I had previously been able to display, update, insert and delete appointments when using a SqlDataSource. Now I am attempting to use a CslaDataSource - just to display appointments for now - and am having some trouble.
I have verified that the collection that I am binding to the scheduler contains the appointment objects I expect to see, and after I bind (in the CslaDataSource's SelectObject event handler, via the EventArgs' BusinessObject property) the scheduler's Appointments collection contains those same objects. However, for some reason they never render on the page - it always appears that the schedule is completely empty.
Calls to the scheduler's DataBind() method are what cause the SelectObject events to fire in the first place, so it's not a simple omission of a call to DataBind(). I have also verified that the resource key values match between the scheduler's Resources and Appointments collections.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Cheers,
Joe
I have verified that the collection that I am binding to the scheduler contains the appointment objects I expect to see, and after I bind (in the CslaDataSource's SelectObject event handler, via the EventArgs' BusinessObject property) the scheduler's Appointments collection contains those same objects. However, for some reason they never render on the page - it always appears that the schedule is completely empty.
Calls to the scheduler's DataBind() method are what cause the SelectObject events to fire in the first place, so it's not a simple omission of a call to DataBind(). I have also verified that the resource key values match between the scheduler's Resources and Appointments collections.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Cheers,
Joe
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Hello Joe,
Can you send us a sample via a support ticket which we can test locally?
Kind regards,
Peter
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Can you send us a sample via a support ticket which we can test locally?
Kind regards,
Peter
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answered on 27 Aug 2012, 04:57 PM
Hi Peter,
The problem was that while the attribute's resource foreign key was declared as an int, I had defined the resource's primary key as a long - the net result being that the keys did not match, even though they did have the same value.
Best regards,
Joe
The problem was that while the attribute's resource foreign key was declared as an int, I had defined the resource's primary key as a long - the net result being that the keys did not match, even though they did have the same value.
Best regards,
Joe