Am I missing something?
I have a requirement to load a list (AJAX preferred) when a user clicks a date on a RadCalendar.
Example:
A page with a Calendar and a grouped repeater on it. When a user clicks a date on the calendar control, the grouped repeater displays all the events for that day (even if they are recurring).
The trouble is, I don't understand how the RadCalendar works. I don't see a click event associated with the control, and the Demo's don't really show me a good example of how to accomplish this.
Can someone please wind me up and point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
I have a requirement to load a list (AJAX preferred) when a user clicks a date on a RadCalendar.
Example:
A page with a Calendar and a grouped repeater on it. When a user clicks a date on the calendar control, the grouped repeater displays all the events for that day (even if they are recurring).
The trouble is, I don't understand how the RadCalendar works. I don't see a click event associated with the control, and the Demo's don't really show me a good example of how to accomplish this.
Can someone please wind me up and point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
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Hi johnv,
RadCalendar will perform post-back if AutoPostBack property is set to true. You can handle date selection server-side using SelectionChanged event.
Kind regards,
Vlad
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RadCalendar will perform post-back if AutoPostBack property is set to true. You can handle date selection server-side using SelectionChanged event.
Kind regards,
Vlad
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johnv
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answered on 28 Oct 2008, 03:29 PM
Wow... I am rather embarrassed. I was so hung up on looking for a way to do it on the client side that I totally missed the idea of enabling the post back feature. Thanks for the whack on the head, hopefully it leaves a mark so I will remember to look at the blatantly obvious before spinning out on the slightly less obvious...
Cheers!
Cheers!