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WebDayView Client-Side Events
Client Events
Client Events Methods
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This event fires when any element of the DayView is clicked.
The DayView client-side object. oEvent
The event object, which allows you to cancel the event, cancel the postback, or request a postback. element
The html element that corresponds to what was clicked.
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This event fires when any element of the DayView is double clicked.
The DayView client-side object. oEvent
The event object, which allows you to cancel the event, cancel the postback, or request a postback. element
The html element that corresponds to what was double clicked.
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This event fires when the DayView initializes.
The DayView client-side object.
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This event fires when a mouse down occurs on any element in the DayView.
The DayView client-side object. oEvent
The event object, which allows you to cancel the event, cancel the postback, or request a postback. element
The html element that corresponds to where the mouse button was pressed down.
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This event fires when a mouse up occurs on any element in the DayView.
The DayView client-side object. oEvent
The event object, which allows you to cancel the event, cancel the postback, or request a postback. element
The html element that corresponds to where the mouse button was released.
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This event fires after the next button on the DayView is pressed.
The WebDayView client-side object. oEvent
The event object, which allows you to cancel the event, cancel the postback, or request a postback. numberOfDays
The number of days that will be navigated.
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This event fires after the previous button on the DayView is pressed.
The WebDayView client-side object. oEvent
The event object, which allows you to cancel the event, cancel the postback, or request a postback. numberOfDays
The number of days that will be navigated.
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