Hello,
I'm updating some older code from Scheduler to ScheduleView. I've seen and read the posts asking about how to deal with the lack of the AppointmentEditing | AppointmentEditAction flag.
The comments revolve around inheriting from the ScheduleViewDragDropBehavior class to intercept the drag and resize events. That I understand. So dealing with drag and resize is handled.
But the AppointmentEditing event is still fired on a drop and I can't tell the difference between a drop and an attempt to edit.
I have looked at the these examples:
Do you have a non MVVM example of my issue?
Scott
I'm updating some older code from Scheduler to ScheduleView. I've seen and read the posts asking about how to deal with the lack of the AppointmentEditing | AppointmentEditAction flag.
The comments revolve around inheriting from the ScheduleViewDragDropBehavior class to intercept the drag and resize events. That I understand. So dealing with drag and resize is handled.
But the AppointmentEditing event is still fired on a drop and I can't tell the difference between a drop and an attempt to edit.
I have looked at the these examples:
- our online documentation - http://www.telerik.com/help/silverlight/radscheduleview-features-draganddrop.html
- our online example - http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#ScheduleView/FirstLook
Do you have a non MVVM example of my issue?
Scott
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Hello Scott,
In order to make a difference between a drop operation and a double click action for editing the appointments, I can suggest you to hook to the ShowDialog event. It will fire when the EditAppointmentDialog is opened, i.e. when the appointment is double-clicked.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Konstantina
the Telerik team
In order to make a difference between a drop operation and a double click action for editing the appointments, I can suggest you to hook to the ShowDialog event. It will fire when the EditAppointmentDialog is opened, i.e. when the appointment is double-clicked.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Konstantina
the Telerik team
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