OBOUT - ASP.NET Scheduler - Client-side Event Arguments

ASP.NET Scheduler - Client-side Event Arguments

SchedulerClientBeforeCreateEventArg

Name	Description
CreatedEvent	Gets or sets the event which will be created. eventarg.CreatedEvent.Subject = "Get plan done";
CreateEventCancel	Set to true if you want to cancel event creating action. eventarg.CreateEventCancel = true;

SchedulerClientBeforeUpdateEventArg

Name	Description
OriginalEvent	Gets the orginal event which will be overwritten by UpdatedEvent. Any changes made to OriginalEvent will be discarded from updating to database. eventarg.OriginalEvent.Subject = "Get plan done";
UpdatedEvent	Gets or sets the event which will be updated. eventarg.UpdatedEvent.Subject = "Get plan done";
UpdateEventCancel	Set to true if you want to cancel event updating action. eventarg.UpdateEventCancel = true;

SchedulerClientBeforeDeleteEventArg

Name	Description
DeletedEvent	Gets or sets the event which will be deleted.
DeleteEventCancel	Set to true if you want to cancel event deleting action. eventarg.DeleteEventCancel = true;

SchedulerClientCreateEventArg

Name	Description
CreateSucceed	Return bool value which indicates whether the event was successfully created.
CreatedEvent	Gets the event which has been created.

SchedulerClientUpdateEventArg

Name	Description
UpdateSucceed	Return bool value which indicates whether the event was successfully updated.
UpdatedEvent	Gets the event which has been updated.

SchedulerClientDeleteEventArg

Name	Description
DeleteSucceed	Return bool value which indicates whether the event was successfully deleted.
DeletedEvent	Gets the event which has been deleted.

SchedulerClientChangeViewArg

Name	Description
OriginalView	Return the integer value indicating the original view of scheduler
UpdatedView	Return the integer value indicating the new updated view

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