Example of Editor Template in ASP.NET Core Scheduler Control
This demo illustrates the way of customizing the default editor window with custom template option and the customized design is automatically replaced onto the usual event editor. Here, a doctor's daily appointment with his patients is listed out and shaded with specific color based on its status.
In this demo, the event window is customized based on the doctor's required appointment related fields which can be achieved
by making use of the editorTemplate API. Here, the custom design is built with the required fields through the script template and its type should be
text/x-template.
In this demo, the editor window header is customized based on the appointment subject field which can be achieved by the editorHeaderTemplate.
Each field defined through it should contain the e-field class, so as to allow the processing of those fields in the default event object from internal source. The ID of
this customized script template section is assigned to the
editorTemplate option, so that this customized fields will be replaced onto the default editor window.
As we are using our Syncfusion sub-components within this editor in this demo, therefore the custom defined form elements
needs to be configured as required Syncfusion components such as DropDownList and DateTimePicker which needs to be
done within the popupOpen event. This particular step can be skipped, if the user needs to simply use the normal form design with applicable
fields.
Within the eventRendered event that triggers before every appointment getting rendered on the Scheduler user interface, the colors for the
appointments are set based on its status which is retrieved from the appointment data.
The additional restriction has been added to the Scheduler cells such that if a cell already contains an appointment - then
it should be prevented to book with multiple appointments on the same time for which the
isSlotAvailable method is used. This method returns true, if the underlying cell is available for adding new events by checking
whether it already has any events in it.