Hi. I am about to start using the scheduler. I have a rather complex situation and need to provide a lot of control and functionality from code behind.
I may have missed some capability but it would be useful (as a suggestion for future consideration) to have a "read only" property for appointments. I realise that there is a property for the scheduler but I have a situation where the user can view not only their appointments but also other users' appointments. I could easily set "read only" in the data source (table.userId == myId) but unless I've missed something don't see any capability that supports this.
My application is a little complex. I cannot therefore predefine a simple datasource and the code behind will have to create and bind the datasource (which I can easily do). However, that means (again unless I've missed some trick or capability) that the scheduler will not have queries for insert, delete and update. Can anyone provide a link to a simple tutorial/example of how to control these events in code behind.
In my application delete, insert and update are also complicated by the functionality being dependant on the data itself (ie whether the related appointment is the user's appointment or someone else's). Thus my code behind has to really control the whole process and probably the easiest thing is to display custom templates or user controls for the job. Again any link to simple examples would be appreciated and also just confirmation of how to override or cancel the default scheduler behaviour would be appreciated.
Thanks
PS in the documentation about the appointment class I noticed some information about "categories". If anyone can provide a link for further information about how to use them I'd appreciate it.
I may have missed some capability but it would be useful (as a suggestion for future consideration) to have a "read only" property for appointments. I realise that there is a property for the scheduler but I have a situation where the user can view not only their appointments but also other users' appointments. I could easily set "read only" in the data source (table.userId == myId) but unless I've missed something don't see any capability that supports this.
My application is a little complex. I cannot therefore predefine a simple datasource and the code behind will have to create and bind the datasource (which I can easily do). However, that means (again unless I've missed some trick or capability) that the scheduler will not have queries for insert, delete and update. Can anyone provide a link to a simple tutorial/example of how to control these events in code behind.
In my application delete, insert and update are also complicated by the functionality being dependant on the data itself (ie whether the related appointment is the user's appointment or someone else's). Thus my code behind has to really control the whole process and probably the easiest thing is to display custom templates or user controls for the job. Again any link to simple examples would be appreciated and also just confirmation of how to override or cancel the default scheduler behaviour would be appreciated.
Thanks
PS in the documentation about the appointment class I noticed some information about "categories". If anyone can provide a link for further information about how to use them I'd appreciate it.