Hi
I'm working in a asp.net mvc project and really need a calendar justt like the one you have. but I'm not sure how it will fit into asp.net mvc? Are you planning to support asp.net mvc?
Anonymous
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12/29/2008 10:39:32 PM
Well, the custom controls in ASP.NET MVC are much more limited. Half the beauty of DayPilot is that complex data binding and callbacks are integrated invisibly so you call a few simple methods and it just works.
As far as I can tell (so far), MVC would have no problems with a read-only control (i.e. no drag&drop). All the AJAX communication would require a special web service interface (for sending the commands to the server and receiving the changes). It looks like if you need an AJAX calendar/scheduler it would be easier to stick with the traditional WebForms.
Any word on when the MVC trial downloads are going to be available?
Daniel Cotter
Daniel Cotter
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7/13/2010 3:05:11 PM
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