If I have a field defined as @Html.Kendo().TextBoxFor(m => m.Customer.CustomerNumber) then my complex property in my model will be correctly used. If however if add a name value i.e. @Html.Kendo().TextBoxFor(m => m.Customer.CustomerNumber).Name("CustNum") so that I can reference this field in javascript then this name takes precendence as the property name and as such the property in my model is not used. If we are using the 'For' version of an input field where we have already identified the property can this take precedence over using the Name field. That way we can simple names for use in the Javascript and yet still use complex properties.

in the option from Grid this feature is missing

support odata v4

With the current version available from the DLL it will be possible to simplify bundling and include of CSS and JS files. I currently do something along the lines of

    //BundleConfig.cs
        var version = typeof(Kendo.Mvc.UrlGenerator).Assembly.GetName().Version;
        var kendoVersion = string.Format("{0}.{1}.{2}", version.Major, version.Minor, version.Build);
 
 
        bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/Content/kendo/"+kendoVersion+"/css").Include(
            "~/Content/kendo/"+kendoVersion+"/kendo.common.min.css",
            "~/Content/kendo/"+kendoVersion+"/kendo.default.min.css"
            ));
 
        bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/Scripts/kendo/" +  kendoVersion +"/scripts").Include(
            "~/Scripts/kendo/" + kendoVersion + "/kendo.all.min.js",
            "~/Scripts/kendo/" + kendoVersion + "/kendo.aspnetmvc.min.js",
            "~/Scripts/kendo/" + kendoVersion + "/cultures/kendo.culture.en-GB.min.js"
            ));

And similarly in the views. Getting the version directly from the DLL without hacking around in Assembly.GetName.Version and string manipulation will make this clearer. I'd also suggest you update the documentation to reflect this pattern.

As its a new method/getter, it is not a breaking change.

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

The existing solution was built in 2009 using .Net 3.5 web forms framework (List View), ASP.Net Ajax (Accordion) and JQuery (validation). 

The web page accomplishes the following key functional requirements –

a.	Ability to group products – The groups are dynamically extracted from the same datasource that is providing the product list.  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 readily provides a text box 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.  

Having to click on Edit/Update/Cancel 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.

have an option on the grids where it does not defualt to the  date/local time. Users are asking for the same time to display across time zones.
I use the workaround but we still have issues with it.

Please add support for the following:

1. Out of the box support for ComboBox grid column which supports nullable values. Currently you have to set a default value for a column which utilizes an editor template using a combobox, otherwise changes to that combox are not captured. The example provided here,https://www.telerik.com/support/code-library/binding-nullable-field-to-dropdownlist-editor-in-grid, works, however, once a change is made the combobox text is set to the value which renders the control ambiguous to the end user.

2.Similarly, there is an issue that occurs when using Server Filtering for comboboxes where the Id is returned but then the combo box text is set to the ID.

I really appreciate the Grid and Combobox features and use them in all of my projects, but these two issues have cost me hours and countless headaches trying to come up with workarounds for things that should work out of the box.

Thanks

Make the TreeList wrappers support the same functionality as the Kendo UI TreeList.  Make the method Height support also string values

Just like RadRibbonBar - Telerik ASP.NET AJAX RibbonBar, populating it from xml. 

We need similar control for MVC. If similar solution exists can you provide me with some examples. 

Thank you 

In Kendo MVC Grid, the column of type Select() will be good if has an option to show/hide the checkbox in specific rows based on an expression. For example:
.Columns(columns =>
            {
                columns.Select().Visible(m => m.ShowSelect);
            })

Where "ShowSelect" is a property of my Model which is bound to the Grid.

Many widgets offer functionality to define a template (header, row, toolbar or whatever) by an id, such a way that the id refers to a html section that actually contains the template like:
<script id="idOfSomeTemplate" type="text/x-kendo-template"> 
<!-- template contents --> 
</script> 

I use this a lot because it's easy to use and whenever the widget is part of another widget (common example: a grid part of a tabstrip) Razor /C# won't allow you to do nested inline markup blocks (@<text> </text>). With the above template it's possible to define the tempalte outside the nested inline block.
Now it seems the MVC wrappers don't have the possiblity to do this for the grid toolbar template. 
TLDR:
I would have expected this templateid method:
@(Html..Kendo().Grid<T>() 
.Name("Grid") 
.ToolBar(toolbar => 
{ 
toolbar.TemplateId("idOfSomeTemplate") 
}) 
) 

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.

Make it possible to use custom names for the unit test and OpenAccess projects while creating a new Kendo UI for MVC project.

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

I've downloded a free Kendo UI Trial. Unfortunately there aren't StockData.mdf in Template project. Can you fix this issue? I'm choosing component base for our company and it realy prevents me.

Bug report
The issue is reproducible when the DatePicker with DateInput is used as an editor in Kendo Grid for ASP.NET MVC with "InCell" edit mode.

When a value which is less than the Min value or more than the Max value is typed in, the DatePicker is left blank rather than applying the Min/Max value.

Reproduction of the problem
1. Create a grid and set the "InCell" edit mode.
2. Create a DatePickerFor() editor and enable the DateInput(true) property.
3. Input value which is before 1/1/1900 or after 12/31/2099. E.g 1/1/1111
4. Value is left blank instead of the Min value being applied. (Same goes for Max value)

Current behavior
When value before 1/1/1900 or after 12/31/2099 is typed in, the cell is left blank instead of the Min/Max value being applied.

Expected/desired behavior
Apply Min/Max value to the model, instead of null.

Environment
Kendo UI version: 2019.1.220

jQuery version 1.12.4

Browser: [all]

Hello community,

We would like to have the option / ability to apply accent insensitive filtering/searching for every control gives the ability to control, like grids, treelists, dropdownlists e.t.c.

For example, when using grid column filtering, if we have a data entry like 'Μόδεστος' in a column, we could retrieve this data entry by giving the following terms:

'μοδεσ' should return data entry, now doesn't

'μοδεστος' should return data entry, now doesn't

'ΜΟΔΕΣ' should return data entry, now doesn't

This case I am giving, takes cares only for " ΄ "  accent diacritic, but should apply for all diacritic, e.g 'προϊόντων', should return by searching for term like 'προιον'

I believe that that should be the default case, such as now ignoreCase does. 

Thank you,

AGGELIKI

 

I have the following scenario:
I am using an ASP.NET MVC application with WebPack and Javascript modules. To initialize the Kendo components I embed the deferred scripts in a javascript function, which is then called by the JS view model. 

My problem is: Kendo registers the initialization scripts through the SyncReady function, which is then called asynchronously on the document.ready event. But there is no way to configure the controls after initialization in the javascript. So e.g. an OnAfterInit event or similar. For controls like the TileLayout this is very annoying, because no user gets the idea to click a button to load the "right" layout. But surely the other controls would also benefit from such an event. Also a global entry point after processing "syncReady" would be useful.

There is a possibility to add Minimum/Maximum length validation in Kendo editor , but is is not user friendly. I am referring to method describe on the following website:

ASP.NET MVC Editor Component Add maxlength Validations - Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC

What I am looking for would be easier way just by adding some attribute so the code should be like the following:

    @(Html.Kendo().Editor()
          .Name("editor")
          .HtmlAttributes(new { style = "width: 100%; height:840px", aria_label = "editor" })
           .MinLenght(10)
           .MaxLength(5000)            

          )
 
In this case, when you add the one which I added as Red it should automatically enforce it and do validation based on number of characters.