Currently for the Window and Tooltip controls (possibly others, but those are the ones that I'm working with), the Height and Width properties are both integer properties which set the height and width in pixels. I would like the ability to be able to enter Height and Width in 'em' units, much like can be done with the grid column widths.
Most of the time DefaultValue isn't known. Allow us to enter null or don't require it.
It will be helpful if we have insert table, add/delete rows or columns button on the toolbar. I have seen Radeditor toolbar for Asp.net Ajax by Telerik. It will be great if more useful buttons are added on the toolbar.
I believe the intent of the component Kendo is very good, but this in a very early stage. For example, resource error in Portuguese language
It doesn't seem possible to set the width or height of gauges through the MVC server wrappers. This is useful functionality that should be easy to implement.
It would be nice to be able to set options other than the window's title and set events on the window that is exposed by the grid editing options.
html select has a groupoption tag, and also the possibility to add classes or styles to indivual rows in a combobox. With it, you can combine the items in a combobox in groups/categories. Styling could ofcourse be done by using custom-templates
Why you not create a radio button list and a checkbox list with model binding
For example if you use grid in Client mode it's use case sensitive sorting without any post-back to server which is real cool. But in situation when you need to export grid data to(csv, pdf...) you can pass sorting options from grid to server, collect all data from DB and create exported document. BUT for example SQL server use case insensitive default sorting, so exported documen will not have same data order like grid.
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.
Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC version for custom datasource in the Read method of Transport does not support the method Data(string handler) in order to send additional parameters.
Kendo UI version supports this.
Is there a workaround for this?
This is in reference to the following forum post:
https://www.telerik.com/forums/helper-for-textbox#lpm4Co4Zy0-PHGzJD_E2mA
For consistency in the MVC product, it would be a good idea to expose built-in events such as the "change" event for the generic Html.Kendo().TextBox helper. This is provided for other controls like the DateTimePicker and even NumericTextBox (https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/numerictextbox/events) but not for TextBox.
As mentioned in my post, this is not an insurmountable problem. I can do what I need by diving "down" into jQuery, but it would be nice to be consistent.
Currently, when an event that is grouped by multiple resources is dragged, it automatically updates the selected resource data with the one that corresponds to the drop target.
The more appropriate behavior would be to be to automatically preposition the event for the rest of the selected resources.
A feature like devexpress MVC "Insert DevExpress MVC Extension" would be a great help preparing an MVC cshtml mark-up with Telerik MVC extensions.
Although the Tree view is very powerful on displaying the tree structure, modifying it is very frustrating. We almost go for a separate module for maintaining the info. SOme examples here may be very helpful, especially for Kendo novices.
add a VS extension to place and configure widgets in the view with corresponding action methods. The heavy data aware widgets (grid, scheduler) first.
Create a package for Django will make easier to implement Kendo UI to a project.
We have a web page critical to the web application. In the absence of a suitable MVC widget we had to use a ASP.Net WebForm ListView control along with ASP.Net Ajax (Accordion for expand/collapse functionality) and JQuery (for client side validation). The web page accomplishes the following key functional requirements – a. Ability to group products – Using ASP.Net Ajax we were able to provide the expand / collapse visual effect. b. Ability to enter order quantities very quickly - a lot of stores place orders at the last minute (5-10 minutes before order deadline) for valid reasons. The web page provides a text box inline for quick entry. On a desktop, the user can traverse the rows within the group using the tab key. The web page typically contains 150 – 200 products for entry. With Telerik MVC Grid widget, in the absence of inline editing, having to click on Edit/Update/Cancel buttons dramatically increases the number of clicks / touch / swipe. Besides, it creates a real estate issue on smaller form factors. c. Real time validation – using JQuery we were able to validate the row as and when the quantity was entered. Any error would show below the row in question. The error would continue to show until the quantity was revised. The error however, will not stop the user from entering quantities on other rows. This approach lets the user review any errors in the end. The closest MVC widget we could use from the Telerik collection was the grid widget with grouping. However, it falls short on points b and c above. There is probably some workaround available but then we would lose the LOW CODE advantage.