Hi Dawoong,
Thank you for contacting us.
Since
RadScheduler uses
ObservableCollection to store its appointments and every appointment implements the
INotifyPropertyChanged interface, every time a property in an
Appointment changes the
CollectionChanged/Changing events are being fired. You can use them to track edits on appointments:
You can subscribe as follows:
I hope this helps.
PS. As this question concerns RadScheduler for WinForms, the thread was move to the WinForms forums.
Regards,
George
Telerik
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