Note: I already opened issue #7910 in the kendo-ui-core repo for this but wasn't sure if I should report this through the Feedback Portal.

The TextArea TagHelper does not render the "maxlength" attribute when set via data annotations.

Note: this is essentially the same issue from #6884 but applies to the TextArea helper (and not the TextBox helper), so perhaps the fix for that issue just needs to be applied to the TextArea helper (it's always that easy, right? 😉).

Given the following model property:

[StringLength(500)]
[DisplayName("Example")]
public string Example { get; set; }

The Kendo TextArea helper: 

<kendo-textarea for="Example" rows="3"></kendo-textarea>

...generates code without the "maxlength" attribute:

<textarea
   data-val="true"
   data-val-length="The field Example must be a string with a maximum length of 500."
   data-val-length-max="500"
   id="Example"
   name="Example"
   data-role="textarea"
   aria-disabled="false"
   rows="3"
   class="!k-overflow-auto !k-flex-none k-input-inner"
   autocomplete="off">
</textarea>

The default ASP.NET Core TextArea helper:

<textarea asp-for="Example" rows="3"></textarea>

...generates code with the "maxlength" attribute:

<textarea
   rows="3"
   data-val="true"
   data-val-length="The field Example must be a string with a maximum length of 500."
   data-val-length-max="500"
   id="Example"
   maxlength="500"
   name="Example">
</textarea>

The Kendo helper should generate the "maxlength" attribute like the built-in helper.

Is it possible to implement an option that enables the paging of the Grid View?

For example:

@(Html.Kendo().FileManager()
    .Name("filemanager")
     .Views(gridView => gridView.Grid(grid => grid.Pageable()))
     ...
)

Bug report

Setting the Reoderable.Rows.ClickMoveClick() API configuration explicitly to false results in an error when using the HTML Helper wrappers.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Open the following Telerik REPL.
2. Set the Reoderable.Rows.ClickMoveClick() to false.
3. Notice the thrown client-side error.

Current behavior

Setting the Reoderable.Rows.ClickMoveClick() explicitly to false throws the following error:

Expected/desired behavior

Setting the Reoderable.Rows.ClickMoveClick() explicitly to false should not throw an error.

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2024.2.514
• Browser: [all]

### Bug report

The click event of the SplitButton in the Toolbar does not trigger when displayed in the overflow menu.

**Regression introduced with R1 2023**

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Open the ToolBar Events demo.
2. Resize the Toolbar to render the SplitButton in the overflow menu.
3. Open the overflow menu and click a specified SplitButton item.

### Current behavior

The "splitButtonClickHandler" handler does not fire.

### Expected/desired behavior

The SplitButton click event must fire when the button is rendered in the Toolbar overflow menu.

### Environment

* **Kendo UI version: 2024.2.514
* **Browser: [all] 

Bug report

Scheduler Adaptive Rendering in Month View shows wrong year when the selected month is switched from December to January

Reproduction of the problem

1. Run this Dojo
2. Use the Next button to select the next month
   

Current behavior

The year doesn't get update properly when the selected Month is switched from December to January

Expected/desired behavior

The correct year must be shown in the Scheduler's .k-scheduler-navigation element.

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2023.3.1114
• Browser: [all]

Bug report

Reproducible with the Grid's tag helper. Works as expected in the Html helper.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Run this example: https://netcorerepl.telerik.com/QSuBQmlo123kvYQt54

Current behavior

The toolbar does not show the RadioGroup.

Expected/desired behavior

A RadioGroup should appear in the toolbar, as set in the toolbar command template:

<toolbar-command-template>
    <kendo-radiogroup name="test">
        <kendo-radiogroup-items>
            <kendo-radiogroup-item label="Factor" value="F"></kendo-radiogroup-item>
            <kendo-radiogroup-item label="Equation" value="E"></kendo-radiogroup-item>
        </kendo-radiogroup-items>
    </kendo-radiogroup>
</toolbar-command-template>

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2024.2.514
• jQuery version: x.y
• Browser: [all ]

### Bug report

The ContextMenu does not show when the mouse is moved normally. It will show only when the mouse is moved very slowly.

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Create a Grid with a custom column command.

2. Define a ContextMenu that will be displayed when the custom column command is clicked.

3. Click over a specified column command - the ContextMenu opens.

4. Move the mouse over another row and click the custom column command - the ContextMenu does not open.

A Dojo sample for reproduction: https://dojo.telerik.com/aYiVUzum

### Current behavior

The ContextMenu does not open over every item as expected.

### Expected/desired behavior

The ContextMenu must open when clicking each item.

#### The issue is a regression starting with 2023.1.314 version

### Workaround

Add the following script before the ContextMenu initialization:

  <script>
    function contains(parent, child) {
        try {
            return $.contains(parent, child);
        } catch (e) {
            return false;
        }
    }

    kendo.ui.ContextMenu.fn.open = function (x, y) {
        var OPEN = "open",
            ACTIVATE = "activate",
            DOCUMENT_ELEMENT = $(document.documentElement),
            NS = ".kendoMenu";
        var that = this;

        x = $(x)[0];

        if (contains(that.element[0], $(x)[0]) || that._itemHasChildren($(x))) { // call parent open for children elements
            kendo.ui.Menu.fn.open.call(that, x);
        } else {
            if (that._triggerEvent({ item: that.element, type: OPEN }) === false) {
                if (that.popup.visible() && that.options.filter) {
                    that.popup.close(true);
                    that.popup.element.parent().kendoStop(true);
                }

                if (!that._triggerFocusOnActivate) {
                    that._triggerFocusOnActivate = that._focusMenu.bind(that);
                }
                that.bind(ACTIVATE, that._triggerFocusOnActivate);
                if (y !== undefined) {
                    var overflowWrapper = that._overflowWrapper();
                    if (overflowWrapper) {
                        var offset = overflowWrapper.offset();
                        x -= offset.left;
                        y -= offset.top;
                    }
                    that.popup.wrapper.hide();
                    that._configurePopupScrolling(x, y);
                    that.popup.open(x, y);
                } else {
                    that.popup.options.anchor = (x ? x : that.popup.anchor) || that.target;
                    that.popup.element.parent().kendoStop(true);
                    that._configurePopupScrolling();
                    that.popup.open();
                }

                DOCUMENT_ELEMENT.off(that.popup.downEvent, that.popup._mousedownProxy);
                DOCUMENT_ELEMENT
                    .on(kendo.support.mousedown + NS + that._marker, that._closeProxy);
            }
        }

        return that;
    };
</script>

### Environment

* **Kendo UI version: 2023.1.314
* **Browser: [all] 

Bug report

The issue is reproducible when the TimePicker's dates configuration is set and its min() API method is called. Afterwards, if the user select a time, the component shows the wrong time (2h earlier) as selected.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Run this dojo example: https://dojo.telerik.com/IPUlOkeW
2. Select an item in the picker's dropdown

Current behavior

The TimePicker shows a selected value that is 2h earlier than the actual time the user has selected.

Expected/desired behavior

The time the user selects is shown as selected value.

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2024.2.514
• jQuery version: x.y
• Browser: [all]

### Bug report

The attributes set through the "HtmlAttributes", "ContentHtmlAttributes", and "LinkHtmlAttributes"methods are not applied to the TreeView items.

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Create a TreeView and set attributes by using the "HtmlAttributes", "ContentHtmlAttributes", "LinkHtmlAttributes"methods:

@(Html.Kendo().TreeView()
    .Name("treeview-kendo2")
    .Items(treeview =>
    {
        treeview.Add().Text("My Documents")
        .SpriteCssClasses("k-icon k-i-globe")
        .Expanded(true)
        .Url("/")
        .HtmlAttributes(new { @class = "fairydust1" })
        .ContentHtmlAttributes(new { data_navigate = "navigate_content", @class = "trigger", title = "content_title" })
        .LinkHtmlAttributes(new { data_navigate = "navigate_link", @class = "trigger", title = "content_link" });
    })
)

2. Run the page and inspect the TreeView item.

### Expected/desired behavior

The attributes are serialized and rendered.

### Environment

* **Kendo UI version: 2021.2.616
* **jQuery version: 1.12.4
* **Browser: [all]

### Bug report

The "confirmation" attribute of the editable tag does not accept a string.

### Reproduction of the problem

 Add a confirmation text as a string in the "confirmation" attribute, as per the example below:

<kendo-grid name="grid">
   ...
    <editable mode="popup" confirmation="Are you sure you want to hide this invoice?" />
</kendo-grid>

A REPL sample for reproduction: https://netcorerepl.telerik.com/moEqPSFo32PrwW4d01

### Expected/desired behavior

The "confirmation" option must accept a string.

### Environment

* **Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core version: 2024.2.514
* **Browser: [all]

### Bug report

The DropDownTree TagHelper does not serialize the "Value" and "Id" properties when it is configured for local data binding (using the "bind-to" option).

### Reproduction of the problem

1) Use the following DropDownTree TagHelper configuration:

//Controller
public IActionResult Index()
{
            List<DropDownTreeItemModel> ddtData = new List<DropDownTreeItemModel>()
            {
                new DropDownTreeItemModel() { Id = "1", Text = "Option 1", Value = "S1" },
                new DropDownTreeItemModel() { Id = "2", Text = "Option 2", Value = "S2",
                    Items = new List<DropDownTreeItemModel>()
                    {
                        new DropDownTreeItemModel() { Id = "3", Text = "Option 3", Value = "S3" }
                    }
                }
             };
            ViewBag.StateTreeListData = ddtData;
            return View();
}

// View
<kendo-dropdowntree name="StateLocationDropDownTree" style="width: 100%"
                    height="500px"
                    auto-width="true"
                    bind-to="(IEnumerable<DropDownTreeItemModel>)ViewBag.StateTreeListData">
</kendo-dropdowntree>

2) When the DropDownTree is loaded, inspect its initialization script - the "value" and "id" properties are "null".

### Expected/desired behavior

The "Id" and "Value" properties must be serialized as the rest of the DropDownTreeItemModel properties.

### Environment

* **Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core version: 2024.2.514
* **Browser: [all]

Currently, the ToCamelCase() method lowers only the first letter, as per the example below:

Is it possible to create another overload of the ToCamelCase() method that transforms the string to "randomStatusId"?

### Bug report

Adding the [Authorize(Roles = "Admin, User")] attribute at Controller or Actions within the Controller does not show the Menu items.

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Create an application with authorization and add "Admin" and "User" roles.

2. Add the [Authorize(Roles = "Admin, User")] attribute to a specified Action method within the Controller:

public class HomeController : Controller
{
        public IActionResult Index()
        {
            return View();
        }

        [Authorize(Roles = "Admin, User")]
        public IActionResult Security_Information()
        {
            return View();
        }
}

3. Add a Menu:

    @(Html.Kendo().Menu()
        .Name("htmlhelperMenu")
        .SecurityTrimming(true)
        .Items(menu =>
        {
            menu.Add().Text("Home").Action("Index", "Home");
            menu.Add().Text("Security Information").Action("Security_Information", "Home");
        })
    )

    <kendo-menu name="taghelperMenu">
        <items>
            <menu-item text="View Inventory">
                <sub-items>
                    <menu-item text="Home" asp-controller="Home" asp-action="Index"></menu-item>
                    <menu-item text="Security Information" asp-controller="Home" asp-action="Security_Information"></menu-item>
                </sub-items>
            </menu-item>
        </items>
    </kendo-menu>

3. The "Security Information" Menu item is not visible when the user is logged as "Admin" or as "User".

### Expected/desired behavior

The "Security Information" Menu item should be visible when the [Authorize(Roles = "Admin, User")] attribute is added to the respective Action/Controller and the user is logged as "Admin" or as "User".


### Environment

* **Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core version: 2023.2.606
* **Browser: [all]

### Bug report

The Column.Exportable option is not correctly serialized and cannot be used to export hidden columns.

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Set Column.Exportable(true) and Column.Hidden(true).

2. Export the grid and see that the column is not present in the exported file.

### TicketID:
1543405

### Environment

* **Kendo UI version:** 2021.3.1109
* **jQuery version:** 1.12.4
* **Browser:** [all]

Overview

Expose EditorTemplateId and EditorTemplateView TagHelper attributes in the Form TagHelper.

Current behavior

Currently, the Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core Form TagHelper does not expose EditorTemplateId and EditorTemplateView TagHelper attributes. In comparison to its HTML Helper counterpart:

@(Html.Kendo().Form<FormItemsViewModels>()
    .Name("exampleForm")
    .FormData(Model.Form)
    .HtmlAttributes(new { action = "Items", method = "POST" })
    .Validatable(v =>
    {
        v.ValidateOnBlur(true);
        v.ValidationSummary(vs => vs.Enable(true));
    })
    .Items(items =>
    {
        items.AddGroup()
            .Label("Registration Form")
            .Items(i =>
            {
               i.Add()
                     .Field(f => f.TextBox)
                     .Label(l => l.Text("TextBox:"))
                     .EditorTemplateId("myTemplate");

                i.Add()
                     .Field(f => f.TextBox)
                     .Label(l => l.Text("TextBox:"))
                     .EditorTemplateView(Html.Partial("_ExportCalculationForm", Model.Form));
            });
    })
)

Expected/desired behavior

It would be beneficial if such configurations were to be exposed for the TagHelper Form as well

<kendo-form name="exampleForm"  method="POST" asp-action="Items" form-data="Model.Form">
    <validatable validate-on-blur="true" validation-summary="true" />
    <form-items>
        <form-item type="group">
            <item-label text="Registration Form" />
            <form-items>
                
                <form-item field="TextBox" editor-template-id="myTemplate">
                    <item-label text="TextBox:" />
                </form-item>

                <form-item field="TextBox" editor-template-view='Html.Partial("_ExportCalculationForm", Model.Form)'>
                    <item-label text="TextBox:" />
                </form-item>

            </form-items>
        </form-item>
    </form-items>
</kendo-form>

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2024.2.514
• Browser: [all]

Add an option to turn off the auto selection of a matching record after typing in the component's input area and then clicking away.

Currently, the component automatically selects the respective item with text matching the input. For example: https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-core/combobox/serverfiltering

1. Type in Chang in the input area and then click away.
2. After clicking away, the text Chang remains in the input and if you reopen the list, the ComboBox shows the item with text Chang as selected.