FullCalendar Drag & Drop functionality per ViewType

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Attached WiseJ sample:

— Should the Drag & Drop feature work in all View Types?—-

Drag & Drop Sample panel with Id from its housing “Source” panel to the FullCalendar instance.
Drag Drop appears to ONLY be functional in Agenda ViewType.
Four View Types are selectable from the menu
Basic
       Day,Week,Month
Agenda
       Day,Week
List
       Day,Week,Month,Year
Timeline
       Day,Week,Month,Year
TimeGrid
       Day,Week

I am also a bit curious regarding why adding a break point to the
DragStartEvent prevents the emptyCalLOL_ItemDrop from firing but,
I am more concerned about using the Drag & Drop functionality
in the desired ViewTypes of TimeGrid & Timeline.

Thank you

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It’s currently not supported. The source code is here:

https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-extensions

Refer to the fullcalendar web site and source code to see if there is a way to handle their drag & drop functionality. We welcome pull requests on our open source free extensions.

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Hi Christian,

We’ll take a close look at this issue and keep you updated.

Best,
Alaa

  • Christian Programmer
    Umm Ok I think — thank you …
  • Christian Programmer
    Has there been any new updates or revelations on this concern ? Please & Thank you
  • Christian Programmer
    All concerned parties My tests have confirmed that the presence of the property “AllDaySlot” being set to true prevents drag & drop functionality in the WiseJ extension FullCalendar.. This can easily be reproduced in the sample project I supplied previously
  • Frank (ITG)
    As Luca wrote, it´s not supported. You can either extend the free extension’s source code or contact us at salesATiceteagroup.com to get a quote for professional support. This topic is beyond Wisej.NET free support scope. Best regards Frank
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