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How can i have multiple date time picker for each employee while creating event

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Fahad
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Fahad asked on 24 Apr 2018, 01:13 PM

Hi

i am new in Kendo Scheduler.

I am wondering how to have multiple date time picker for startdate and enddate for each employee while adding event.

currently in kendo schedule there is one start and end date for event, but i want to relate it with individual employee to note timing of each employee in one go,

e.g 

while adding an event of type "Staf Meeting"

i want to select timing for each employee. timing could be different for each employee.

can any one help me ?

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Veselin Tsvetanov
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answered on 26 Apr 2018, 07:48 AM
Hello Fahad,

Each event in the Scheduler can have only one Start and one End time. These are the Dates / Times by which the event will always be rendered in the widget. The same event cannot be displayed in different times for different resources (in this case employees).

Nevertheless, the Scheduler allows additional data (custom fields) to be added to each event. This way you could add additional dates to the event data stating the different start and end times. That data could not be used to position the event on the Scheduler grid, but it can be displayed as a text in the Event template. In order to do that, you will need to implement a custom Editor template for the widget.

Note, that the additional fields and their type should be known at the time of configuration of the Scheduler, so the editors for them could also be predefined.
 
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