Scheduler / DotNetNuke

[Brian Olive]

Has anyone created a DotNetNuke module with the Scheduler?

[Peter]

Hello Brian,

RadScheduler can be integrated in DNN - there shouldn't problems with this. You can create your dnn module and use RadScheduler just like any other control.



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Peter
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[Brian Olive]

Thank you for the reply.  I had already created a DNN module, however, there are a few issues that don't work quite right (that work just fine when not in a DNN environment).  For example, when I double click an appointment, it always asks to open the specific appointment or a series whether it is a recurring appointment or not.  There are a number of minor nuances like that.

I had made the post just wondering if anyone had done this and had the same results.

Brian

[Peter]

Hello Brian,

We appreciate your feedback and interest in RadScheduler. Currently, we don't have a DNN module for RadScheduler, but we will consider creating one in the future.


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Peter
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[Brian Olive]

I understand, but that is really not what I was asking.  I am just saying that when the RadSchduler runs as a DNN module it has a number of bugs as opposed to running in a non-DNN environment.

[Peter]

Hi Brian,

This is possible since we haven't done extensive testing of RadScheduler in DNN environment yet. However, in a simple module with default settings RadScheduler worked fine and no errors were thrown. Can you specify what problems you encountered?


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Peter
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[will Ballard]

RadScheduler works fine in DotNetNuke. We're doing our second custom implementation of it now for live clients and will have a public release in the coming weeks.

There are some tricks - you need to use the DotNetNuke script manager in your page.init:

 If DotNetNuke.Framework.AJAX.IsInstalled Then
                DotNetNuke.Framework.AJAX.RegisterScriptManager()
End If

Then make sure the module has ajax enabled in the module definition.

[Peter]

Hello Will,

Thanks for the tips. We will have them in mind when creating a RadSchdeuler module for DNN.


Kind regards,
Peter
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[Chris]

Thanks for the helpful post

[Peter]

Hi guys,

You might have already seen this relatively new topic which we added to the DNN chapter in the help:

How to create a DNN module with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX

But anyway, I think such reference belongs to this thread.


All the best,
Peter
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