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Hi Fernando,
You should customize the EditAppointmentDialog through the EditAppointmentDialogStyle property of the ScheduleView, please check the following links for more details on the approach:
http://www.telerik.com/help/wpf/radscheduleview-features-custom-dialogs.html
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Yana
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You should customize the EditAppointmentDialog through the EditAppointmentDialogStyle property of the ScheduleView, please check the following links for more details on the approach:
http://www.telerik.com/help/wpf/radscheduleview-features-custom-dialogs.html
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Yana
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Fernando
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answered on 10 Jul 2013, 02:55 PM
Hi there
Thanks for your reply
The problem with that approach is that a recurrent event needs to be created in order to customize the dialogs.
My requirement is to prevent the creation of a recurrent event.
Is that possible for this control? What I want to do is to disable or remove the Edit Recurrence button.
The same for All Day event checkbox. Hope this clarifies my need
Thanks again
Fernando
Thanks for your reply
The problem with that approach is that a recurrent event needs to be created in order to customize the dialogs.
My requirement is to prevent the creation of a recurrent event.
Is that possible for this control? What I want to do is to disable or remove the Edit Recurrence button.
The same for All Day event checkbox. Hope this clarifies my need
Thanks again
Fernando
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Hi Fernando,
We have created a sample project which demonstrates the exact approach. The EditAppointmentDialogStyle property of ScheduleView is set to CustomEditAppointmentDialogStyle which ControlTemplate is modified per the requirements.
Please check the attachment and if you have any further questions let us know.
Regards,
Kalin
Telerik
We have created a sample project which demonstrates the exact approach. The EditAppointmentDialogStyle property of ScheduleView is set to CustomEditAppointmentDialogStyle which ControlTemplate is modified per the requirements.
Please check the attachment and if you have any further questions let us know.
Regards,
Kalin
Telerik
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Fernando
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answered on 16 Jul 2013, 03:10 PM
Hi Kalin
This sample code worked for me.
Thanks a lot. Great Support
This sample code worked for me.
Thanks a lot. Great Support