How can I delete "(Any)" in Scheduler Resources?

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  1. yurinkomarov
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    Posted 16 Feb 2016 Link to this post

    Hi!

     

    How can I delete string ("Any") in Scheduler Resources?

    This this how I add my own strings

                                for (int i = 0; i < temp.Length; i++)
                                {
                                    radDropDownList5.Items.Add(temp[i].ItemArray[3].ToString());
                                    Resource resource = new Resource();
                                    resource.Id = new EventId(i);
                                    resource.Name = temp[i].ItemArray[3].ToString();
                                    //resource.Color = colors[i];
                                    //resource.Image = this.imageList1.Images[i];
                                    MessageBox.Show(temp[i].ItemArray[3].ToString());
                                    this.radScheduler1.Resources.Add(resource);
                                }

    But I results I see this (attach screenshot)

     

    Best regards, Me!

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  3. yurinkomarov
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    Posted 16 Feb 2016 in reply to yurinkomarov Link to this post

    Sorry, problems with image name
  5. Dess
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    Posted 16 Feb 2016 Link to this post

    Hello Yura,

    Thank you for writing.

    In order to achieve your goal, you should create a custom EditAppointmentDialog and override the LoadResources method where you can remove the redundant resource item:
     
    public Form1()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
     
        for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
        {
            Resource resource = new Resource();
            resource.Id = new EventId(i);
            resource.Name = "Resource" + i;
            this.radScheduler1.Resources.Add(resource);
        }
     
        this.radScheduler1.AppointmentEditDialogShowing += radScheduler1_AppointmentEditDialogShowing;
    }
     
    CustomEditAppointmentDialog appointmentDialog = null;
     
    private void radScheduler1_AppointmentEditDialogShowing(object sender, AppointmentEditDialogShowingEventArgs e)
    {
        if (this.appointmentDialog == null)
        {
            this.appointmentDialog = new CustomEditAppointmentDialog();
        }
        e.AppointmentEditDialog = this.appointmentDialog;
    }
     
    public class CustomEditAppointmentDialog : EditAppointmentDialog
    {
        protected override void LoadResources()
        {
            base.LoadResources();
            this.cmbResource.Items.RemoveAt(1);
        }
    }

    I hope this information helps. Should you have further questions I would be glad to help.
     
    Regards,
    Dess
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  7. yurinkomarov
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    Posted 16 Feb 2016 in reply to Dess Link to this post

    It works, thanks!

     

    The next question is "How to create a rule to check for blank fields before saving? Completely rewrite function buttonOK? If so, how?"

     

    Best regards, Me!

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  9. Dess
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    Posted 17 Feb 2016 Link to this post

    Hello Yura,

    Thank you for writing back. 

    When the OK button in the EditAppointmentDialog is clicked, RadScheduler performs data validation. However, if you need to introduce any additional validation you can override the ValidateInput method in the custom EditAppointmentDialog:
    public class CustomEditAppointmentDialog : EditAppointmentDialog
    {
        protected override bool ValidateInput()
        {
            bool baseResult = base.ValidateInput();
            //TODO
            return baseResult;
        }
    }

    I hope this information helps. If you have any additional questions, please let me know.

    Regards,
    Dess
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  11. yurinkomarov
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    Posted 18 Feb 2016 in reply to Dess Link to this post

    Do not quite understand.

    I need this class to register in the basic form, which the scheduler is? Or in the Custom AppointmentEditForm?

    Best regards, Me!

  13. Dess
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    Posted 18 Feb 2016 Link to this post

    Hello Yura,

    Thank you for writing back. 
     
    As it was demonstrated in my initial reply, you can subscribe to the RadScheduler.AppointmentEditDialogShowing event and replace the default EditAppointmentDialog with your custom one. In the descendant of the EditAppointmentDialog, you can override the ValidateInput method and add the desired blank fields check. Thus, when the OK button is clicked and the validation is not successful, the changes will not be applied to the associated Appointment.

    In the following help article, it is demonstrated a complete example of creating a custom edit dialog: http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/scheduler/appointments-and-dialogs/adding-a-custom-field-to-the-editappointment-dialog

    I hope this information helps. If you have any additional questions, please let me know.

    Regards,
    Dess
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  15. yurinkomarov
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    Posted 18 Feb 2016 in reply to Dess Link to this post

    Thanks. Everything is OK

     

    Best regards, Me!

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