Read-Only mode but still needs to get EventID

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   Hey Guys :)

I'm trying out the Calendar Control for one of my project. It is very smooth and seems to be exactly what I'm looking for.
There's only one thing:

I load all the data manually from an MySQL DB (own format and cells and everything) so I use a loop to create the events when opening the calendar. I also allow the user to double click these events to get the details.
But: the user shouldn't be allowed to edit the entry directly (like expand or shrink or move) or create a new one. I could set the calendar to Read-Only mode, but then I can't get the EventID with double click on the event... But otherwise I didn't find any chance to disable the other functions (create, move, expand, shrink, etc.) seperately.

Does anyone of you have ideas to solve that one? ;)

Best regards and Greetings from Switzerland,
KlyX

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	Hey Guys :) I'm trying out the Calendar Control for one of my project. It is very smooth and seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. There's only one thing: I load all the data manually from an MySQL DB (own format and cells and everything) so I use a loop to create the events when opening the calendar. I also allow the user to double click these events to get the details. But: the user shouldn't be allowed to edit the entry directly (like expand or shrink or move) or create a new one. I could set the calendar to Read-Only mode, but then I can't get the EventID with double click on the event... But otherwise I didn't find any chance to disable the other functions (create, move, expand, shrink, etc.) seperately. Does anyone of you have ideas to solve that one? ;) Best regards and Greetings from Switzerland, KlyX