Data editing in UXScheduleView involves three fundamental processes, Create, Update and Delete (CUD). You can enable each editing feature by setting the property CanUserAddItems, CanUserDeleteItems, CanUserEditItems, CanUserMoveItems, CanUserResizeItems.

Enable Editing

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<Intersoft:UXScheduleView DisplayDate="1/2/2012" EventsSource="{Binding Events}" CategoriesSource="{Binding Categories}" ResourcesSource="{Binding Resources}" CanUserAddItems="True" CanUserDeleteItems="True" CanUserEditItems="True" CanUserMoveItems="True" CanUserResizeItems="True"> <Intersoft:UXScheduleDayView/> <Intersoft:UXScheduleWorkWeekView/> <Intersoft:UXScheduleWeekView IsActive="True"/> <Intersoft:UXScheduleMonthView/> </Intersoft:UXScheduleView>

Editing an Event

When the CanUserEditItems property is set to true, you can edit the event in UXScheduleView. To edit an event, first you need to select the event to edit, then you can choose one of the provided options to edit the event as follows.

Editing a recurring pattern using the editing form will cause all the exception events to be deleted.

Mouse Actions

• Double click to open the event detail, and click the edit button / split button depending on the type of your event. 
   
• Second click to trigger inline editing.
   

Keyboard Actions

• Press F2 to trigger inline editing.
   
• Press Escape to cancel the editing.

Context Menu

You can also use context menu to directly edit an existing event. In this case, the editing form will be shown instead of activating inline editing.

The context menu smartly adapts its commands depending on the type of selected event. The figure above illustrates the context menu when the selected event type is a recurring event.

Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family

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