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Scheduler: New line is inserted after pressing Enter twice

Asked by Anonymous
1 year ago.

Hi,
When I press Enter in active inline editing mode, then I'm leaving this mode, which is correct. However, if I press Enter again, then a new line is inserted, which is wrong. In this case I'm expecting the inline editing to be activated again, which is actually happens, if I press Enter a third time. See please the attahced video.
Thanks

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Answer posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
1 year ago.

It looks like the new event is not focused properly after it is created. The focus remains on the background grid cell. I recommend checking the onTimeRangeSelected handler - make sure that the new event is focused after it is created and updated.

Comment posted by Anonymous
1 year ago.

Thank you for your answer. It worked fine

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