Cantemir Mihu
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Cantemir Mihu
asked on 31 Mar 2010, 02:24 PM
Hello,
I have 2 RadTimePickers on an custom AdvancedEditTemplate for the Scheduler.
If I first click on the TimeInputButton and after that I do a Postback from inside the AdvancedEditTemplate, I can't click again on the TimeInputButton.
After some debugging, we found out that the _onTimePopupImageClickHandler handler is called twice. The first call succeeds, but the second one fails in getCorrectScrollLeft() from Telerik.Web.CommonScripts because A.document.documentElement is null.
Could you please provide a workaround or some advice for this? Is this a known issue?
Best regards,
Cantemir
I have 2 RadTimePickers on an custom AdvancedEditTemplate for the Scheduler.
If I first click on the TimeInputButton and after that I do a Postback from inside the AdvancedEditTemplate, I can't click again on the TimeInputButton.
After some debugging, we found out that the _onTimePopupImageClickHandler handler is called twice. The first call succeeds, but the second one fails in getCorrectScrollLeft() from Telerik.Web.CommonScripts because A.document.documentElement is null.
Could you please provide a workaround or some advice for this? Is this a known issue?
Best regards,
Cantemir
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Hello Cantemir,
Can you, please, give us some more details on this. Ideally, some sample code we can examine would be useful. Also, if possible, consider opening a regular support ticket where you can send us some runnable project that we can test locally.
Best wishes,
Veli
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Can you, please, give us some more details on this. Ideally, some sample code we can examine would be useful. Also, if possible, consider opening a regular support ticket where you can send us some runnable project that we can test locally.
Best wishes,
Veli
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answered on 07 Apr 2010, 07:28 AM
Hello,
unfortunately the problem is showing up in a larger project, which I'm not allowed to send.
Additionally, I don't have time to make up a simple project to reproduce this bug.
But I think it should be easy to reproduce: put the 2 controls on the advanced form of the scheduler, open the appointment, click on the time picker and than cause a postback (for instance check the recurrence checkbox to load the recurrence controls). Then click again on the timepicker.
best regards,
Cantemir
unfortunately the problem is showing up in a larger project, which I'm not allowed to send.
Additionally, I don't have time to make up a simple project to reproduce this bug.
But I think it should be easy to reproduce: put the 2 controls on the advanced form of the scheduler, open the appointment, click on the time picker and than cause a postback (for instance check the recurrence checkbox to load the recurrence controls). Then click again on the timepicker.
best regards,
Cantemir
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Hello Cantemir,
We followed your instructions, but the problem didn't appear in our local test. You can download a sample web site for caustomizing the advanced form from here and use it as reference.
Regards,
Peter
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We followed your instructions, but the problem didn't appear in our local test. You can download a sample web site for caustomizing the advanced form from here and use it as reference.
Regards,
Peter
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answered on 09 Apr 2010, 06:13 PM
Hello,
just for the record, I found a workaround for this problem.
After every postback, I have to run the following JS code:
Telerik.Web.UI.RadDateTimePicker.TimePopupInstances = {};
I assume this "cache" of popups gets messed up after the postback so that displaying the time popup again fails.
Note: this problem seems to happen only in IE.
just for the record, I found a workaround for this problem.
After every postback, I have to run the following JS code:
Telerik.Web.UI.RadDateTimePicker.TimePopupInstances = {};
I assume this "cache" of popups gets messed up after the postback so that displaying the time popup again fails.
Note: this problem seems to happen only in IE.