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Hi Jayanthy,
Yes, you can use Templates to achieve this. If you will work with reccurrent appointments or with resources, please review the Customizing the Advanced Template online example. If you need further help, please drop us a line.
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Yes, you can use Templates to achieve this. If you will work with reccurrent appointments or with resources, please review the Customizing the Advanced Template online example. If you need further help, please drop us a line.
Peter
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Jayanthy
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answered on 30 May 2008, 02:17 PM
Thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention clearly, that I want to open a page (or redirect) when the user clicks on the subject. I want an onclick event to be fired when the user clicks on the subject button. Is it possible and if so how do I do it?
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Hi Jayanthy,
We have had such a question before, so I can send you a sample test project which we have done to illustrate how to hook onto server events of controls in the advanced form.
In the Page_Load event, you can use the FindControl method to get a reference to the control whose events you want to handle and attach the necessary handlers. Since the control hierarchy is several levels deep, it is easier to create and use a recursive FindControl method.
The attached demo project uses the described approach to attach a Click handler to the LinkButton in the Advanced Edit Template.
Let us know how it goes.
Peter
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We have had such a question before, so I can send you a sample test project which we have done to illustrate how to hook onto server events of controls in the advanced form.
In the Page_Load event, you can use the FindControl method to get a reference to the control whose events you want to handle and attach the necessary handlers. Since the control hierarchy is several levels deep, it is easier to create and use a recursive FindControl method.
The attached demo project uses the described approach to attach a Click handler to the LinkButton in the Advanced Edit Template.
Let us know how it goes.
Peter
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Rubihno
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answered on 07 Aug 2008, 11:59 AM
If I want to use this advancededitTemplate to database and not to xml? Because to another examples can't modify a more details template e can't not add a texbox,button and a requirefielvalidator..., and can't add a requifield to subject textbox, description textbox....there is a solution?