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How to get the proper datetime while opening the appointment form in WorkWeek view in WinForms ScheduleControl?

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Show the appointment form event

In order to get the proper start time and end time when the appointment form in WorkWeek view is opened in WinForms Schedule Control , the ShowingAppointmentForm event can be used. In that event, e.Item property can be used to get the proper schedule date and time.

C#

//Event subscription
 this.scheduleControl1.ShowingAppointmentForm += scheduleControl1_ShowingAppointmentForm;
 
//Event Customization
void scheduleControl1_ShowingAppointmentForm(object sender, ShowingAppointFormEventArgs e)
{
    if (grid.CurrentCell.ColIndex > 0 && grid.SelectedAppointments.Count == 0)
    {
        int colIndex = this.GetUseTableFromCol(grid.CurrentCell.ColIndex);
        DateTime selctedDate = grid.Calendar.SelectedDates[colIndex];
        IScheduleAppointment item = e.Item;
        item.StartTime = new DateTime(selctedDate.Year, selctedDate.Month, selctedDate.Day, e.Item.StartTime.Hour, e.Item.StartTime.Minute, e.Item.StartTime.Second);
        item.EndTime = new DateTime(selctedDate.Year, selctedDate.Month, selctedDate.Day, e.Item.EndTime.Hour, e.Item.EndTime.Minute, e.Item.EndTime.Second);
        Console.WriteLine("StartTime " + item.StartTime.ToString());
        Console.WriteLine("EndTime " + item.EndTime.ToString());
    }
}

VB

'Event subscription
AddHandler Me.scheduleControl1.ShowingAppointmentForm, AddressOf scheduleControl1_ShowingAppointmentForm
 
'Event Customization
Private Sub scheduleControl1_ShowingAppointmentForm(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ShowingAppointFormEventArgs)
    If grid.CurrentCell.ColIndex > 0 AndAlso grid.SelectedAppointments.Count = 0 Then
        Dim colIndex As Integer = Me.GetUseTableFromCol(grid.CurrentCell.ColIndex)
        Dim selctedDate As DateTime = grid.Calendar.SelectedDates(colIndex)
        Dim item As IScheduleAppointment = e.Item
        item.StartTime = New DateTime(selctedDate.Year, selctedDate.Month, selctedDate.Day, e.Item.StartTime.Hour, e.Item.StartTime.Minute, e.Item.StartTime.Second)
        item.EndTime = New DateTime(selctedDate.Year, selctedDate.Month, selctedDate.Day, e.Item.EndTime.Hour, e.Item.EndTime.Minute, e.Item.EndTime.Second)
        Console.WriteLine("StartTime" + item.StartTime.ToString())
        Console.WriteLine("EndTime" + item.EndTime.ToString())
    End If
End Sub

Samples:

C#: AppointmentForm_DateTime_CS

VB: AppointmentForm_DateTime_VB

 

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning about how to get the proper datetime while opening the appointment form in WorkWeek view in WinForms ScheduleControl.

You can refer to our WinForms Schedule Control’s feature tour page to know about its other groundbreaking feature representations. You can also explore our WinForms Schedule Control documentation to understand how to present and manipulate data.

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