1. You must set EventClickHandling property to UserActionHandling.PostBack. Otherwise it calls the JavaScript defined in JavaScriptEventAction property.

See the tutorial: http://www.daypilot.org/handling-user-actions.html

See also the source code of Event handling demo (available in the download package) - http://www.daypilot.org/demo/Events.aspx

2. If you mean the same MessageBox.Show() as I do, it's not available in ASP.NET (only Windows Forms).

Hey

i actually have the same problem.
i'm using the free version and when i put the eventClickHandling property to Postback, it does do a postback (so no more javascript) but it does not execute my code written in
protected void DayPilotCalendar1_EventClick(string pk)
{
//stuff i want to do
}
he just does not enter this methode, since i toggled a breakpoint and he never stops there

anything you can advise me to try?

OK, I've tried it myself with DayPilot 2.1 SP3 to make sure that everything works.

It seems that you are missing OnEventClick property in .aspx. This is how the source should look:

<daypilot:daypilotcalendar id="DayPilotCalendar1" runat="server"
FreetimeClickHandling="PostBack"
OnFreetimeClick="DayPilotCalendar1_FreeTimeClick"
EventClickHandling="PostBack"
OnEventClick="DayPilotCalendar1_EventClick"
DataStartField="start"
DataEndField="end"
DataValueField="id"
DataTextField="name">
</daypilot:daypilotcalendar>

Note the bold line. That will be automatically created for you if you double click the EventClick event in the properties editor in the Visual Studio.

Let me know if this solved your problem.

thanks, works great now :)
i think i just typed the method myself and didnt knew another line had to be added in aspx page..

i must say love your project here.. i just wished Ajax was in the free version as well, i really could use it :p

Can you send that page (.aspx + .aspx.cs) to daypilot @ annpoint.com? I'll take a look at it.