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Hello Irina,
At the moment we lack to needed JavaScript events to implement such example. We can possibly use the TimeSlotClick event, but this will work only on left-click. We are in the process of migrating RadMenu to the Prometheus suite and we will definitely consider implementing such an example or we might integrate it directly into RadScheduler.
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At the moment we lack to needed JavaScript events to implement such example. We can possibly use the TimeSlotClick event, but this will work only on left-click. We are in the process of migrating RadMenu to the Prometheus suite and we will definitely consider implementing such an example or we might integrate it directly into RadScheduler.
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Tsvetomir Tsonev
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Fooberichu
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answered on 13 Dec 2007, 03:56 PM
I'm also interested in such a thing. My scenario is this:
Designing a company events calendar (already have it working with all standard asp.net controls, but would really love to see it looking/working better). Simply double-clicking the event will need to bring up a "details" screen (going to use client-api and advanced forms to bring up my own screen in RadWindow), but then the need to right-click for a context menu and accomplish several tasks depending on security such as "sign up", "edit", "delete", etc will need to be added as well.
Seeing as the integration is not currently possible we will have to continue using the sloppy way we do it (currently no context menu is available, we just have to click the event and once on the details page, pick our action) but at least I can get the additionally functionality out of scheduler vs the ASP.NET Calendar with overridden OnDayRender methods.
Please keep me posted when something like this is available!
Designing a company events calendar (already have it working with all standard asp.net controls, but would really love to see it looking/working better). Simply double-clicking the event will need to bring up a "details" screen (going to use client-api and advanced forms to bring up my own screen in RadWindow), but then the need to right-click for a context menu and accomplish several tasks depending on security such as "sign up", "edit", "delete", etc will need to be added as well.
Seeing as the integration is not currently possible we will have to continue using the sloppy way we do it (currently no context menu is available, we just have to click the event and once on the details page, pick our action) but at least I can get the additionally functionality out of scheduler vs the ASP.NET Calendar with overridden OnDayRender methods.
Please keep me posted when something like this is available!
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Hello Jonathan,
We will notify you as soon as there is such an example. Thank you for your interest in Telerik controls.
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Peter
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We will notify you as soon as there is such an example. Thank you for your interest in Telerik controls.
Best wishes,
Peter
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answered on 09 Jan 2008, 10:37 PM
I'm very interested in this as well - crucial to our buying and using Telerik controls. Our winforms app uses a right click context menu and it would drive the users crazy if it were different.
Nice control!
Nice control!
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Hi Bruce,
We did in fact implement two new events for the upcoming Service Pack (due early next week) - OnClientAppointmentContextMenu and OnClientTimeSlotContextMenu. They will make implementing such scenarios possible.
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Tsvetomir Tsonev
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We did in fact implement two new events for the upcoming Service Pack (due early next week) - OnClientAppointmentContextMenu and OnClientTimeSlotContextMenu. They will make implementing such scenarios possible.
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Tsvetomir Tsonev
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answered on 10 Jan 2008, 03:41 PM
Wonderful, glad to hear this. Hopefully there will be an example available as well?
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Yes, there will be an example.
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answered on 15 Jan 2008, 10:42 PM
In my application I put an "asp:Panel" in the "AppointmentTemplate" and within panel I put the RadContextMenu - its working.
You will have to set the ControlId from code behind or do some other majic with it, but it works.
You will have to set the ControlId from code behind or do some other majic with it, but it works.
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Hello Piyush,
Yes, this will work for sure. We have also prepared an example, demonstrating the new events available with the latest Service Pack. They allow you to integrate context menus for both the appointments and the time slots.
Check out the demo here.
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Tsvetomir Tsonev
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Yes, this will work for sure. We have also prepared an example, demonstrating the new events available with the latest Service Pack. They allow you to integrate context menus for both the appointments and the time slots.
Check out the demo here.
Regards,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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