Kishan Gandikota
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Kishan Gandikota
asked on 10 Aug 2011, 09:34 PM
Hi,
I have a simple RadDatePicker for which i add special days on the server side code. I intentionally make couple of days to be IsDisabled - true. On the aspx side, i applied the DisabledDayStyle css. But this class gets applied only for the first time when we load the datetime control. If i check for different months that was kept disabled, this class wasn't getting applied. How can we achieve this?
I know we have to do something on clientevent - ondayrender event but how do i actually capture the element? Let me know how do i proceed on this. I somehow do not want to again check for special days on the client side. Any code example would help.
.ASPX page:
.CS
Regards,
Kishan G K
I have a simple RadDatePicker for which i add special days on the server side code. I intentionally make couple of days to be IsDisabled - true. On the aspx side, i applied the DisabledDayStyle css. But this class gets applied only for the first time when we load the datetime control. If i check for different months that was kept disabled, this class wasn't getting applied. How can we achieve this?
I know we have to do something on clientevent - ondayrender event but how do i actually capture the element? Let me know how do i proceed on this. I somehow do not want to again check for special days on the client side. Any code example would help.
.ASPX page:
<head runat="server"> <title></title> <style type="text/css"> .RadCalendar_Default .rcMainTable tr .DisabledClass a { color: #ebe6ca; } </style></head><body> <form id="form1" runat="server"> <div> <telerik:RadScriptManager ID="ScriptManager" runat="server"> </telerik:RadScriptManager> <telerik:RadDatePicker ID="radEffDate" runat="server" MinDate="1900-01-01" Culture="en-US"> <Calendar runat="server"> <ClientEvents /> <DisabledDayStyle CssClass="DisabledClass" /> </Calendar> <DateInput Enabled="false" runat="server"> </DateInput> </telerik:RadDatePicker> </div> </form></body>.CS
if (!IsPostBack) { radEffDate.SelectedDate = DateTime.Now; RadCalendarDay r = new RadCalendarDay(); r.Date = DateTime.Parse("08/09/2011"); r.IsSelectable = false; r.IsDisabled = true; radEffDate.Calendar.SpecialDays.Add(r); RadCalendarDay r2 = new RadCalendarDay(); r2.Date = DateTime.Parse("07/09/2011"); r2.IsSelectable = false; r2.IsDisabled = true; radEffDate.Calendar.SpecialDays.Add(r2); }Regards,
Kishan G K
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Princy
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answered on 11 Aug 2011, 07:15 AM
Hello Kishan,
I tried the same scenario and it is working as expected. Also I have attached a screenshot of the sample.
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Princy
I tried the same scenario and it is working as expected. Also I have attached a screenshot of the sample.
CSS:
.RadCalendar_Default .rcMainTable tr .DisabledClass a { color: #ebe6ca; }<telerik:RadDatePicker ID="radEffDate" runat="server" MinDate="1900-01-01" Culture="en-US"> <Calendar ID="Calendar1" runat="server"> <ClientEvents /> <DisabledDayStyle CssClass="DisabledClass" /> </Calendar> <DateInput ID="DateInput1" Enabled="false" runat="server"> </DateInput></telerik:RadDatePicker>Thanks,
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Kishan Gandikota
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answered on 11 Aug 2011, 02:21 PM
Hi Princy,
I think you jumped the gun bit too fast.... :)
In my example: i have given special days as 08/09/2011 as 07/09/2011.
So disabling of the date works fine with: 08/09/2011. But if the date spans across different screen in the calender control (like 07/09/2011), it doesn't apply the 'disabledClass' style even though it disables it from selecting.
Telerik team, any thoughts!
Regards,
Kishan G K
I think you jumped the gun bit too fast.... :)
In my example: i have given special days as 08/09/2011 as 07/09/2011.
So disabling of the date works fine with: 08/09/2011. But if the date spans across different screen in the calender control (like 07/09/2011), it doesn't apply the 'disabledClass' style even though it disables it from selecting.
Telerik team, any thoughts!
Regards,
Kishan G K
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Hello Kishan,
To disable the required dates for the next/previous months, you should add OnDayRender client-side event handler which is called for every calendar day cell when the calendar is rendered as a result of client-side navigation. This event mimics the server-side DayRender event, giving final control over the output of a specific calendar day cell. This event can be used to apply analogous changes to calendar cells when the user navigates that the server-side event handler applied to the cells in the initial view.
For more information about how to disable calendar days in the calendar component of RadDatePicker, please refer to the following article:
Code Library
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Maria Ilieva
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To disable the required dates for the next/previous months, you should add OnDayRender client-side event handler which is called for every calendar day cell when the calendar is rendered as a result of client-side navigation. This event mimics the server-side DayRender event, giving final control over the output of a specific calendar day cell. This event can be used to apply analogous changes to calendar cells when the user navigates that the server-side event handler applied to the cells in the initial view.
For more information about how to disable calendar days in the calendar component of RadDatePicker, please refer to the following article:
Code Library
Greetings,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
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