David Penny
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David Penny
asked on 02 Feb 2009, 03:52 PM
Hi,
I am able to implement drag and drop from a RadGrid OK, and I know that I can drag an appointment from one day to another, but I have been asked by one of my Clients if it's possible to click and drag so that rather than moving the appointment within the RadScheduler, it creates a new copy.
I guess I could try implement this by catching the drag event within the Scheduler, but am not sure if this is possible or not before I start spending long trying to implement it. Are there any events I could hook into after the event has been moved that would let me find where it came from, I guess just before the appointment is moved.
David Penny
I am able to implement drag and drop from a RadGrid OK, and I know that I can drag an appointment from one day to another, but I have been asked by one of my Clients if it's possible to click and drag so that rather than moving the appointment within the RadScheduler, it creates a new copy.
I guess I could try implement this by catching the drag event within the Scheduler, but am not sure if this is possible or not before I start spending long trying to implement it. Are there any events I could hook into after the event has been moved that would let me find where it came from, I guess just before the appointment is moved.
David Penny
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Hi David Penny,
RadScheduler does note support the requested capability. You can drag appointments only within the scheduler bounds.
Regards,
Albert
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RadScheduler does note support the requested capability. You can drag appointments only within the scheduler bounds.
Regards,
Albert
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.