Having the ability to specify sections and then allowing the user to expand the section can be very helpful for complex content or menus.
The sections can be expanded so 1 is visible always or multiple can be expanded.
A rich text editor style control would be very helpful in specific cases as I could allow the user to edit and style text.
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ADMIN EDIT
A Web application (such as Blazor applications) are based on HTML and CSS, and the Telerik UI for Blazor suite already offers a component that outputs HTML: https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/editor/overview. You can even import and export its content from/to an MS Word document (or other formats) through the Telerik Document Processing Libraries that come with your license) as shown here: https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/editor/ImportExport.
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In addition each cell is colored or styled based on the x,y combination.
It would be helpful to have a TreeGrid control which is quite similar to a data grid however it allows hierarchy relationships among the items.
This would essentially have all the features of the standard data grid however one column would be expandable.
In data grids it can sometimes be quite helpful to be able to export the content for use outside of the application.
In these cases it can be common to export to CSV or PDF.
In many cases in a grid you may have additional data that the user can view however you don't want to show it as a default.
In these cases it would be nice to create the column normally, set the visible="false", and then have a built in column chooser feature.
This chooser would be a simple popup with a list of columns where the user can check whether visible or not.
It would be helpful in some cases to specify which grid lines to display with a default of both:
None - No lines
Horizontal - Only horizontal row lines
Vertical - Only vertical column lines.
Both - H/V lines
Hello Team;
I'd like to suggest to offer us an easy way to use the different themes offered by Bootswatch (bootstrap themes) during development and also allow us to offer that capability to our user, so they can pick their own theme.
Hope this helps!
Thanks!
..Ben
On the demo page, when I hover over menu items "Overview" and "Demos" and "Roadmap" it changes background color to gray. When I load it into a project with the verbatim demo code no background color change occurs except on "Roadmap".
<TelerikMenu Data="@MenuItems"
ParentIdField="@nameof(MenuItem.SectionId)"
IdField="@nameof(MenuItem.Id)"
TextField="@nameof(MenuItem.Section)">
</TelerikMenu>
@code {
public List<MenuItem> MenuItems { get; set; }
public class MenuItem
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public int? SectionId { get; set; }
public string Section { get; set; }
}
protected override void OnInitialized()
{
MenuItems = new List<MenuItem>()
{
new MenuItem()
{
Id = 1,
Section = "Overview"
},
new MenuItem()
{
Id = 2,
Section = "Demos"
},
new MenuItem()
{
Id = 3,
Section = "Roadmap"
},
new MenuItem()
{
Id = 4,
SectionId = 3,
Section = "What's new"
},
new MenuItem()
{
Id = 5,
SectionId = 3,
Section = "Roadmap"
},
new MenuItem()
{
Id = 6,
SectionId = 3,
Section = "Release History"
}
};
base.OnInitialized();
}
}
In release 2.0.0 it was possible to set default property Visible to "true" for AnimationContainer. That is now gone. How do I make the AnimationContainer visible per default, i.e without calling ShowAsync() in some stage?
Br,
Sten
How can I show/hide or enable/disable a GridCommandColumn (e.g. Edit) per row.
For example, if a row is readonly, I don't want users to be able to click the edit button. There is no @context inside <GridCommandColumn>
Sample usage
<GridCommandColumn>
@{
var item = context as TheItem;
<GridCommandButton Command="Edit" Icon="edit" Enabled="@!item.ReadOnly">Edit</GridCommandButton>
}
</GridCommandColumn>
We’ve the use case of an editable combo-box and until now, we used to it with a textbox and a gridview to achieve this with your components.
I would like to be able to style, for example, all grids on my page with certain rules. Thus, if each component had a unique class in its top-level rendering I could use it to cascade through it.
This also applies to dropdown/popup elements (for example, be able to target the popups of dropdownlists).
Ideally, elements that have additional popups (like the dropdownlists) will also expose parameters like DropDownClass so I can add my own class to them and style them per instance, so I don't affect all other instances in my app.
Blazor load on demand (as users keys in) combo-box with multi column
Please add a dashboard layout component.
ADMIN EDIT: There seems to be demand for such a component/feature, so we have re-opened it to gather feedback on what is the expected functionality and use cases. You can Vote for this, Follow its progress, and leave a comment with your expectations/requests. You can also review the discussion for some technical limitations that prevent an implementation at the moment.
ADMIN EDIT 2: The component will be similar to this one: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/tilelayout/index