Drag-n-Drop from RadGrid while Scheduler is grouped by resources

[Tom Graham]

I am using the sample Drag-n-Drop integration code and have added a resource table called "Rooms". Everything works ok until I try to drag an item from the RadGrid while the scheduler is grouped by the resources. I am am using SQLDataSources. I would assume that I need to retreive the resource id from the appointment area. Is there an example showing this functionality or could you point me in the right direction??

Thanks,

Tom 

[Peter]

Hi Tom,

You can easily extend the Scheduler / Drag-and-drop demo to accommodate resource grouping. Provided that you configure your RadScheduler with resources, here is how you can modify the code from the demo:

private void HandleSchedulerDrop(int id, string subject, string targetSlotIndex)
        {
            RadScheduler1.Rebind();
            ISchedulerTimeSlot slot = RadScheduler1.GetTimeSlotFromIndex(targetSlotIndex);
            TimeSpan duration = TimeSpan.FromHours(1);
            if (slot.Duration == TimeSpan.FromDays(1))
            {
                duration = slot.Duration;
            }
            ScheduleAppointment(id, subject, slot.Start, slot.Start.Add(duration), slot.Resource);
        }

//* * *

private void ScheduleAppointment(int id, string subject, DateTime start, DateTime end, Resource res)
        {

            Appointment appToInsert = new Appointment();
            appToInsert.Subject = subject;
            appToInsert.Start = start;
            appToInsert.End = end;
            appToInsert.Resources.Add(res);
            RadScheduler1.InsertAppointment(appToInsert);
        }

Feel free to contact us if you need further assistance.


Peter
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[Tom Graham]

Thanks for the quick reply. I still am getting this error "Resource index out of range: 1" when dropping a row onto the scheduler that is grouped by resources. Here is the code I am using. Not sure what I am missing. Putting a breakpoint in the code shows the slotTagetindex format going from " x.x.x " to " x.x.x.x " when scheduler is grouped by resources.

private void HandleSchedulerDrop(int id, string subject, string targetSlotIndex)
        {
            RadScheduler1.Rebind();

            ISchedulerTimeSlot slot = RadScheduler1.GetTimeSlotFromIndex(targetSlotIndex);

            TimeSpan duration = TimeSpan.FromHours(1);
            if (slot.Duration == TimeSpan.FromDays(1))
            {
                duration = slot.Duration;
            }

            ScheduleAppointment(id, subject, slot.Start, slot.Start.Add(duration), slot.Resource);
        }

private void ScheduleAppointment(int id, string subject, DateTime start, DateTime end, Resource res)
        {
            IDataSource dataSource = SqlDataSource1;
            DataSourceView view = dataSource.GetView("DefaultView");

            IOrderedDictionary data = new OrderedDictionary();
            data.Add("Subject", subject);
            data.Add("Start", start);
            data.Add("End", end);
            data.Add("employeeid", res);


            IDictionary keys = new OrderedDictionary();
            keys.Add("AppointmentID", id);

            view.Update(keys, data, new OrderedDictionary(), OnDataSourceOperationComplete);
        }

[Tom Graham]

Putting a breakpoint in the code shows the slotTagetindex format going from " x:x:x " to " x:x:x:x " when scheduler is grouped by resources.

[Peter]

Hello Tom,

Please, try without calling Rebind()

private void HandleSchedulerDrop(int id, string subject, string targetSlotIndex)
        {
            RadScheduler1.Rebind();

Greetings,
Peter
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