Bug report

The DateTimePicker's popup calendar view is cut in the Default, Classic, and Fluent themes.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Run the following dojo
2. Set the sizing option of the widget to large.
3. Open to DatePicker popup.

Current behavior

The Date and Time views in the DateTimePicker popup are trimmed.

Expected/desired behavior

The Date and Time views in the DateTimePicker popup should not be trimmed.

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2023.1.117
• Browser: [all]

### Bug report

When adding custom classes or styles to the TimeDurationPicker component, they are applied to the hidden input elenent rather than to the parent element.

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Create a TimeDurationPicker and add a class to its element:

<input id="timedurationpicker" class="testClass" />

2. When you inspect the component's markup, the "testClass" is added to the hidden input element.

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

### Expected/desired behavior

Any custom attributes must be added to the parent element with class "k-timedurationpicker".

### Environment

* **Kendo UI version: 2025.2.520
* **jQuery version: 3.7.1
* **Browser: [all]

### Bug report

On mobile devices, when the TaskBoard columns are filled with cards, the users have trouble scrolling horizontally through the columns. When they attempt to scroll the screen, they accidentally drag cards instead of scrolling the columns. This makes navigation in the TaskBoard quite difficult, particularly for projects with a large number of cards.

### Reproduction of the problem

1. Create a TaskBoard with at least two columns.

2. Fill the columns with cards.

3. Open the browser DevTools and switch to mobile view. Tap a card to scroll the columns horizontally or tap at the bottom of the TaskBoard to activate the horizontal scrollbar.

4. The last card is accidentally dragged.

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

### Expected/desired behavior

When the user makes a hold/long press/long tap, show the "indicator for drag and drop" and then he/she continues with the gesture by moving the card to the desired column and lift the finger. This way, the accidental dragging will be prevented. For more information, refer to the GitHub issue.

Note: The cards in the TileLayout can be dragged only through the card's title element. The TaskBoard cards can be dragged through the card's body, as well.

### Environment

* **Kendo UI version: 2024.3.806
* **jQuery version: 3.7.0
* **Browser: [all]

As a result of an EF Core issue, the ToDataSourceResult() is not able to perform the query when the DataSourceRequest object contains grouping.

The problem occurs using the query below, assembled by Telerik routine:

var temp = _db.Pessoa
    .OrderBy(item => item.Email)
    .Skip(0)
    .Take(40)
    .GroupBy(item => item.Email)
    .OrderBy(g => g.Key)
    .Select(g => new AggregateFunctionsGroup
    {
        Key = g.Key,
        ItemCount = g.Count(),
        HasSubgroups = false,
        Member = "Email",
        AggregateFunctionsProjection = new
        {
            Count_Referencia = _db.Pessoa
                    .Select(t => new
                    {
                        t.IdPessoa,
                        t.Referencia,
                        t.Nome_RazaoSocial,
                        t.Apelido_Fantasia,
                        t.CPF_CNPJ,
                        t.RG_IE,
                        t.Email
                    })
                    .OrderBy(item => item.Email)
                    .Where(item => item.Email == g.Key)
                    .Count()
        },
        Items = g
    })
    .ToList();

In the routine where the AggregateFunctionsGroup is created, the Items property must not only be the query itself, but also the fields specified in the main Select. Or, the call to the Select() method must simply be added:

var temp = _db.Pessoa
    .OrderBy(item => item.Email)
    .Skip(0)
    .Take(40)
    .GroupBy(item => item.Email)
    .OrderBy(g => g.Key)
    .Select(g => new AggregateFunctionsGroup
    {
        Key = g.Key,
        ItemCount = g.Count(),
        HasSubgroups = false,
        Member = "Email",
        AggregateFunctionsProjection = new
        {
            Count_Referencia = _db.Pessoa
                    .Select(t => new
                    {
                        t.IdPessoa,
                        ...
                    })
                    .OrderBy(item => item.Email)
                    .Where(item => item.Email == g.Key)
                    .Count()
        },
        Items = g.Select(t => new
        {
            t.IdPessoa,
            ...
        })
    })
    .ToList();

This way, the issue does not occur.