Where e holds the client-side DayPilot.Event object.
Comment posted by Anonymous 16 years ago.
I can't use this because when i go to the print command i make a lot of things and after i must open a new window witch contain the report ...
Comment posted by Dan Letecky 16 years ago.
Then, if you are using CallBack for invoking EventMenuClick, you can pass custom instructions using Update() and use it in AfterRenderJavaScript:
EventMenuClick handler:
Hashtable result = new Hashtable();
result["url"] = "YourUrl.aspx?id=something";
result["window"] = "windowname";
DayPilotCalendar1.Update(result); // or see the other signatures