Hi, your online help still states:
Has this support been implemented yet? I mainly want to use this to layout a schedule of events, but will be using my own forms for creating and editing those events.
Thanks,
Nick
"RadScheduler does not support ASP.NET MVC at the time being.
RadScheduler relies on postbacks (or ajax requests) in order to insert, update, delete appointments. Support for ASP.NET MVC will be implemented in the upcoming Q1 2009 release." [source]
Has this support been implemented yet? I mainly want to use this to layout a schedule of events, but will be using my own forms for creating and editing those events.
Thanks,
Nick
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Hello Nick,
To some extent - yes. You can use RadScheduler if you bind it to a web service.
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Alex
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To some extent - yes. You can use RadScheduler if you bind it to a web service.
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answered on 17 Aug 2009, 11:46 AM
So I can't get JSON from a controller action using client script and bind it to the scheduler on the client side? :(
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Hello,
We don't support such mode currently. We can provide the necessary hooks to make it possible, but you'll have to replicate the web service interface that we use as controller actions. Please, take a look at the Web Service binding example and the actual service code and let us know if this will be useful to you.
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Tsvetomir Tsonev
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We don't support such mode currently. We can provide the necessary hooks to make it possible, but you'll have to replicate the web service interface that we use as controller actions. Please, take a look at the Web Service binding example and the actual service code and let us know if this will be useful to you.
Regards,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
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