What can I look at in the create/update complete event to tell if it added/updated the event? Or is there a check somewhere in the javascript that if failed will cause it to fire again where I can put a break point and see what is happening?
Thanks.
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Unfortunately, the provided details are not sufficient in order to track the exact cause for the issue in question. However, I suspect that it may be due to incorrect format of response from the server. Could you please verify that the response structure match the one defined in the Scheduler's schema definition.
If you continue to experience difficulties please provide bit more details about the exact structure of the response, the scheduler declaration etc.
Rosen
Telerik

Read only fires once, so it seems to like that response format. I'm using the same Class in my web service for Read, Create and Update. The only difference I see is that Read returns a List<Event> and Create and Update are just returning a single Event. I tried changing Create to return a List<Event> like Read, but it still fires twice.
I also tried to change my Create Event to read the event back from the database identically to Read and return that instead of returning the event passed to it with no luck.
Indeed, the structure of the response should be the same for all of the DataSource CRUD operations.
Please provide a small runnable sample in which this behavior can be observed locally. This way we will be able to gather more details about the implementation and configuration of your scenario and provide you with more to-the-point answer.
Rosen
Telerik

I thought it might be related to the multi select that I have in my editor template, but I commented it out and still have the problem.
