There is No Model Binding feature available for DataTable.ToDataSourceResult() Function, Implementation of this feature makes Kendo UI much interesting.

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.

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'

Hi
It is possible to create a form layout with navigation toolbar to navigate between records?

In windows application you can use textbox and other controls and bind this controls to datasource and use navigation toolbar to navigate between records.
Also this form layout can design for master-detail layouts with grid widget or other widgets.

Nowadays, was promissed exporting Gantt to PDF.
It is not working. Just prints what you see. It is very limited.
Should allow: 
1)  option like "allPages" to print all Gantt Diagram in any page format.
Making a "printscreen" of the visible gantt it is any solution for any project. 


2) Export Gantt data to excel.

Right now a master grid can be configured in code using the GridBuilder, but the detail grid needs to be configured  in a template and a whole lot of Javascript.
As it is much easier to prevent errors writing (and compiling) server side code using the GridBuilder than using large parts of Javascript.

In the good old MVC Extensions there was a method 

DetailView(detial => detail.ClientTemplate(MethodToCreateDetailGRidUsingGriudBuilder())

I would very much like the same approach in Kendo UI as it provides a more robuste method of building Detail Grids.

Create:
Html.Kendo().Grid()
.ToolBar(commands => commands.Create(Model.EnableCreate))
where EnableCreate is a bool.

Next is Edit and Destroy:

columns.Command(commands =>
{               
     commands.Edit(item.EnableEdit);
     commands.Destroy(item.EnableDestroy);
})
where item is the dataitem of the row and EnableEdit and EnableDestroy is bool properties.

Of the highest priority, we desperately need file explorer for inserting and uploading images.  In the AJAX editor, this appears to be build off the radFileExplorer control which is the other one we REALLY need for MVC which doesn't exist at all.

need a week number functionality in Kendo datepicker

It would be nice to have a MultiColumnComboBox as we have it already in WinForms.
A MultiColumnComboBox is a special case of combo box control with Grid integrated in its drop-down. The control combines the functionality and features of DropDownList and Grid.

https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/multicolumncombobox/multicolumncombobox

Update Kendo project template so that it is compatible with ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2.

Kendo UI implements all the functional features of Web From's RadDropDownTree control  
Checkboxes
CheckAll and Clear Buttons
Filtering
Server-side Templates
TextMode
Validation
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/dropdowntree/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

I know that I can hiding those sections by using Javascript and CSS but I think it will be more comfortable to having option to Show or Hide them. Thanks

make the Kendo UI Menu switch from horizontal to vertical layout, depending on the browser viewport size.

Given the release of ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2, is it possible to create custom project templates.

It will be extremely nice if we can get editor intelligence with kendoui widgets when using plain JS, specially with the template engine.

Some simple examples about this can be found at the end of thhis article.

http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ReleasedASPNETAndWebTools20122InContext.aspx

The Kendo UI for MVC project template creates a blank test project. It would be nice if it had default code generated like the standard MVC project templates do.

In order to use a kendo combobox in an editable kendo grid, you have to bind it to an object with two properties (1 for the value and 1 for the text) - unless you happen to be in the fairly unusual scenario where the value and text are the same.

However, in a standard form, you can only bind a kendo combobox to a primitive type for the value.  There is no way to bind to an object, which is required in the context of a kendo grid. 

So what is required in the grid, is not supported in a standard form.  I don't understand the complexities of why that is, but this inconsistency does not make for a good developer experience.  It results in either creating different EditorTemplates for the two cases, or binding to the generic "object" - which introduces other challenges / issues.  Also - it means there is no good way to post the text back to the server when the kendo combobox is used in a standard form.

See here for more details:
https://www.telerik.com/account/support-tickets/view-ticket?threadid=609934

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 returning data for a grid using the "Model.ToDataSourceResult(request, ModelState)" syntax, if there are any ModelState errors, the grid fails to load any of the data.  In addition to validation errors, I would like to be able to send back feedback messages that can be extracted client-side that would not affect the binding of the grid.