Trying to deactivate click and context menu for some appointments

[C]

My Scheduler holds two different kinds of business objects, but I only want clicks for one of them. I'm thinking I should probably distinguish between them in the client-side click event. And one idea for doing that is by css class, as the ones I don't want to be clickable all have a common class. And so according to this http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/scheduler-schedulerappointment-object.html page there should be a get_cssClass() method. It does not produce the results I had hoped for though, and when I alert it's return value, it shows "[object Object]"

function AppointmentClick(sender, args) {
            var view = sender.get_selectedView();
            if (view != 4) {
                var appointment = args.get_appointment();                
                var appointmentID = appointment.get_id();
                var class = appointment.get_cssClass();
                alert(appointment);
                if (class != "resourceLightGrey")
                    addBooking(appointmentID);
            }
        }

[Bozhidar]

Hello,

It's not quite clear what you want to alert, however since the appointment client object is a javascript object, when you pass it directly into an alert statement, it will be printed out as "[object Object]". If you want to print out a specific property you have to alert it separately. For instance alert(appointment.get_cssClass()). You can also use the browser development tools and the console.log() function to print out the results, which will give you greater flexibility.

Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik

 

 

[C]

It's clear if you actually read my post. I wrote "And so according to this http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/scheduler-schedulerappointment-object.html page there should be a get_cssClass() method. It does not produce the results I had hoped for though, and when I alert it's return value, it shows "[object Object]""

Which is to say, I did not retrieve the cssClass, but rather it just said "object Object". And console.log did nothing. But I managed to get around this problem by manipulating the data server side instead.

[Bozhidar]

Hi,

The following lines from the sample code where the appointment itself is alerted, rather than the cssClass caused my confusion:

var class = appointment.get_cssClass();
alert(appointment);

Glad you were able to find a solution for your issue.

Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik

 

 

[C]

Ooops, I was editing my code so much back and forth that I did not realize I had posted that particular line.