Hi,
In my scheduling application (which displays using web service based binding for the appointments and serverside bindings for the group by resource headers), I need to display different resource headers for different date ranges.
This is fine when the page is loaded for a specific date, but not when the date is changed via the date previous/next/calendar controls, which load new appointments via Ajax.
I'm thinking that I need to handle date change events such that I can reload the entire page under these circumstances, which leads me on to a couple of questions:
1) Which events do I need to override in the browser to make sure that I get control once the date is changed?
2) My schedule control is within an AjaxPanel, from my event handler, how can I force a postback that does a full page reload instead of a partial Ajax one?
3) I need to keep tabs on the date range that the scheduler is displaying throughout all this, what properties do I have to copy into hidden fields for the visible date window?
Thanks for your help.
In my scheduling application (which displays using web service based binding for the appointments and serverside bindings for the group by resource headers), I need to display different resource headers for different date ranges.
This is fine when the page is loaded for a specific date, but not when the date is changed via the date previous/next/calendar controls, which load new appointments via Ajax.
I'm thinking that I need to handle date change events such that I can reload the entire page under these circumstances, which leads me on to a couple of questions:
1) Which events do I need to override in the browser to make sure that I get control once the date is changed?
2) My schedule control is within an AjaxPanel, from my event handler, how can I force a postback that does a full page reload instead of a partial Ajax one?
3) I need to keep tabs on the date range that the scheduler is displaying throughout all this, what properties do I have to copy into hidden fields for the visible date window?
Thanks for your help.