Hi Frank,

Have you tried this code in OnCalendarCellClicked client side event?

function OnCalendarCellClicked(controlId, cellElement, selectedDate) {    var scheduler = ISGetObject(controlId);
    scheduler.Refresh();
}

With this function WebScheduler will be forced to refresh all data in their cache. Please let me know if this function solved your problem. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Bernard -

Thanks for the prompt reply. We tried your mentioned code but some thing strange happen, When the scheduler firstly load it was on today's date (05-16-2014) and load the data which is fine . We picked some other date and then repick todays date (05-16-2014) and control worked ,it did made a server side call and updated the data but when being on today's date we repick today's (05-16-2014) date again it came up with blank screen (no data was loaded) and also we verified that it did made a server side call also. So now the propblem is that if we repick a date which we are currently on it loads a blank screen. 

So we slightly modify your code from our end and then it worked for us.Below is the code snippet for the same:

function OnCalenderCellClicked(controlId, cellElement, selectedDate) {            var scheduler = ISGetObject(controlId);
            setTimeout(function() {
                scheduler.Refresh();
            }, 500);
        };

As you can see, what we did is that we delayed the scheduler refresh request because it appears to us that whatever default function is binded to the calender cell click event that might be clashing with the new client function introduced (OnCalenderCellClicked).Let us know if this implementation looks ok or if there is a method by which we can prevent the default event attached to the calender cell (some thing like event.preventDefault) which we can use above scheduler.Refresh().

Like i mention it do work for us but looking forward for hopefully the last fix to this problem.

Thanks - Frank

Hi Frank,

I think this problem happen because the function that bound in Calendar cell click event clash with scheduler.Refresh function that you called in client side. This might be happen because WebScheduler do FlyPostback request that shouldn't be interrupted with the other FlyPostBack request. Perhaps, you can use your method to delay Refresh function in WebScheduler. By doing this, WebScheduler's bound method won't be interrupted by our client side event. I will try to inform our developer team regarding this problematic behavior. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Bernard -

Thanks for the reply , so your explanation basically justifies what we doubt is happening and like you said that the way we have right now implemented it is the best way to do it so probably we will rest our case here then     :-)

Finally I would like to appreciate your support and would like to mention that it is one of the best support system I have came across. Looking forward for the same assistance in the near future also.

Thanks - Frank

Hi Frank,

Thank you for your compliment. Please let me know if you have any question regarding for our control. I will gladly help you to resolve it.

Regards,
Bernard