Hi,
First... Happy Independence Day to Bulgaria !!
Now on to the question...
I've been using version 2009_3_1314 of the Telerik Scheduler control and I've run into a javascript error when I switch to a Month view.
The error points to the following code found in Telerik.Web.UI\Scheduler\Views\Month\Model.js:
_getTimeSlotDomElement : function(rawIndex)
{
var element = this._owner.get_element();
var rowIndex = Math.floor(rawIndex.dayIndex / this.get_weekLength());
var cellIndex = Math.floor(rawIndex.dayIndex % this.get_weekLength());
return $('div.rsTopWrap table.rsContentTable', element)[0].tBodies[0].rows[rowIndex].cells[cellIndex];
},
It looks as though when I go to open the Jan 2010 month view, the time slot for Feb 1 (which from what I can tell should have a rowindex is set to 5 and a cellindex is set to 1) gets a null value when we are on the last line of this function.
Is there any way to easily correct this issue? Can I in some way modify the Model.js file and have things rebuilt some how?
Thanks as always for all your help,
Greg
First... Happy Independence Day to Bulgaria !!
Now on to the question...
I've been using version 2009_3_1314 of the Telerik Scheduler control and I've run into a javascript error when I switch to a Month view.
The error points to the following code found in Telerik.Web.UI\Scheduler\Views\Month\Model.js:
_getTimeSlotDomElement : function(rawIndex)
{
var element = this._owner.get_element();
var rowIndex = Math.floor(rawIndex.dayIndex / this.get_weekLength());
var cellIndex = Math.floor(rawIndex.dayIndex % this.get_weekLength());
return $('div.rsTopWrap table.rsContentTable', element)[0].tBodies[0].rows[rowIndex].cells[cellIndex];
},
It looks as though when I go to open the Jan 2010 month view, the time slot for Feb 1 (which from what I can tell should have a rowindex is set to 5 and a cellindex is set to 1) gets a null value when we are on the last line of this function.
Is there any way to easily correct this issue? Can I in some way modify the Model.js file and have things rebuilt some how?
Thanks as always for all your help,
Greg