My client wants to put a hyperlink in the Subject text of an AppointmentLabel in a WinForms application. Clicking the hyperlink would send the user to a form where they can view/edit Profile information. See the mock-up picture provided. As far as I can tell, its not possible to stick a hyperlink or a button into an appointment label like this.
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Hi Jeremy,
I believe we've already discussed a similar question.
Refer to this thread, and let me know if you need any clarification: html in appointment fields.
Thanks,
Alex
That solution is for ASPX.NET. I'd love to use templates but as I pointed out in the original post this is a WinForms application. The structure for the appointment labels is different.
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for the clarification and sorry for pointing you to an inappropriate solution.
Unfortunately, the capability to embed a hyperlink into an Appointment isn't currently supported.
At present, you can only determine which SchedulerControl element is located under the mouse pointer using the ActiveView.ViewInfo.CalcHitInfo method. For instance, check the sample project posted at: Show messageBox when user double clicks on the Appointment.
Thanks,
Alex