protected void BaseCalendar1_RenderBodyDay(BaseCalendar sender, BaseTagContentDay tag)
{
// for every day and if the date is within the current visible month...
if (!tag.Info.IsOtherMonth)
{
// we change the ID of the generated TD (inside TBODY > TR), maybe useful when using javascript
tag.Id = "x_" + tag.Info.Date.Day;
// just a demo that you can add/use style values (more than one) for each row
//tag.Style.Add("cursor:pointer");
// you can also add custom attributes, in this case "onclick"
// The actual content of the cell can be anything, like other HTML tags. In this case
// we render the day number like the calendar would render is we didn't have a DayTag
// handler by we add an asterisk to show that it's different.
tag.Content.Write("<div class=dayheader><a class='day' href='#' onclick=\"EditTask(0," + tag.Info.Date.ToString("yyyyMMdd")
+ ",'" + txtCustOwnerID.SelectedItem.Text + "');\">" + tag.DefaultText + ChineseCalendar.GetChineseShortDay(tag.Info.Date) + "</a></div>");
//-----------根据人名，日期取得日程---------
tag.Content.Write(svr.GetDayTagHtml(tag.Info.Date.ToString("yyyyMMdd"), txtCustOwnerID.SelectedItem.Text));
//tag.Content.Write(tag.Info.Date.ToString("%d*", sender.CurrentDateTimeFormatInfo));
}
else
{
// Since we have a DayTag handler (this method) the calendar control doesn't output anything
// by default (it lets us to our custom rendering). To help us out it puts the content it
// would've normally rendered inside DefaultText, but it's still up to us to actually render it;
// we just don't have to figure out what it would've rendered by default -- note that this is
// exactly what we did in the other "if" branch...
tag.Content.Write("");
}
// just to show that you can, a dummy "url" attribute with "sweet" inside
tag.Attributes.Add("url", "sweet");
}