Option to change button type (like in Telerik MVC) columns.Command(commands => { commands.Edit().ButtonType(GridButtonType.Image); commands.Delete().ButtonType(GridButtonType.Image); })
I think you should seriously consider a .Placeholder option for the Datapicker controls. Other controls like the ComboBox have this and it is a great pity that it is not available for the DatePicker as well. It would be nice to see something like "Please enter your birthday"
Add ASP.NET MVC Wrappers to Nugget to import kendoui easily into new projects.
Hello, double click on tabStrip tab in loadContentFrom mode open loadContentFrom parameter in new page. this is a bug.
Please consider adding a short-hand method to set the id of form element widgets such as: Html.Kendo().DatePicker().Name("StartDate").Id("FormA_StartDate"); The code above looks a lot cleaner and more fluent and the one below. Html.Kendo().DatePicker().Name("StartDate").HtmlAttributes( new { id = "FormA_StartDate"} ); This really comes in handy when building large single page application (SPA) where many entry forms are loaded onto a single page. Manually setting the Id property for widget elements help avoid potential html elements' id conflicts when we have Kendo form widgets of the same name.
I would like the possibility to use client details templates for server bound grids (and maybe other components). That is - the main grid should be fully loaded when the page loads (without ajax requests), but the details should be loaded on demand (when clicking the > icon) via ajax.
Right now we when using both server and client binding have to write all templates (and details templates) twice, I really hope you can find a way to configure them the same way. Maybe the #= syntax can be parsed on the server or maybe, even better, the t => t.Column syntax could be translated to client code?
Also add appropriate dependencies to the current package like JQuery version. So in this case the MVC would be dependent on the main Kendo package and the Kendo package would depend on JQuery.