Hi,
I don't see listed any support to have drop events on the scheduler. I have a requirement where I have a list of things (lets say tasks) and they need to be allocated to days. I did create a day list component but thought a week view calendar maybe a better end user experience.
Can I have a list of things on the right and be able to drop them onto the calendar at a specific date and get the relevant task attributes so that I can update the record in the persistence layer to assign that task to the date?
Even just a simple demo to point me in the right direction would be handy. If this is not possible I will continue on my own component that uses a list and the user "selects" the active day and marks items in the grid and clicks an "add" button to assign those tasks to the selected day.
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Hello Wayne,
I have created a feature request in our Feedback Portal since this is not a supported operation. I have already added your Vote there. You can see it here. In order to receive email notification on status updates you can Follow it.
Furthermore, I would like to ask you for some additional feedback. How do you expect it to work and be implemented?
Regards,
Svetoslav Dimitrov
Progress Telerik
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very similar to how it happens in your asp.net ajax demo we would also require this feature to drag from a grid or tree into a schedule
we have hundreds of predefined tasks that are filtered and then posted to scheduling grids for maintenance records or for personal or team calendars
Hello Gerard,
Thank you for your feedback!
You can see the Feature Request in our Feedback Portal (link: https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1456642-drag-drop-events) where you can Follow for status updates. I have already given a Vote on your behalf.
Also, there you can give your ideas on how this enhancement to be implemented. We would be happy more community members to take active part in discussions like this.
Regards,
Svetoslav Dimitrov
Progress Telerik
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