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[Solved] Setting up MinutesPerRow of RadScheduler dynamically on server or client side in MVC 3.0

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Camilo Torres
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Camilo Torres asked on 14 Dec 2011, 05:43 PM
Hi,

We are working on an application that is in MVC 3.0. There is a requirement to show Scheduler control so that appointments can be booked. The scheduler control will show MinutesPerRow based on the resource selected.

For this requirement to achieve we are using RadScheduler in MVC using WebService binding (ClientSide). The issue that we are facing is to set the MinutesPerRow property dynamically (on server side) based on the selected Resource.

The RadScheduler does not support binding MinutesPerRow property on client side using JQuery but supports on server side. As this control is being used in MVC, we don't have control on this property on server side.

It would help if someone can guide us on how to bind this property dynamically either server or client side in MVC.

Note, I have created a ticket (Support ID:492395) for this issue under ASP.Net AJAX controls but the support group has asked to post this issue in MVC forum.

Thanks in advance.

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Peter
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answered on 16 Dec 2011, 03:53 PM
Hello Camilo Torres,

We cannot advise you how to achieve this requirement in MVC. I recommend  you wait for the reply in the MVC forum.

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Peter
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answered on 19 Dec 2011, 01:45 PM
Hi Peter,

I thought this is the MVC Forum. Even the link you have posted points to this thread.
It would be kind if you can provide the link of the forum where I can post this query.

Thanks in advance.
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answered on 20 Dec 2011, 04:50 PM
Hello Camilo,

I am sorry for the confusion. I checked with our MVC experts who confirmed that unfortunately, there isn't a workaround to handle server-side events in MVC.

Greetings, Peter
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