jsinitcalendar appears as if the selected event will be passed to the eventselectjaavscript.
appendProp("eventSelectHandling", calendar.EventSelectHandling, true);
appendProp("eventSelectCustom", "function(e) {" + calendar.EventSelectJavaScript + "}");
However, when I use e, it has no properties. I've worked around it using the following:
EventClickHandling = EventClickHandlingEnum.Select;
EventSelectHandling = UserActionHandling.JavaScript;
EventSelectJavaScript = string.Format("calItemClicked(c.selectedEvent())");
Am I doing something silly or is this indeed a bug?
John Murphy
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9/3/2007 4:42:43 PM
Yikes, sorry about the formatting. Your text editor doesn't work in Safari.
jsinitcalendar appears as if the selected event will be passed to the eventselectjaavscript.
appendProp("eventSelectHandling", calendar.EventSelectHandling, true);
appendProp("eventSelectCustom", "function(e) {" + calendar.EventSelectJavaScript + "}");
However, when I use e, it has no properties. I've worked around it using the following:
EventClickHandling = EventClickHandlingEnum.Select;
EventSelectHandling = UserActionHandling.JavaScript;
EventSelectJavaScript = string.Format("calItemClicked(c.selectedEvent())");
Am I doing something silly or is this indeed a bug?
John Murphy
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9/3/2007 4:45:12 PM
EventSelectJavaScript doesn't get any parameter (although it's in JsInitCalendar.cs). What you are doing with c.selectedEvent() is the right way.
I agree that it's unintuitive - I'm going to change it in the next release (e will be passed as in the other events).
