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Makarand View Drop Down
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    Posted: 05 January 2009 at 5:04am
Hi Oleg,

How can I disable the soring for all day event?
please see the attached image for more detail

We do not want to have sorting, since the list we have in database is also not sorted.

Now Codejock sorts the all day items, because of which our database list does not match with codejock all day items list.

Thanks in advance,
waiting for reply,
-Mak
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Hi,
this is the sort function used inside, e.g. Populate call

int _cdecl CXTPCalendarEvents::CompareEvents_ForView(const CXTPCalendarEvent** ppEv1, const CXTPCalendarEvent** ppEv2)

{

if (*ppEv1 == NULL || *ppEv2 == NULL)

{

ASSERT(FALSE);

return XTPCompare(*ppEv1, *ppEv2);

}

int nPeriodDays1 = (*ppEv1)->GetEventPeriodDays();

int nPeriodDays2 = (*ppEv2)->GetEventPeriodDays();

int nAllDayEvent1 = (*ppEv1)->IsAllDayEvent() ? 1 : 0;

int nAllDayEvent2 = (*ppEv2)->IsAllDayEvent() ? 1 : 0;

BOOL bIsMultidayEvent = (nAllDayEvent1 && nAllDayEvent2 || nPeriodDays1 > 1 && nPeriodDays2 > 1);

int nCmp = 0;

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

if (bIsMultidayEvent)

{

nCmp = XTPCompare((*ppEv1)->GetStartTime(), (*ppEv2)->GetStartTime());

if (nCmp)

{

return nCmp;

}

}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

nCmp = XTPCompare(nPeriodDays2, nPeriodDays1);

if (nCmp)

{

return nCmp;

}

nCmp = XTPCompare(nAllDayEvent2, nAllDayEvent1);

if (nCmp)

{

return nCmp;

}

if (!bIsMultidayEvent)

{

nCmp = XTPCompare((*ppEv1)->GetStartTime(), (*ppEv2)->GetStartTime());

if (nCmp)

{

return nCmp;

}

}

nCmp = XTPCompare((*ppEv1)->GetDurationMinutes(), (*ppEv2)->GetDurationMinutes());

if (nCmp)

{

return -nCmp;

}

//-----------------------------------------------------

nCmp = XTPCompare((*ppEv1)->GetSubject(), (*ppEv2)->GetSubject());

if (nCmp)

{

return nCmp;

}

//-----------------------------------------------------

nCmp = CompareEvents_ByID(ppEv1, ppEv2);

return nCmp;

}

 

virtual void Populate(COleDateTime dtDayDate)

{

.............................................
CXTPCalendarEventsPtr ptrEventsAr = new CXTPCalendarEvents();

............................................

// sort events by start time and some other criteria

ptrEventsAr->Sort(CXTPCalendarEvents::CompareEvents_ForView);

May be we can make this call optional?
Now looks like there is no way to eliminate this sort.
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Need to fix it!
Originally posted by <a href=member_profile.asp?PF=4721&FID=115 target=_blank>mdoubson</a> mdoubson wrote:

May be we can make this call optional?

I want add my own sorting.
How can I overload it?
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