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Archan asked on 11 Sep 2008, 09:23 AM
hi

I am trying use RAD Scheduler and exploring on it ..
I have some queries ...

Is there any way to bind dataset to the RAD Scheduler control ?
One more thing I don not need the delete button on the Appointments,Please let me know how to do it....

My appointment titles are big. How to show them fully ?

I want the the appointment titles to be hyperlinks so that if user clicks on it, it will open a new page with the details of the appointments..

The queries may be basic but please help me out

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Archan

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answered on 12 Sep 2008, 06:59 AM
hi

I was able to solve some of the queries.But still I have some...

1. How to make the Appointment title(DataSubject Field) hyperlink and after clicking that I want to open a new page with details.

2. Can I have two fields from my dataset in the dataSubject field.
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answered on 15 Sep 2008, 10:49 AM
Hello Archan,

You can implement the first requirement by defining an Appointment Template, where the Subject of the Appointment is displayed as a hyperlink pointing to a 'Details' page, like this (the general approach is shown here):

<AppointmentTemplate> 
    <div class="rsCustomAppointmentContainer"
        <href='Details.aspx?appID=<%# Eval ("ID") %>'><%# Eval("Subject") %></a
    </div> 
</AppointmentTemplate> 

As for the second requirement, RadScheduler does not support binding to several data columns via its interface. However, you can achieve the desired effect by selecting those columns into a single 'Subject' field. Provided that the Scheduler is configured with DataSubjectField="Subject", it will display the concatenated columns. For example consider this SELECT command:

SELECT [ID], [Subject] + ': ' + ISNULL([Annotations], 'No Annotations'AS [Subject], [Start], [End], [UserID], [RoomID], [RecurrenceRule], [RecurrenceParentID], [Annotations] FROM [Appointments] 

Appointments will display "Subject: [Annotations]" and "Subject: No Annotations" in case there isn't an Annotations entry for the respective Appointment.

All the best,
Simon
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