Has anybody used the CalendarExtension feature in the new version 3.2
If yes can you please post some sample code.

Hi,
you can use "CalendarExtension" property for transfering additional information to calendar web-service methods. For instance, you can assign logged in user id to it:

gCalendar.CalendarExtension = UserId;

Then in web-service method "LoadItems" you can get this user id and return items only for this user:

[WebMethod]
public CalendarItem[] LoadItems(string startDate, string endDate, object calendarExtension)
{
   ...
  int userId = (int)calendarExtension;
  switch (userId)
  {
   case 1:
   //Load items for user with userId=1
   break;
   case 2:
   //Load items for user with userId=2
   break;
   default:
   //Load items for default user
   break;
   }
...
}

Hope this helps.

This works. Thanks.
However the problem comes when I create from the popup box.
How do I assign gCalendar.CalendarExtension = UserId; in the GoogleEditor.js file since the click event of the Create button is handled in that file. I have access to UserID in the CodeBehind file only.

Hi,
if you've set a value to calendar extension on server side, the same value will be in web-service methods. You can pass other value to web-service from client side only if you call ItemsManager methods (LoadItems, CreateItem, UpdateItem, DeleteItem) manually on client side. Last parameter in these methods is "calendarExtension".

Thanks. I figured it out last night. Heres how I did it in the GoogleEditor.js client side script.

....
var calendarExtender = this._itemsManager._ce

this._itemsManager.CreateItem(this._itemTitle, this._itemStartDate, this._itemEndDate, " ", this._itemIsAllDay, null, calendarExtender);

Or you can access this way as well
................
if (hostPath == null || hostPath == 'undefined')

this._hlEditEvent.href = "http://localhost/<AppName>/CalendarEvents/GoogleEventRedirect.aspx?EventId=" + args.Uid;

else

this._hlEditEvent.href = hostPath + "CalendarEvents/GoogleEventRedirect.aspx?EventId=" + args.Uid;

var UserID = "&UserID=" + args.CalendarExtension[0].toString();

var EventTypeID = "&EventTypeID=" + args.CalendarExtension[1].toString();

this._hlEditEvent.href += UserID + EventTypeID;