Currently, the enter key is not closing the popup when pressed on the already selected date. Can be tested in https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/datepicker/accessibilityandinternationalization/wcag2.0andsection508accessibility/defaultcs.aspx

Note: The popup calendar can be closed with Esc key in this case

I'm really disappointed with how basic the functionality is that rolled out with the new DataRangePicker. At a minimum, I thought you would include these two pieces of functionality:

• A section where we can customize or show preset ranges a user can select from, such as yesterday, today, last week, this week, last month, this month, etc.
• The ability to put the start and end date in a single input box, not requiring two boxes

Other competitors and systems have these and I would have thought they would have been out of the box.

Attached are a few screenshots.

As Bootstrap is the industry standard for website and app grids, a very powerfull addition for RadEditor would be a Bootstrap grid builder like this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQZ9zcf_ZRo

How cool would that be, building your Bootstrap parts in the Editor itself. Did anyone try this? Any hints on how one could build this functionality.

Let me know if we could collaborate to get something like this.

Thanks,

Marc

I have started using a shared calendar on RadDatePicker.  I also added a JavaScript example found I believe in the Telerik forum to set the min date of one RadDatePicker to the chosen date on the other RadDatePicker for a date range.  This isn't working correctly with a shared calendar because setting the min date on one RadDatePicker sets it on the calendar for both RadDatePickers. My solution was an OnPopupOpening function on the RadDatePicker to reapply the min/max dates to the calendar.  Here is the code:

    function onPopupOpening(sender, args) {
        var box = sender.get_dateInput();
        var cal = sender.get_calendar();
        var min = box.get_minDate();
        var max = box.get_maxDate();
        var mindate = [min.getFullYear(), min.getMonth() + 1, min.getDate()];
        var maxdate = [max.getFullYear(), max.getMonth() + 1, max.getDate()];
        cal.set_rangeMinDate(mindate);
        cal.set_rangeMaxDate(maxdate);
    }

My suggestion is to either have this done automatically by RadDatePicker or include something similar in the documentation for others who may have the same issue.

Regards,

Greg

Telerik,

Respectfully recommending a guide feature for new users for our Application (Something similar to what this website does https://shepherdjs.dev/) Users can essentially step through controls we have on the page and we have a small verbiage/info for them that is easily digestible. 

Would help tremendously on onboarding new users and documenting new features. 

The SearchRow in RadGridView WinForms is extremely good.

https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/controls/gridview/rows/search-row 

How can we implement the same in ASP.Net Ajax RadGrid?

In radgrid, when you are filtering the grid using EXCEL like filtering, you get a Listbox where you can enter a filter string, which then shows a filterlist of checkboxes that match that filter string.  There is a checkall checkbox at the very top.  If you select that, it selects all the filtered list checkboxes and checks them.

When you then click the filter button to apply the selection, the filter criteria is ignored, and no grid filtering occurs.

I did find a "fix" for this, but it is not useable.  

https://www.telerik.com/support/code-library/make-check-all-to-include-only-displayed-list-options-in-excel-like-filtering

The problem with this fix is that it works on the first applied filter, but if you the try to filter again, the Listbox takes a extremely long time to load the checkbox list, and so is not practical.

Is there a better solution?  Has this even been identified as a bug which will be fixed?   

When upload larger files the connection may dropped during the file uploading. In result of this the selected file will not be uploaded successfully and the user will have to start the uploading from the beginning. This operation can be very annoyng when connection is slow. 

The suggested features aims to allow resuming, when the failed file is selected again. The uploading should continue automatically from there it stopped.

Currently there is no client side API to bind data from client side. Please add this feature.

the layouts are definitely limited for this control compared to other established diagram controls:
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/diagram/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

looking for a swim lane layout, something like this:
http://gojs.net/latest/samples/swimlanes.html

The connection lines should not intersect with one another(would depend on the layout obviously) and be smart like visio.  The current layout choices are very messy when rendering data that has lots of connections in and out of shapes.

As stated by another developer in this forum, the StartCap and EndCap settings do not work at all, I have tried everything, the connections never have the filled circle and arrow.  In fact if you set them, they make the control very unstable in the browser.

Feel free to reach out to me as I have evaluated the control for use in our infrastructure and its just not mature enough yet.  Any idea when the next big release for this control will be?

Thanks,
dfabri@arrayworks.com

I am using the RadAsyncUpload with UploadedFilesRendering="BelowFileInput".  This works fine, but I would like the list to appear in the order they are selected not the reverse order.  Is there away to accomplish this?  It should look like the UploadedFilesRendering="AboveFileInput" list but appearing below.

This should be a feature of the control which currently limited to above in the order they are select or below the reverse order.  In either case you should be able to select the order the files are displayed in the UI.

Currently the only way to define the time interval in which the Notifications show is to set the ShowInterval property which takes the interval in millisecond. But if we need a notification to run on a particular time of day like at 21:47:29, there is no way to set it. And i don't see a work around for it too, other than calculate 24 hours in milliseconds and assuming it to run at that particular time.

It would really help if we can have a notificationRunType = {Interval, Time} which could evoke either the ShowInterval or ShowTime property, so that when notificationRunType="Time" and ShowTime="21:47:29" would set the RadNotifications to run on that particular time.

As a user I would like to see on each grid the aggregate function totals for the actively displayed grid and on the last page the aggregate function totals for the active displayed grid and the data set aggregate function totals so that each page displays only its page level total and on the last page displays the full total of all data displayed.

See attached examples:
Example: Page level Total on every page and on the last page Page level Total plus Grid whole Total on the last page.

The current filtering of the grid wastes a lot of screen space If for example I want to filter a column to have values between X and Y. the column width especially on date column will need much more space for the filter than for the data actually shown.
On the current filter of the grid the user cannot filter on columns he is not seeing

My proposed implementation is simple but should work:
The control will be similar to the Menu control and will render just like in the video two lines of filters: static and optional. It will have a filters collection. Each filter will have these basic properties:
1. AlwaysDisplay - if true the filter is always displayed and cannot be removed.
2. Displayed - if true the filter is displayed. if not it is displayed on the static list last button as an optional filter
3 Type - Can be single value, Multiple values (checkbox list), Single date, Date range, Textbox (for free text search in all of the columns). obviously with needed properties for values etc.
4. Text - the name of the filter
5. The actual property to filter by
* pressing each filter will display a popup similar to the Custom menu sample with the needed filter type. selecting the value will update the filter text shown.
* the static filter list will show a button for optional filters which can be shown on the line below. filters on the optional line can be removed with a click on a X button
* all UI changes (adding/removing filters) should be on client side so the control will be very responsive.
* over time filters can evolve so that the date range filter popup for example can show except for the obvious option of from X to Y other options for the user (e.g. last X weeks/days/years) and other ideas shown on the video I sent you
The result the control produces is a LINQ expression which can be applied to the data source in a LINQ Where statement (my usage case) or other values (SQL where statement) that can be used by other users.


The proposed new control has the following advantages:
1. It can be positioned anywhere 
2. It can show fixed filters and optional filters
3. It can filter based on columns not visible on the grid
4. Optional filters can be removed quickly with the X button which provides faster change of filters for the user.

The end result of this filter is a much easier UX for filtering data. it uses far less screen space and is modular enough for future columns and to filter data sources for things other than the grid