The WPF implementation of the Kendo Grid has a "selectColumn" type that can be used to create a checkbox column that implements a multi-select functionality into the grid.  

It would be nice to get this kind of built-in functionality in the standard javascript version of the Kendo Grid, instead of having to manually create a templated unbound column.

support odata v4

Take the look and feel of the UI for IOS gauges, for instance the linear gauge, and duplicate that into a more customizable gauge tool set.

Particularly, the ability to gradient linear gauges, remove ticks and round the edges. Similar to a progress bar with a value marker.

Right now the Telerik UI MVC NuGet package is a 30 MB package that installs not just the DLL, but a lot of boilerplate JavaScript and CSS. I prefer to acquire the necessary content via Bower, so I can only install what I need.

Currently, after every upgrade I have to wait for the package to install, then delete all of the unused content files. It would be nice if you supplied an "assembly-only" package, moving the content into an optional package that users who still need it could install. It would reduce upgrade time substantially, as well as offer less chance for a mistake.

The current Kendo UI Grid does not offer support for external form editing of Grid records.  But competing companies offer support for this already as follows: http://demos.devexpress.com/MVCxGridViewDemos/Editing/ExternalEditForm

It would be great if the Kendo UI Grid also offers this functionality.

need a week number functionality in Kendo datepicker

I have data that is in RTF format to be able to format font the way the users want with links, etc.  To show that on a kendo grid is touch.  had to create/find a regular expression and do some special formatting for the links.  You currently only have editing for HTML

It would be nice to be able to assign a unique ID to each column to go along with the column's title. Makes it easier to find a column by it's ID instead of trying to find it by title. Especially if the user has reordered the columns.

It would be nice if the traditional HTML helper interface could be augmented with tag helpers for some of the simpler widgets. Dropdowns, date pickers, buttons and the like could all be good candidates for tag helpers.

The tools should have all the options as the javascript for example: Gantt custom views can only be used if you use the JavaScript version.  The lack of full support defeats the point of buying a MVC wrapper.

Is it possible to add a Outlook "Preview Row" functionality in the next release please?

see https://demos.devexpress.com/MVCxGridViewDemos/Rows/Preview

robert

It would be nice to have option to bind ComboBox to data on client (javascript array). In case you have 2 ComboBoxes using same list of items, combos call server method 2 times.  

At present to get the nice kendo checkboxes you need a checkbox followed by a label, you can't do this in asp.net mvc because

@Html.CheckBoxFor(x => x.IsEnabled)

renders as:

<input id="IsEnabled" type="checkbox" value="true" name="IsEnabled">
 <input type="hidden" value="false" name="IsEnabled">

The solution is to use the kendo mvc dll, or possibly just make your own, but it would be much easier if the kendo ui code could just ignore the hidden input, or if the two controls could be linked via 'for', 'data-for', 'data-whatever'

In the declaration of my Kendo Upload Controller i want to be able to specify a different button or anchor to throw the Upload Event.

Expanding (or at least re-requesting) the improvement requested here http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/127393-telerik-kendo-ui-feedback/suggestions/2245003-provide-visual-studio-intellisense-support-all-aro as I dont believe "all around" was delivered at Q2 2012. The many attributes and control tags that kendo supplies is not in intellisense in the HTML pages as you write them, angular does it so I'm fairly certain it's doable for Kendo too...

It would be great to have the ability to have to conditionally set behavior for columns and buttons.

On a Grid with this:
.Columns(columns =>
{
  columns.Bound(b => b.IsEditable).Hidden(true);
  columns.Bound(b => b.Id);
  columns.Bound(b => b.Description).Width(200);
  columns.Command(c=>
        {
              c.Edit();
        });
})

Today if I want to hide a button depending on a cell value I need to do it on databound event.
It would be great to have the option to set something like:
command.Edit().Display(p => p.IsEditable); 

For a column, it would be nice to have something like:
columns.Bound(b => b.Description).Width(200).Editable(p => p.IsEditable);

There should be capabilities to group parent resources to selected child resources

Currently the Scheduler groups all child resources under each parent resource.
Example Resources:
Parent resources: New York Tennis Club, California Tennis Club
Child Resources: Court 1, Court 2, Court 1, Court 2, Court 3, Court 4

Currently the Scheduler groups parent and child resources as:
- New York Tennis Club is grouped with Court 1, Court 2, Court 1 and Court 2, Court 3, Court 4
- California Tennis Club is grouped with Court 1, Court 2, Court 1, Court 2, Court 3 and Court 4

I would like the capability to group parent resources with selected child resources, in my situation im trying to achieve this structure of grouping:

Desired Grouped Resources:
- New York Tennis Club is grouped with Court 1 and Court 2
- California Tennis Club is grouped with Court 1, Court 2, Court 3 and Court 4.

If you look at the Syncfusion Scheduler, they have this feature, it would be nice if the Telerik/Kendo Scheduler could do this..

If you look at the link i provided below, you can see that the Syncfusion Scheduler allows multiple resource groups which has the capability to group parent resources to selected child resources.

Syncfusion Scheduler Demo shows:
Room 1 is grouped to Nancy and Michael
Room 2 is grouped with Steven

http://mvc.syncfusion.com/demos/web/schedule/resourcegrouping

It could be convenient to have the editor templates directly added to the solution (in Views\Shared) when deploying the ASP.Net MVC nuget package.

When converting a WebForms app with KendoUI controls in it to MVC, I used the MVC wrappers.  One thing that became very apparent is the lack of support for client templates.  For example, a bound column has a ClientTemplate, but no ClientEditorTemplate or ClientHeaderTemplate. Because of this, extra JS code has to be written to manually manipulate different parts of the grid.  Considering the MVC Wrappers render out the same HTML/JavaScript as the pure JavaScript counterpart, it would be EXTREMELY helpful if client templates were made available anywhere a server-side template exists.