Hi,

In previous email I included clicks converted to dblclicks only for elements which create new appointments, but not edit existing. If you want to edit old appointment on single click, then you may try to include other elements as well, like (attr.indexOf('_ADE') != 0) and others. The best way is to set break point in the ig_WebDayView.prototype._onHandleEvent and check which element for dblclick you are interested in.
There in should be no difference in getting key and other stuff while processing click/dblclick events.

Hi Viktor

Thanks for replying again, I still dont see the double click event. With the code below I am seeing only the "single" alert when I click on either an empty cell or a cell with an activity on the webdayview, thus my doubleclick function is not being called. The "cancelled" alert is also not being called. Could it be a syntax error on the  WebDayView_Click function?

Many thanks

Richard 

function WebDayView1_Click(oDayView, oEvent, element){
    alert("single");
    // notify webdayview about faked dblclick event
    oDayView._onHandleEvent(src, {type:'dblclick', myEvt:true});
}

function WebDayView1_DblClick(oDayView, oEvent, element){
    // cancel real dblclick event, but keep faked event
  if(!oEvent.event.myEvt) {
     oEvent.cancel = true;
     alert("cancelled");
  }
    
  alert("double");
   
}

Hi Richard,

In your function name of 3rd param is "element", but you call
oDayView._onHandleEvent(src, {type:'dblclick', myEvt:true});
I expect that you should get exception. You should change name of param to "src", or replace "src" by "element" in _onHandleEvent.

Please insert at the beginning of your event handlers new line
debugger;
and when debugger goes to that line, please hit F11 or F10. It will allow you to see what is going on and find out reasons for most problems. In javascript many things can go wrong and without debugging (direct, alerts, output to screen instant values, etc.) it is very hard to expect that codes will work as you intend.