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Hello Karl,
You can follow the approach from the this forum post -> http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/getting-id-of-inserted-appointment.aspx
Despite it is for the XmlSchedulerProvider you can use the approach. Simply inherit the DataSourceViewSchedulerProvider provider instead of the XML one.
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Genady Sergeev
Telerik
You can follow the approach from the this forum post -> http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/getting-id-of-inserted-appointment.aspx
Despite it is for the XmlSchedulerProvider you can use the approach. Simply inherit the DataSourceViewSchedulerProvider provider instead of the XML one.
Regards,
Genady Sergeev
Telerik
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Karl
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answered on 04 Oct 2013, 06:39 AM
Thanks for the reply, can you tell me the namespace for the DataSourceViewSchedulerProvider
I've tried Telerik.Web.UI and Telerik.Web.UI.Schedling but can'f find anything?
I've tried Telerik.Web.UI and Telerik.Web.UI.Schedling but can'f find anything?
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Hi Karl,
Sorry for the confusion, my bad. It seems that the correct way to do this is to inherit the DbSchedulerProviderBase and place the send email logic in the overridden Insert method. For your convenience I've prepared a sample project that shows how to inherit DbSchedulerProviderBase. If you take a look at the Insert method I've left a comment that shows where you can send the email.
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Genady Sergeev
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Sorry for the confusion, my bad. It seems that the correct way to do this is to inherit the DbSchedulerProviderBase and place the send email logic in the overridden Insert method. For your convenience I've prepared a sample project that shows how to inherit DbSchedulerProviderBase. If you take a look at the Insert method I've left a comment that shows where you can send the email.
Regards,
Genady Sergeev
Telerik
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answered on 09 Apr 2014, 10:08 AM
Has this been made simpler perhaps in the later versions?
the solution seems to be very convoluted for something that should be simple.
the solution seems to be very convoluted for something that should be simple.
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answered on 09 Apr 2014, 10:23 AM
when using SQLDataSource:-
here is a method you could use to get the newly created ID
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/z72eefad.aspx
here is a method you could use to get the newly created ID
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/z72eefad.aspx
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Hello Karl,
Thank you for sharing this useful resource with the community.
For the rest of the developers that don't use SqlDataSource the provided provider approach handles all possible binding scenarios.
To answer you first question - unfortunately at this time there is no easier way to do that. Ideally we may provide events in the future so that one can subscribe to them and do whatever they want prior the underlying operation completes.
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Genady Sergeev
Telerik
Thank you for sharing this useful resource with the community.
For the rest of the developers that don't use SqlDataSource the provided provider approach handles all possible binding scenarios.
To answer you first question - unfortunately at this time there is no easier way to do that. Ideally we may provide events in the future so that one can subscribe to them and do whatever they want prior the underlying operation completes.
Regards,
Genady Sergeev
Telerik
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