Set event read-only on the server side

Scheduler Javascript
#1

Hi,
First of all i want to thank you for this great product.
Ok, so what i want to achieve is this :
I have a bunch of events, a person can view many events even if he didn’t add them but he can only edit the events that were added by him.
Is there a way to add a read-only property to the returned data from the server in order to make the event read-only.

For example the last row in the json has a property readonly equals to true so it should be rendered on the client side as a readonly.

 {text:"Meeting",    start_date:"04/11/2013 14:00", end_date:"04/11/2013 17:00"},
{text:"Conference", start_date:"04/15/2013 12:00", end_date:"04/18/2013 19:00"},
{text:"Interview",  start_date:"04/24/2013 09:00", end_date:"04/24/2013 10:00", readonly: true}
#2

Hello,

Have you checked out sample samples/03_extensions/14_readonly_event.html ?

From what I’m seeing scheduler.getEvent(id) is returns task information. So your “readonly” attribute should be returned as well.

#3

Yep, the above is correct and you can one of events to block edit operations for event with such property.

For example, you can check samples\08_shared_events\user_1_combined.html, it uses similar strategy.

#4

My bad, my question wasn’t clear enough, it’s not the client side that bugs me but the server side.
But after i checked the php connector docs i found out about the beforeRender event.
So here we go this is the snippet of how i made it work

//The callback
function readonlyCallback($row)
{
	if(Some fancy condition to make the event readonly)
		$row->set_userdata('readonly', 'true');
}

//Event binding
$conn->event->attach("beforeRender","readonlyCallback");

So what you need to make an event readonly from the server side is to attach a userdata to it with the readonly == true