Hi guys,
We have been customizing the RadScheduler for our application and it is going very well so far...we're very impressed with its capabilities. We have, however, run into a problem. We are subscribing to the OnClientAppointmentResizing event and we have the need to know the resulting size of the resized appointment during the resizing process, i.e. something like this:
Now the eventArgs parameter only seems to give access to the appointment object (which doesn't have dynamically changing start and end times) and to the 'target slot'. The target slot seems to be somewhat useless though...using it alone I don't believe that one can derive the resulting start and end date of the appointment because one doesn't know if the appointment is being resized from above or below.
Am I missing something here? This seems like it should be a straight-forward task. Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Sam
We have been customizing the RadScheduler for our application and it is going very well so far...we're very impressed with its capabilities. We have, however, run into a problem. We are subscribing to the OnClientAppointmentResizing event and we have the need to know the resulting size of the resized appointment during the resizing process, i.e. something like this:
function OnClientAppointmentResizing(sender, eventArgs){// var newStartDate = eventArgs... (?)// var newEndDate = eventArgs...(?)
// ...do something with these values}Now the eventArgs parameter only seems to give access to the appointment object (which doesn't have dynamically changing start and end times) and to the 'target slot'. The target slot seems to be somewhat useless though...using it alone I don't believe that one can derive the resulting start and end date of the appointment because one doesn't know if the appointment is being resized from above or below.
Am I missing something here? This seems like it should be a straight-forward task. Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Sam
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Hello Sam,
I would like to recommend using the OnClientAppointmentResizeEnd client-side event instead of OnClientAppointmentResizing. The event arguments have the following properties that will fit your requirement:
I would like to recommend using the OnClientAppointmentResizeEnd client-side event instead of OnClientAppointmentResizing. The event arguments have the following properties that will fit your requirement:
- eventArgs.get_newStartTime() - returns the new start time if user is resizing the upper part of the appointment - the appointment start time.
- eventArgs.get_newEndTime() - returns the new end time if user is resizing the bottom part of the appointment - the appointment end time.
Regards,
Boyan Dimitrov
the Telerik team