Associating data with ScheduleAppointment

[Dan Guisinger]

What is the recommended way to associate another object with ScheduleAppointment?

The typical way would be to have a Tag property or to allow inheriting the class.

There is no Tag property.
When I try to create a subclass, I find that when the AppointmentDropped event is fired, the args.Appointment parameter is no longer my subclassed instance, but instead a totally new instance of ScheduleAppointment which makes inheriting the class worthless.

I do see an ID parameter of type long; but that doesn't correspond with the data types we recieve back from CRM Dynamics which uses guid's for IDs; which means I have to make some sort of a hash table / index to assign temporary ID's.

Is there a different way to do this which I am not seeing?

Dan

[Abdul Rahman A.H]

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your interest on syncfusion produts.
You have opened a Direct Trac incident (Id – 71466). Please follow up the incident for queries and issues if you have any.

The response for the above query has been updated in the incident itself.

Regards,
Abdul Rahman