Hello,
I'm using the Day Pilot Scheduler and I have a problem. I have three aspx pages (Scheduler, NewEvent, EditEvent). When I load the app. It takes me to the current day (5/28/2010). Which it should. And If I go forward or backwards a day or week or month. I click onan event that is thereand the EditEvent page comes up. I edit the field and hit update button. And I want it to keep me on that day, but it always takes me back to 5/28/2010.
I thought this piece of code was holding the Start Date in the Scheduler page_load ; but it doesn't really do anything:
dps.StartDate = DateTime.Today;
Here is the update button:
protected void btnUpdate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int ScheduleID = (int.Parse(Session["ScheduleID"].ToString()));
DateTime StartDate = Convert.ToDateTime(tbStartDate1.Text);
DateTime EndDate = Convert.ToDateTime(tbEndDate1.Text);
int WorkerID = Convert.ToInt32(ddlWorker1.Text);
int QueueID = Convert.ToInt32(ddlQueue1.Text);
string Notes = tbNotes1.Text;
DataSet Schedule = QueueSchedulerDB.DB.procUpdateSchedule(ScheduleID, StartDate, EndDate, WorkerID, QueueID, Notes);
Server.Transfer("Scheduler.aspx"); //?StartDate=" + tbStartDate1.ToString("s"));
}
I tried using a session vairable to hold the date but that didn't work. I also tried sending the Start date through as a URL parameter but that failed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jordan