I was wondering if it was possible to use our own custom modal from instead of AdvancedInsertTemplate. So when a user double clicks on the Appointment instead of showing him/her a AdvancedInsertTemplate our own Modal form will show up. When user fills out that modal form and click Insert we will simply re-bind scheduler to see new appointment. Thanks
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Hello,
Yes, this is possible. Please, see the External Edit in RadDock demo for implementation details. Attached is also a simple demo with external edit in RadWindow.
Greetings, Peter
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Yes, this is possible. Please, see the External Edit in RadDock demo for implementation details. Attached is also a simple demo with external edit in RadWindow.
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answered on 26 Mar 2012, 08:58 PM
Another question. I am having trouble finding documentation about properties and methods of appointment object when it is being accessed from a javascript. I know about get_id();, get_subject();, apt.get_start(); but I can't seem to find a list of all possibilities. What I need to do is populate controls within a Panel with values from a particular appointment when a user clicks on an existing appointment and OnClientAppointmentClick fires up. Also, I am using CustomAttributeNames, is there a possibility to access those values as well in javascript? Thanks
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Hello Ilya,
Please, refer to the following help topics:
Also, here are two demos that illustrate the use of the client API:
All the best,
Peter
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Please, refer to the following help topics:
Also, here are two demos that illustrate the use of the client API:
- Scheduler / Using RadToolTip -> view code related to populating the tooltip client-side via JavaScript.
- Scheduler / Creating Appointments with Drag-and-drop
All the best,
Peter
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answered on 27 Mar 2012, 05:00 PM
Ok that helps a lot. But now I have a question about ReminderCollection. How do I access the minutes value stored in the Reminder rule?
I assume the following code will retrieve all reminders and then reminder at the specified index (0 in out case). But what are the methods of getReminder object to find that time value?
var reminders = apt.get_reminders();
var reminder = remind.getReminder(0);
var tvalue = reminder.Trigger.Minutes (???)
I assume the following code will retrieve all reminders and then reminder at the specified index (0 in out case). But what are the methods of getReminder object to find that time value?
var reminders = apt.get_reminders();
var reminder = remind.getReminder(0);
var tvalue = reminder.Trigger.Minutes (???)
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Hello Ilya,
The get_trigger() method of the Reminder client object returns the Reminder trigger value in minutes.
Greetings,
Peter
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The get_trigger() method of the Reminder client object returns the Reminder trigger value in minutes.
Greetings,
Peter
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