In the old telerik:RadScheduler control you could use insertAppointment() to dynamically insert a new appointment without any interaction from the user.
In the Kendo Scheduler, there is a method called 'addEvent' but it pops up the editing dialogue.
Is there a way to add a new event without going through the dance of the edit popup?
My first thought was to hack the 'OnEdit' event to look for some magic property on my new event and cancel the popup and just call save. Unfortunatly this doesn't seem to be a viable option as e.preventDefault() doesn't seem to work when used in an edit event handler.
any thoughts?
In the Kendo Scheduler, there is a method called 'addEvent' but it pops up the editing dialogue.
Is there a way to add a new event without going through the dance of the edit popup?
My first thought was to hack the 'OnEdit' event to look for some magic property on my new event and cancel the popup and just call save. Unfortunatly this doesn't seem to be a viable option as e.preventDefault() doesn't seem to work when used in an edit event handler.
any thoughts?
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Hello Lucas,
You can add a SchedulerEvent instance (an event for short) directly to the datasource using its API. For instance, you can use the add method. For more information how to get the datasource instance of the scheduler check this help topic.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
You can add a SchedulerEvent instance (an event for short) directly to the datasource using its API. For instance, you can use the add method. For more information how to get the datasource instance of the scheduler check this help topic.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
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