Hello Martin,

You can disable the appointment by setting the EnableAutoActivityDialog to false. This can be done in the code behind like this:

WebMonthView1.EnableAutoActivityDialog = false;

What is more if you want to allow double-click on an event to see it’s details and meanwhile disable double-clicking on other days, so that the clients won’t be able to create a new appointment, you can set the EnableAutoActivityDialog to true and use the Client-Side event to check whether the user has selected an activity or not.

Client Side Event:

        function DblClick(oDayView, oEvent, element) {

            if (oDayView.getSelectedActivity() == null){

                oEvent.cancel = true;

            }

        }

Code Behind:

WebMonthView1.EnableAutoActivityDialog = true;

Please let me know, how my suggestions work for you.

Hi marina, thanks for your reply.

one more thing. this is only possible in javascript but not codebehind?

we use it in our intranet an depends from the logged user should be able the create new appointment.

but when i cancel the add appointment dialog, what is the best way to show the details of an calendar event (i thought this is normally when the user double click on the day)

martin