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1. I found a single .mdb file, but I don't think it contains Calendar tables for Editable Calendar user data.
2. Found the Read-Only Calendar example, but unsure of SQL query for saving data from Calendar/Day popup boxes.
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Hi, I assume you are looking at this sample: http://demo.essentialobjects.com/Default.aspx?path=Calendar\_i2\editable_schedulerYou will need to look at the source code to see how it works. The sample only shows you the UI part. It shows you how to load/save the data from memory, but it does not contain the code to further load/save the data from memory to your database. You will need to code that part by yourself. Thanks
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Okay, got it now... Save the strings 'dayId' and 'note' to my specifided db table is all that's needed. Very cool....
[popup note]
Q. So a simple drag-n-drop of the eo:Calendar control and selecting the 'Scheduler' template will allow the popup to work as needed?
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No. The editing popup with the textbox is not part of the Calendar control. You should copy from the sample code and then modify it to fit your scenario.
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Alright, I'm tracking with you now. I was looking for another control, but the DayRender event method includes custom HTML for the popup.. Thanks again........
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CallbackPanel location?
I'm searching through your code download and specifically searching though all the Calendar folders and cannot find any .aspx code files, only the .cs codebehind files. I cut-n-pasted the Editable Calendar .cs and understand I it uses a CallbackPanel, but I'm unsure exactly where it's placed within the .aspx file... Certainly .aspx file would help greatly...
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Hi,
Did you browse the files with Windows Explorer?
Thanks
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Got it, I'm so thick...... Thanks again...
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