The event handler method receives the following arguments:
sender
A Calendar instance, which is the source of the event. This object will be passed to the handler function as the first argument.
args
An ItemEventArgs instance, which contains event data. This object will be passed to the handler function as the second argument.

The following example attaches a handler to the itemDoubleClick event of a calendar. In the handler method we check if the location of the item that was double-clicked is "Paris".

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var p = MindFusion.Scheduling; // attach a handler - when a calendar item is double-clicked. calendar.itemDoubleClick.addEventListener(handleItemDoubleClick); function handleItemDoubleClick(sender, args) {     /* the args.item argument gives information about      * the item that was double-clicked */      if(args.item.location.name == "Paris")           {              //do something               .............           }       }

Calendar Members
Calendar Class
MindFusion.Scheduling Namespace