title: DayPilot - returning a new View on EventClick
body: <p>I am currently attempting to implement DayPilot Lite MVC on my project. I've set up my events and they are clickable(tested with a Debug statement). However what i am looking to do is process the click and load a new View, using a ViewModel built from the id of the event I clicked.</p>
  
  <pre><code>public ActionResult Booking()
      {
          ApplicationDbContext db = new ApplicationDbContext();
          int id = Dpc.eventID;
  
          if (id == null)
          {
              return new HttpStatusCodeResult(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest);
          }
          Lesson lesson = db.Lessons.Find(id);
          if (lesson == null)
          {
              return HttpNotFound();
          }
          return View(lesson);
      }
  
      class Dpc : DayPilotCalendar
      {
          public int eventID;
          protected override void OnInit(InitArgs e)
          {
              ApplicationDbContext db = new ApplicationDbContext();
              Events = from ev in db.Lessons select ev;
  
              DataIdField = "ClassID";
              DataTextField = "ClassLevel";
              DataStartField = "ClassStartDate";
              DataEndField = "ClassEndDate";
  
              Update();
          }
  
          protected override void OnEventClick(EventClickArgs e)
          {
              //Test to check the method was firing
              Debug.WriteLine("Hey I clicked you");
              //Parse the event ID for processing
              eventID = int.Parse(e.Id);
              //Redirect to the booking page
              Redirect("Schedule/Booking");
          }
      }
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>When I tried to code the Booking method, it resulted in telling me that Dpc.eventID needs an object reference. I have tried making the class and the variable public, but the error persists. I can't make the eventClick public as then i can't override the original. I'm using Redirect because if i try any other link it fails for the same reason. I'm guessing it's because it's a non-inherited subclass, but should i not still be able to access its member attributes if they have a public scope?</p>