Hi,
rite now if an event is present we'll be able to edit the event subject by just clicking on it (ie by setting the eventClickHandling as edit ). I wanted to know whether the same is possible by clicking on a free time range and create an event , rather than open a new popup and create the event... Hoping to see a reply. I have posted a query with topic named month view. it wud be great if someone gives a reply to that too.
thanks in advance
Hisham
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6/6/2008 2:05:36 PM
Hi and sorry for the delay:
It's possible to create the event immediately after the time range is selected (or a time cell clicked) - that's possible if you set TimeRangeSelected="CallBack" or "PostBack". TimeRangeSelected event will be fired and in the event handler you can create the event easily (remember to call DayPilotCalendar1.DataBind() and Update() to refresh the events on the client side).
