SchedulerOptionsCustomization.AllowAppointmentEdit Property
Gets or sets whether a user is allowed to edit appointments.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraScheduler
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.v24.2.Core.Desktop.dll
Declaration
[DefaultValue(UsedAppointmentType.All)]
public UsedAppointmentType AllowAppointmentEdit { get; set; }
Property Value
Type | Default | Description |
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UsedAppointmentType | All | An UsedAppointmentType enumeration value that specifies the type of appointment which the action can be applied to. |
Available values:
Name | Description |
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None | The action can’t be applied to any appointments. |
Recurring | The action can be applied to recurring appointments only. |
NonRecurring | The action can be applied to non-recurring appointments only. |
All | The action can be applied to all the appointments. |
Custom | The action is applied according to the custom method specified by the corresponding AllowAppointment~ or CustomAllowAppointment~ event of the SchedulerControl. |
Property Paths
You can access this nested property as listed below:
Library | Object Type | Path to AllowAppointmentEdit |
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WinForms Controls | SchedulerControl |
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ASP.NET Bootstrap Controls | BootstrapScheduler |
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XAF: Cross-Platform .NET App UI & Web API | ASPxSchedulerListEditor |
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ASP.NET MVC Extensions | SchedulerSettings |
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ASP.NET Web Forms Controls | ASPxScheduler |
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Remarks
By default, end-users are allowed to edit appointments. Use the AllowAppointmentEdit property to control the availability of such functionality to end-users with respect to an appointment’s type. If this property allows end-users to edit appointments, editing can be performed by either using an inplace editor (if the SchedulerOptionsCustomization.AllowInplaceEditor option enables this) or the Edit Appointment dialog (it can either be opened by double clicking an appointment or clicking on the Open item within the scheduler control’s popup menu invoked for the desired appointment).
Note
If the AllowAppointmentEdit property is set to UsedAppointmentType.Custom, then whether an end-user is allowed to edit appointments or not is decided in the SchedulerControl.AllowAppointmentEdit event handler.
Example
This example demonstrates how to implement custom rules for editing and deleting appointments. The code below allows an appointment to be edited only by its owner (the end-user who created it). To do this it’s necessary to set the SchedulerOptionsCustomization.AllowAppointmentEdit
and SchedulerOptionsCustomization.AllowAppointmentDelete properties to UsedAppointmentType.Custom, and handle the SchedulerControl.AllowAppointmentEdit and SchedulerControl.AllowAppointmentDelete events to implement custom logic for editing appointments.
using DevExpress.XtraScheduler;
// ...
private void schedulerControl1_AllowAppointmentDelete(object sender,
AppointmentOperationEventArgs e) {
// Allow only the user who created this appontment to delete it.
e.Allow = CanUserModifyThisAppointment(e.Appointment);
}
private void schedulerControl1_AllowAppointmentEdit(object sender,
AppointmentOperationEventArgs e) {
// Allow only the user who created this appontment to modify it.
e.Allow = CanUserModifyThisAppointment(e.Appointment);
}
// Determine if the current user is the same
// as the one who created the specified appointment
bool CanUserModifyThisAppointment(Appointment apt) {
object obj = apt.CustomFields["Owner"];
if (obj == null)
return true;
string appointmentOwner = obj.ToString();
if (appointmentOwner == String.Empty)
return true;
return (String.Compare(appointmentOwner, tbUserName.Text, true) == 0);
}