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[Solved] Customize the Advanced Form Template

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Krish asked on 22 Apr 2009, 08:41 AM
I have some questions According to your tutorials "Customize the Advanced Form Template" at: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/schedule_advancedformtemplate.html :
  1. Would it be possible to use Editor for Description Field ?
  2. Is your setting on "MultipleValuesResourceControl" from file AdvancedForm.ascx:
                <div class="rsAdvOptionsPanel"
                    <asp:Panel  runat="server" ID="ResourceControls"
                        <ul class="rsResourceControls"
                            <li> 
                                <scheduler:MultipleValuesResourceControl    runat="server" ID="ResourceControl1" 
                                                        Type="Room" Label="Room: " Value='<%# Bind("Room") %>' /> 
                            </li> 
                            <li> 
                                <scheduler:ResourceControl  runat="server" ID="ResourceControl2" 
                                                        Type="User" Label="User: " Value='<%# Bind("User") %>' /> 
                            </li> 
                            <!-- Optionally add more ResourceControl instances here --> 
                        </ul> 
                    </asp:Panel> 
                </div> 

    has disable the setting from file DefaultVB.aspx.vb:
            Protected Sub RadScheduler1_DataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) 
                RadScheduler1.ResourceTypes.FindByName("User").AllowMultipleValues = True 
                RadScheduler1.ResourceTypes.FindByName("Room").AllowMultipleValues = False 
            End Sub 
    I'd like to keep the setting from file "DefaultVB.aspx.vb, how can i modify file AdvancedForm.ascx ?

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Peter
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answered on 23 Apr 2009, 02:04 PM
Hi Krish,

1. Yes, you can insert RadEditor in SchedulerDefaultForm.ascx.

2. It is not clear what exactly you need. Can you be more specific?


Sincerely yours,
Peter
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