I am trying to create a context menu on a single click. I have the code ready to implement this. However I am trying to find out the right object/events to use.
Lets say one day has an appointment set, and one day does not. What event can I use or what objects can I use through Javascript to see if the day that was just clicked on has an appointment set?
Here is the current event I am using, which works, but when I click on an appointment nothing fires.
function WebScheduleInfo1_ActiveDayChanging(oScheduleInfo, oEvent, oOldDate, oNewDate) { console.log(oScheduleInfo); console.log(oEvent); console.log(oOldDate); console.log(oNewDate);
}
Which object will hold the value of weather an appointment is set that day or not?
Hey Nikolay,
I tried to make another reply in the thread you linked. It kept erroring out. Are you able to move this reply to that thread?
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Lets say each day can fit 4 activities just fine and no scroll bars are visible. When you have more than 4 scroll bars are visible which is fine. Lets say the active day is Nov 16th, and I click on the down arrow of Nov 15th. It will activate the ActiveDayChanging event even tho I am clicking on the down arrow of the scroll bar inside the day.
Is there a way to prevent that event from firing easily if I click on the scroll bar arrows? Other than that it is working very well so far.
Hello OmegaPrime,
Please refer to this thread - http://es.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/75490.aspx.
The keys were added serverside.
Did you add the keys through javascript or server side?
Hi. I was doing some initial testing on the grid and could not get the data clientside. But when I inserted keys/datakeys for the elements in the calender it all turned around. The click events, and activitydialogedit/open events seem to work properly.
Don't know if this is related to your problem, but it sure was an eyeopener for meg :-)
Without keys (or datakeys) it all seems to fall apart..