AppointmentClick

[datisgod]

this is loaddata() method,

private void loadData(int ResourceID) {

DataTable dtSource = RegistrationDB.GetWithStatusAndResource("A", ResourceID);

RSFilm.DataSource = dtSource;

RSFilm.DataStartField = "Registration_From";

RSFilm.DataEndField = "Registration_To";

RSFilm.DataKeyField = "Registration_ID";

RSFilm.DataSubjectField = "Film_Title";

RSFilm.CustomAttributeNames = new string[]{"Film_UniqueColor","Film_ID"};

RSFilm.DataBind();

}
}

How can i get "Film_ID" in

protected void RSFilm_AppointmentClick(object sender, SchedulerEventArgs e)

{

//Response.Write(e.Appointment.Attributes["Film_ID"].ToString());

}

[Peter]

Hi Dao,

I don't see anything wrong with your code. However, there is a couple of things to consider:
 

1. The AppointmentClick event fires when you double-click an appointment. We are aware that the name of the event might be a bit misleading, but we will remedy this once the beta state of the control is over.
   
2. If you are using Ajax, the Response.Write method will not execute. You can use a debugger to see the value of the Custom attribute.

Kind regards,
Peter
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[datisgod]

it will threw NullException if

Response.Write(e.Appointment.Attributes["Film_ID"].ToString());

but in

 
protected void RSFilm_AppointmentCreated(object sender, AppointmentCreatedEventArgs e){
 Response.Write(e.Appointment.Attributes["Film_UniqueColor"]);
}

is OK :)

[Peter]

Hello Dao,

We couldn't reproduce the problem locally. Please, find attached our test project (Default2.aspx) and let us know if there is something different in your case. If the problem persists, please, open a support ticket and send us a simple project demonstrating the issue.


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Peter
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