I am developing a project with the Kendo UI Framework, using more specically the Scheduler widget and I have the current issue:
On my database I have two tables one called Events and the other one called TypeOfEvents. Each type of event has got a specific color, a specific title plus defined values for startHour and endHour fields.
When the pop-up window to create an event is called, I can choose on two kendoMultiSelect the correspondent user and the type of event.
I can also choose the startDate and endDate. The default behavior of a Scheduler widget has got two datetimepickers also, however, I don't want that option on my pop-up window because the events will have defined hours that an user can't change.
My idea would be the following one:
Once I click save after choosing a specific event on my MultiSelectList, there would be some way to concatenate the startHour and endHour values I have defined in my database with the startDate and endHour field that I choosed on the pop-up window.
Right now, all my events startDate/endDate fields are saved on my DB with this format: 2015-03-01 00:00:00.000
I would like to substitute all those zeros with the values I defined in advance in my startHour/endHour fields of my TypeOfEvents table.
Here's my current CREATE script:
create: function (createEvent) {
var typeOfEventID = $("#selectEvent").val();
var usernameID = $("#selectUsername").val();
var dataStartTemp = $("#dataStart").val();
var dataEndTemp = $("#dataEnd").val();
var note = $("#note").val();
var res = $("#customViewScheduler").data("kendoScheduler");
var res1 = res.resources[1].dataSource.data();
var dataStart = convertToJSONDate(dataStartTemp);
var dataEnd = convertToJSONDate(dataEndTemp);
var changeSet = [];
var id = 0;
usernameID.forEach(function (userID) {
typeOfEventID.forEach(function (eventID) {
var titletemp = $.grep(res1, function (elem) {
if (elem.TypeOfEventID == eventID) {
return true;
}
})
if (titletemp.length > 0) {
note = titletemp[0].title;
}
var entityChange = {};
entityChange.Id = id;
entityChange.Entity = {
'__type': "Events:#BlahBlahWeb",
'UsernameID': userID,
'TypeOfEventID': eventID,
'startDate': dataStart,
'endDate': dataEnd,
'Title': note
};
entityChange.Operation = 2;
changeSet.push(entityChange);
id++
})
})
var changesetPayload = JSON.stringify({
"changeSet": changeSet
});
//Create jQuery ajax request
var Params = {}
Params.type = "POST";
Params.url = "./../Services/BlahBlahWeb-BlahDomainService.svc/JSON/SubmitChanges";
Params.dataType = "json";
Params.data = changesetPayload;
Params.contentType = "application/json";
Params.error = function (httpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown) {
//SendErrorByEmail(errorThrown, httpRequest.responseText)
}
Params.success = function (data) {
//createEvent.success(data);
var scheduler = $("#customViewScheduler").data("kendoScheduler");
var elem = tratanewelem(data.SubmitChangesResult[0].Entity)
scheduler.dataSource.read();
}
//Make the ajax request
$.ajax(Params);
},
Any idea of how can I accomplish that?