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Gravitybox Schedule.NET
1998-2005 Gravitybox Software LLC
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BeforeProviderListDialog
This event is raised before the provider dialog is displayed. You may cancel the action
from this event.
Configuration Dialog Notifications
Overview
The configuration dialogs are used in design-time to allow you to setup and persist
objects to the schedule’s collections. They may also be called at run-time to allow the
user to setup the collections. Of course in many instances you will wish to provide a
custom configuration screen for your applications; however in some cases the default
dialogs may be sufficient and if so, they are available for use at run-time. There is a
configuration dialog to setup Categories, Providers, and Rooms.
AfterCategoryConfigurationDialog
This event is raised after the category configuration screen has been saved. If the
screen was canceled this event is not fired.
AfterProviderConfigurationDialog
This event is raised after the provider configuration screen has been saved. If the
screen was canceled this event is not fired.
AfterRoomConfigurationDialog
This event is raised after the room configuration screen has been saved. If the screen
was canceled this event is not fired.
BeforeCategoryConfigurationDialog
This event is raised before the category configuration screen has been displayed. The
event allows you to cancel the action before the screen is shown.
BeforeProviderConfigurationDialog
This event is raised before the provider configuration screen has been displayed. The
event allows you to cancel the action before the screen is shown.
BeforeRoomConfigurationDialog
This event is raised before the room configuration screen has been displayed. The
event allows you to cancel the action before the screen is shown.
Row and Column Header Notifications
Overview
The column and row headers define information about how a schedule is displayed.
Each displays information like date, time, room, or provider. The schedule generates the
strings that are displayed in the header margins but the container is given a chance to
override these strings in the “Before…HeaderDraw” events.