2008 R2
Intersoft Presenter Live Demo Update
Hi all,
We have recently updated the live demo of Intersoft Presenter with the latest beta bits. Check it out now at http://sirius2.intersoftpt.com/presenter
In the previous CTPs, we have introduced three presenter views – ListPresenter, IconPresenter, GridPresenter, as well as extensible custom presenters such as ChartPresenter and more. In this release, let’s welcome back CoverFlow – the [...]
Copy and Paste WebScheduler’s Event in Day and Week View
In scheduling scenarios, it’s quite common if user wants to copy and paste an event to a certain date. We don’t have this feature as a built-in feature yet (maybe soon ^^) in WebScheduler.NET, but you can manually implement it using our extensible API.
First of all, you need to add Copy Event and Paste Event menu [...]
How-To: Create an event via Button Click In WebScheduler
Hi all,
WebScheduler provides comprehensive APIs that allows you to perform functions programmatically. Often times, developers need the ability to create new events programmatically — such as from their own user interface or business logic. In this post, I’ll show you how you can create an event programmatically by using client-side API, without the need to [...]
How to set different color for each Group Header in WebGrid
Hi All,
Few weeks ago I got interesting inquiry from one of our customers, about how to set different color for each group header in WebGrid, and I think that it’s an interesting topics to be post on our corporate blogs.
Ok, first of all you need to bind your Webgrid and at the code behind inside [...]
Latest updates in WebScheduler.NET 2.0.1000.214
Hi all, we just released new hotfixes for Intersoft products. WebScheduler.NET 2.0 Build 214 is one of the included hotfixes. Here are the details.
New client side APIs
In Month view, the dates displayed are not only the active month’s dates. The dates of previous and next month may also be displayed. In certain scenarios, you might need [...]
WebScheduler.NET: Prevent edit and delete action in specific events only
In certain scenarios, you might want to prevent edit or delete action in an event only without modifying edit and delete action in other events globally. In this case, you can utilize specific properties provided in the events object to disable edit, delete, resize, and moving event.
Simply set those properties to True in OnEventBound client side events.
DisableDelete
When [...]
Customize Details in Agenda view
Agenda view is different compared to the other views. The events are listed in detail of formatted text layout. However, until previous build of WebScheduler, the event details are limited to Location and Description only. Now, you can add other fields or even your own custom fields in the details section.
You need to create WebSchedulerAgendaContentDetail object [...]
How-to: Hide expand button when there are no child nodes existed during WebTreeView’s load-on-demand operation
We have added a new KB article about how to hide expand (+) sign button in certain node that has no child nodes during WebTreeView’s load-on-demand operation.
By default, the expand button will be rendered along with the child nodes regardless whether a node has a child. This behavior sometimes confuses the user as they cannot [...]
Bind WebScheduler to WebService
ISDataSource is used to bind data to WebScheduler. It would be easier if the DataSet or custom object is available at design-time, because you can configure ISDataSource using ISDataSource.NET Designer. However, when you use WebService to retrieve the data, the schema is retrieved at runtime.
Assuming that you already implemented the methods that return the data [...]
Switch WebScheduler’s view to SplitView using javascript
Today I want to share tips on how to switch WebSheduler’s view to SplitView. You just need to add some javascript codes, such as following:
function Button1_onclick()
{
var ws = ISGetObject(“WebScheduler1″);
if (ws.IsInSplitViewMode)
ws.IsInSplitViewMode = false;
else
ws.IsInSplitViewMode = true;
ws.SetSelectedViewMode(“Day”);
}
You can also download the sample here.
Cheers,
Gordon.
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