Events with the scheduler in readonly mode

Scheduler Javascript
#1

Hi, I have a simple scheduler that I use to manage a “house calendar”: I want to be the one who can manipulate the calendar, so I have a login and only the “administrator” can edit events.
The point is that the scheduler stop to fire mouse events (for example dblclick) if I set it to readonly mode with:

scheduler.config.readonly = true;

I want to call a function for displaying something where the user double click an event in readonly mode, is there a way to do so?

thanks

#2

Hello,

Consider using readonly form instead:
scheduler\samples\03_extensions\12_readonly_form.html

Best regards,
Ilya

#3

Thanks Ilya,
I’ve already considered it, and of course it’s a way to do what I want, but don’t you think that it’s a “sort” of bug stop firing events only because of readonly status? I mean, a text input maybe readonly, but it still fire click, focus and other no-edit related events.
Imagine that I want to build a scheduler iwhere the user, for example, can double click an event only to ask information about it: the best way is to have the scheduler in read only mode and then display a window with form in the dblclick (or click) event. It’s the same way you implement a calendar in a textbox: when the user click you display a div.

bye