Hi
I was wandering if anyone has a working example of how to make a async ajax call while dragging an scheduler event. I have a horizontal grouping on different locations (resources in the scheduler) and want to update disabled timeslots on every location while using drag and drop. I have tried a few approaches with moveStart, but none of which made any progress.
I was wandering if anyone has a working example of how to make a async ajax call while dragging an scheduler event. I have a horizontal grouping on different locations (resources in the scheduler) and want to update disabled timeslots on every location while using drag and drop. I have tried a few approaches with moveStart, but none of which made any progress.
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Hi Martin,
I would recommend using the moveStart event instead, because the move event is triggered every time the mouse moves in any direction. This means that you will end up making a few hundred ajax requests, which could be really inefficient. Also, making a synchronous instead of asynchronous request could also help you achieve your goal, since you will get the response before the event handler exited. Then, once you have the data you could use the move event to disable the timeslots that match your criteria.
Regards,
Alexander Popov
Telerik
I would recommend using the moveStart event instead, because the move event is triggered every time the mouse moves in any direction. This means that you will end up making a few hundred ajax requests, which could be really inefficient. Also, making a synchronous instead of asynchronous request could also help you achieve your goal, since you will get the response before the event handler exited. Then, once you have the data you could use the move event to disable the timeslots that match your criteria.
Regards,
Alexander Popov
Telerik
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