Hi Team,
Please can you explain what the difference is between `onClick` and `onClickAction` in the SchedulerEditItemProps. I read the docs and am still unclear which I should be using or when. Why are there 2 functions? What does each one achieve? Under what circumstances should I override `onClick` or`onClickAction`?
Thanks,
Grant
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
Hello, Grant,
The `onClick` event here is the basic HTML click event. On the other hand, the `onClickAction` event is defined for the `SchedulerEditItem` and it returns the HTML click event, the properties of the clicked-on dataItem, and the state of the clicked item:
Choosing between both events relies on the use case scenario. If you just need to capture the click event, then you can use `onClick`. The event also contains the properties of the item ( `event.target.props` ). However, if you additionally require the state properties of the item for a specific purpose, then you can use the `onClickAction`. For example, the formItem prop which can be passed to the SchedulerEditItem is available for the onClickAction `state` parameter.
Internally, the `onClickAction` is used inside the `onClick` event to set the properties of the selected item and the state values.
I hope this helps, but please let me know if you have any further questions.
Regards,
Wissam
Progress Telerik
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