Hi!
I'm trying to make a scheduler read-only by setting scheduler.options.editable = false. This prevents users from creating new events, from double-clicking to get the editor, and from resizing events. However, they are still able to MOVE events.
How can I disable that as well, and thus make the scheduler truly read-only?
Best regards,
Gunnar Sylthe
I'm trying to make a scheduler read-only by setting scheduler.options.editable = false. This prevents users from creating new events, from double-clicking to get the editor, and from resizing events. However, they are still able to MOVE events.
How can I disable that as well, and thus make the scheduler truly read-only?
Best regards,
Gunnar Sylthe
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Hi Gunnar,
At which point you are setting this options? Is it after Scheduler's initialization? If this is true I'm afraid that this is not supported, this options is meant to be set only during widget's declaration. If you want to control editing functionality after widget is initialized, you will need to handle the appropriate events (add, edit, moveStart, resizeStart, remove) and to cancel them.
Regards,
Rosen
Telerik
At which point you are setting this options? Is it after Scheduler's initialization? If this is true I'm afraid that this is not supported, this options is meant to be set only during widget's declaration. If you want to control editing functionality after widget is initialized, you will need to handle the appropriate events (add, edit, moveStart, resizeStart, remove) and to cancel them.
Regards,
Rosen
Telerik
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