RadScheduler control. When I browse to the page, it displays appointments that are stored in a SQL Server table. When I double-click an appointment, I can edit the text, click [Save], and the appointment is successfully updated. The update is reflected in 2 places; the appointment within the scheduler shows the update that was entered, plus the row in the database table reflects the update as well. The row in the database table is updated by some code that resides within the AppointmentUpdate event associated with the scheduler control.
Problem:
If I double-click on an appointment, and click [Options] to open the advanced form, change some text or date/time values, and click [Save], the advaned form is closed, but nothing happens. The appointment that was edited retains its previous settings and the AppointmentUpdate event is not fired.
After researching this issue, I decided that maybe I needed to apply some customized tweaks to the advanced form, so I applied the example Customizing the Advanced Insert and Edit Forms. But in the end, I have the same problem; whenever the advanced form is used, no changes are made to the appointments, and the AppointmentUpdate event is never executed.
What should I be looking for in order to resolve this problem?
Thank you,
Steven
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Hello Steven,
What is the datasource that you use to bind the RadScheduler to? Could you send me the markup of RadScheduler and the code related to it? Also, what is the version of RadControls that you use?
All the best,
Ivana
the Telerik team
What is the datasource that you use to bind the RadScheduler to? Could you send me the markup of RadScheduler and the code related to it? Also, what is the version of RadControls that you use?
All the best,
Ivana
the Telerik team
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