OnClick event in FNC Planner/WEB Core

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Good Morning!

I looked in the FNC Planner documentation (https://download.tmssoftware.com/download/manuals/TMSFNCPlannerDevGuide.pdf) and couldn't find information about the OnClick event.

I'm using FNC Planner in a WEB Core project, when I add some code in the OnClick event, it is fired kind of randomly, sometimes the click action occurs, and other times the action is not executed.

When I use the OnItemClick event, the operation is perfect, whenever I click the defined action is executed.

What is the correct way to use FNC Planner's OnClick event in WEB Core projects?

Thank you in advance for your help.

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Hi,

The OnClick event is triggered when clicking everywhere in the planner. It is a standard control event. The OnItemClick event is available to detect clicks on items. What exactly do you want to achieve with the OnClick event?

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Hi @Pieter!

Thanks for the feedback!

My goal is to run/load a fully customized form to add new appointments to the calendar; the default item editor doesn't serve me and I'd like not to run it, I'd like to call my own form.

So, that said, if I could intercept the default editor call and instead of displaying it, display my form, that would also solve my problem.

I am thinking of alternatives, but if there is a possibility to accomplish what I want, that would be very good.

Thanks again!

ps: Google Translate detected :slight_smile:

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Hi,

You can use the OnItemClick for that and just disable the editing. then in the OnItemClick, you can start a modal form to edit your item details.

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Helo!

Yes, to edit the items I can do it this way, I disabled item editing, as you mentioned, and open a custom form of mine with options for the user, including item editing.

But my problem is when creating an appointment in the calendar, because, as it's a new appointment, the item doesn't exist in the Planner yet, so my first thought was to use the OnClick event to call my form, but as mentioned earlier, it doesn't I can have good control using this event.

Just remembering that my project is FNC Planner with WEB Core :)

Thanks!

ps: Google Translate detected :slight_smile: