Start Date from Calendar

Asked by Anonymous
16 years ago.

if (c is DayPilotCalendar)
((DayPilotCalendar)c).StartDate = Calendar1.SelectedDate;

}

foreach(Control c in this.Controls)
if (c is DayPilot.Web.Ui.DayPilotCalendar)
((DayPilotCalendar)c).StartDate = Calendar1.SelectedDate;

foreach(Control c in this.Page.Controls)
if (c is DayPilot.Web.Ui.DayPilotCalendar)
((DayPilotCalendar)c).StartDate = Calendar1.SelectedDate;

foreach(Control c in Controls)
if (c is DayPilot.Web.Ui.DayPilotCalendar)
((DayPilotCalendar)c).StartDate = Calendar1.SelectedDate;

The above all are not working.

I have added the control inside the table
tablecell.Controls.Add(dpc);

but its not going inside the if condition. Why?

asp.net how-to

Comment posted by Anonymous
16 years ago.

and i got three filed name, address and city.
the display @ event like below:

name
address
city

i dont want to display time in the event.

Comment posted by Dan Letecky
16 years ago.

Question #1:

The DayPilot control might be inside another control. Use this method:

private static Control recursiveFind(Control parent, string id)
{
  Control found = parent.FindControl(id);
  if (found != null)
    return found;

  foreach (Control c in parent.Controls)
  {
    found = recursiveFind(c, id);
    if (found != null)
    {
      return found;
    }
  }
  return null;
}

And call it this way:

DayPilotCalendar dpc = recursiveFind(this.NamingContainer, "DayPilotCalendar1");

Question #2:

Handle BeforeEventRender event and modify e.InnerHTML property. The demo can be seen here: http://www.daypilot.org/demo/Horizontal/CustomEventFormatting.aspx
The source code is included in the DayPilot Pro package (both full and trial).

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