javascript error in _onAppointmentMouseOver

[Kevin Woram]

I am using Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax version 2009.3.1103.20.  When I mouse over an appointment in the RadScheduler, I get a Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'null' is null or not an object in the _onAppointmentMouseOver function.  The problem is that the second call to getAppointmentFromDomElement (italiczed below) returns null ( 'j' is null ).  It seems like a bug that we are making two calls to getAppointmentFromDomElement().  Is this a known problem?  Is there a fix available?


_onAppointmentMouseOver:

function(l){if(this._resizingState.resizing||this._dragging){l.stopPropagation();

 

return

 

;

 

}

var k=this.getAppointmentDomElement(l.eventMapTarget);

 

var

 

j=this.getAppointmentFromDomElement(k);

 

var

 

n=(j.get_allowDelete()!=null)?j.get_allowDelete():this.get_allowDelete();

 

[Veselin Vasilev]

Hi Kevin Woram,

Can you describe the steps to reproduce the problem? Do you observe it in our online demos?

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Veskoni
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[Kevin Woram]

I have described the steps to reproduce the problem to the best of my ability.  I did not observe the problem in your online demos or I probably would not have downloaded your product. 

Can you answer my question about the source code:  why is the _onAppointmentMouseOver() function passing the return value of the first call to getAppointmentFromDomElement() as the input to a second call to getAppointmentFromDomElement()?  This seems like an obvious bug to me.  In my javascript debugger, I looked through your source code for other uses of getAppointmentFromDomElement() and never saw it used in this fashion anywhere else in your source code.

[T. Tsonev]

Hello Kevin,

If you look closely you'll see that the first call is to getAppointmentDomElement and the second one is to getAppointmentFromDomElement. This is an example of not-so-good function naming on our side, but not a bug per-se.

It looks like RadScheduler can't locate the appointment object for the corresponding element. We can't be sure for the exact reason without looking at the page source and code-behind. A working solution will be even better. Can you send either in the support ticket that you've opened?

Regards,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
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[Kevin Woram]

Sorry for the frustrated tone of my last post but I have been wrestling with problems with the AJAX RadScheduler for a while.  It appears that the behavior of the AJAX RadScheduler is significantly impacted by the HTML context surrounding it.  We have a mature product with an established stylesheet structure and it appears that when I put the AJAX RadScheduler control into this structure, bugs occur.  I am currently evaluating the Silverlight RadScheduler to see if it will meet my needs. 

[Oren Halevi]

The error might indicate that you did not set any resources for your scheduler. see here how to set them (i had the same error):
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/schedule_databindingusingthedatasourceproperty.html

[Maneesh]

Hi,
       I found javascript error being thrown( k.parentNode is null etc on RadSchedulerScirpt.js) when I try to schedule to next week Ie ,   if my appointment is in 1 august than When I try to schedule to 9 August ,I getting the error.

With Regards
Maneesh

[Bozhidar]

Hi Maneesh,

I've already answered your inquiry in the following forum post:
http://www.telerik.com/forums/unable-to-resize-to-next-week-with-no-appionments-in-the-target-week

I would kindly ask you not to post similar questions in different threads, as that way additional clutter is generated. I can assure you that we monitor all threads.

Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik