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WebDailyCalendarGo! - Navigate to Next Day rlynch [IN, USA] 01-Nov-2010 20:14:28

Hi. I am playing with the demo and bumped into a problem/question. (Relates to Demo Code/Controls)
After setting the #days views to 5 and hiding weekends when I click the >> button it jumps to the next week. COOL.. When I click the << button, it goes to the week previous to the one that was loaded by default. Clicking the >> button mulitple times just leaves me on next week. and no clicking of >> or << will get me back to the initial week.

Is this possible without adding custom code?

Currently I am thinking of storing the first day in viewstate and adding custom link buttons to the page, but am very intestested in if there is a better (built in) method.

Thanks in advance


Rob
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RE: WebDailyCalendarGo! - Navigate to Next... support@componentsource.com 02-Nov-2010 16:56:11

Hi Rob,

Thank you for posting your question on the WebDailyCalendarGo Forum here at ComponentSource.

I run your question with the right people at ComponentGo and they informed me that this problem has been corrected on a new beta version.

Please, contact me on support@componentsource.com so I can send you the link from where you can download it.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Enrique Perez
ComponentSource Support
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WebDailyCalendar Ron [Israel] 24-Dec-2006 11:03:16

Hi
I am trying your WebDailyCalendar demo version.
I set the property:
AllowEdit = false
AllowOverlap = false
UseCallback = false
UseCallbackOnDblClick = false

I'm not using any Events and still the WebDailyCalendar doing postback to the server while DblClick on cell.

Is there any way to avoid the postback?
Thanks
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RE: WebDailyCalendar mw [Poland] 30-Jan-2007 08:12:35

If you want to use an ID of the calendar’s object, you should set up a PostBack method without prototype identifier, like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
calobj.PostBack = function(args, cb) {}
</script>
Additionally, you have to put that code into page’s source after initialization of the dailycalendar control.
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RE: WebDailyCalendar mw [Poland] 30-Jan-2007 08:13:01

If you want to use an ID of the calendar’s object, you should set up a PostBack method without prototype identifier, like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
calobj.PostBack = function(args, cb) {}
</script>
Additionally, you have to put that code into page’s source after initialization of the dailycalendar control.
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RE: WebDailyCalendar mw 30-Jan-2007 08:14:00

If you want to use an ID of the calendar’s object, you should set up a PostBack method without prototype identifier, like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
calobj.PostBack = function(args, cb) {}
</script>
Additionally, you have to put that code into page’s source after initialization of the dailycalendar control.
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WebDailyCalendar Ron [Israel] 24-Dec-2006 11:01:15

Hi We are considering buying the Web Daily. We need about 25 Server Licenses (Ditributed not Developer). the Server license policy seems to be different from other component supplyers is there any license bundle possible ?
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WebDailyCalendar jeffdeville [USA] 09-Dec-2006 00:39:36

I tried to throw the daily web calendar control into a "Formerly known as Atlas" update panel, but it didn't redraw itself. I'm trying to add appointments to the calendar from an external control. Is there a way to do this?
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