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Readonly version of a double clicked event ? Hi, All the visitors opening the calender should only read the events, what can I do to make the edit dialogbox readonly ? I tried scheduler.attachEvent ( "onClick' , function ( event_id, native_event_object) { ###do something### but what ? } ); Can you help me please ? thanks Marco Weller Answer posted by Alex (support) on Jun 11, 2009 01:08 Hello, the read-only scheduler was discussed in the following post http://dhtmlx.com/docs/products/kb/index.php?s=normal&q=9728&a=15677 Answer posted by Marco Weller on Jun 11, 2009 04:19 ... ok, thanks for the very fast response, but that doesn't fit my needs exactly. Ok, I will explain more detailled. Now nobody can edit the event entries, thats ok so far, but I cannot see what is the event exactly I can only see the subject or topic but nothing else ... if there are some more details in the even description. Is there any possibility to achieve that - I thought about a bubble tip or something like that with scheduler.attachEvent ( "onmouseover" , function()... ) or something like that, are there any examples ? with kind regards Marco Weller Answer posted by Alex (support) on Jun 11, 2009 06:56 Scheduler provides onClick event. It handler gets id of the scheduler event and event object. You can use id to get details and event object the define clicked position: scheduler.attachEvent("onClick",function(id,e){ var left = e.clientX; var top = e.clientY; ... }) |