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Consuming Navigation Commands using Web Service binding

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Jani
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Jani asked on 12 Nov 2011, 02:10 PM
Hi

I need to handle the Navigation Commands using Web Service binding:

Step 1: filter commands on the client-side using OnClientNavigationCommand
Step 2: customize the RadSheduler within OnNavigationCommand

The client-side event works as expected. However the server-side event is not fired.

How can I handle this scenario?

Cheers,
Jani

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Ivana
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answered on 16 Nov 2011, 03:05 PM
Hello Jani,

Thank you for contacting the Telerik team.

When RadScheduler is bound to a web service, it does not make a post back to the server and this is way the server event OnNavigationCommand is not fired. More information about web-service could be found at: RadScheduler: Web Service Binding. The help article of the client-side API of Scheduler might also be of help: RadScheduler: Client-Side Object.

In addition if you really need to make a post back to the server, you could use the RadAjaxManager's  AjaxRequest event, but this way the whole idea of using a web service is lost.

Could you please clarify a little bit more what is the exact scenario you are trying to achieve, what kind of customization of the Scheduler you are intending to do?

Thank you and please let us know if you have further questions.

All the best,
Ivana
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