When I make a change to the schedule, or if I view the AdvancedEditForm for a particular appointment, I start getting the following error when I hover over an appointment:
Unable to get value of the property 'get_allowDelete': object is null or undefined
If I add a new appointment the page refreshes (via Ajax, not a full postback). I can hover over the new appointment without a problem, but any existing appointments will throw this error.
When I step through the JavaScript debugger, I see that there is a call to get_element(), and this method looks in the first position of the _domElements array. In my case, the first entry is null, but the second contains the element that it should be returning.
Unable to get value of the property 'get_allowDelete': object is null or undefined
If I add a new appointment the page refreshes (via Ajax, not a full postback). I can hover over the new appointment without a problem, but any existing appointments will throw this error.
When I step through the JavaScript debugger, I see that there is a call to get_element(), and this method looks in the first position of the _domElements array. In my case, the first entry is null, but the second contains the element that it should be returning.
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Hello Chet,
I did not manage to reproduce the described behavior. I tested the get_allowDelete() and get_allowEdit() methods of the appointment client-side object and everything worked as expected.
Could you please provide me with some more information about the issue in question? You could send us a support ticket with a sample page illustrating the issue attached to it, so we will be able to troubleshoot that kind of a behavior locally.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Ivana
the Telerik team
I did not manage to reproduce the described behavior. I tested the get_allowDelete() and get_allowEdit() methods of the appointment client-side object and everything worked as expected.
Could you please provide me with some more information about the issue in question? You could send us a support ticket with a sample page illustrating the issue attached to it, so we will be able to troubleshoot that kind of a behavior locally.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Ivana
the Telerik team
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answered on 14 Oct 2011, 06:01 PM
Sorry, I thought I had closed this question.
I had a custom ScheduleProvider which was caching the appointment objects. After a more careful examination of XmlScheduleProvider, I noticed that new Appointment objects need to be created every time GetAppointments is called. If you don't do this, the AppointmentControls collection fills up with out-of-date entries which cause get_allowDelete to break.
I had a custom ScheduleProvider which was caching the appointment objects. After a more careful examination of XmlScheduleProvider, I noticed that new Appointment objects need to be created every time GetAppointments is called. If you don't do this, the AppointmentControls collection fills up with out-of-date entries which cause get_allowDelete to break.