Admin edit: While this cannot become a built-in feature, you may find useful the following example: https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/common/grpc-example

Hello Team;

As .Net Core 3 offers gRPC support, I'm suggesting that the Blazor Team, look into some of the components that could automatically talk to backend gRPC services to get data, i.e. Auto Complete or DropDown box.

This way it could simplify different ways of providing datasource to some of these data oriented components.

Hope this suggestion helps!
..Ben

Hi,

Any information on when the Layout Components available in AspNetCore will be available in Blazor?

I am currently putting a proposal together to purchase Telerik for Blazor and could really use some of those components to enhance the application than relying on 3rd-Party integrations.

Submitted on customer behalf:

This line of code is taken directly out of your https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/grid/editing-inline

What kind of magic updates the actual database?

privatevoidUpdateItem(GridCommandEventArgs args)

{

var argsItem = args.ItemasProductBindingModel;

var index =GridData.FindIndex(i => i.ProductId== argsItem.ProductId);

if(index !=-1)

{

GridData[index]= argsItem;

}

}"

• When I close Modal - Popup or Save button is clicked not able to Re-Load or Refresh the grid or Parent component
• I am calling the Save Action in Modal-Popup page and not using EventCallback method
• In Parent component, I am loading the Grid. But in Modal-Popup when calling Save Action the Grid or Parent component not refreshing.

Thanks

Vishnu Vardhanan

In our application, we have the need for aggregate functions in the grid which are determined at runtime, not design time. We were able to get this working for Group footers using a combination of the GroupFooterTemplate element and determining the applicable aggregates in OnStateInit and OnStateChanged. When our team saw that the FooterTemplate element was added, we were excited to bring "Grand Summary" functionality to this grid on top of the existing group summaries. As far as we have been able to determine, however, there doesn't appear to be a way, currently, to add AggregateDescriptors dynamically for the entire grid like we can for groups. We can do the aggregate operations manually against the data source, but this doesn't take into account and filtering which is applied to the grid. We have been unable to find any way of adding AggregateDescriptors for the overall Grid like we can for groups within the GridState's GroupDescriptor property.

Attached are two files: StateInitializationC#Code and gridRazor.txt, which contain relevant snippets of what we are currently doing.

G'day

Is there plans to implement browser size binding? (Similar to BlazorSize EdCharbeneau/BlazorSize )

For now, with the newly released exposed events on TelerikWindow; LeftChanged and TopChanged, I guess the solution could be to wrap everything in a TelerikWindow? Then run events on these change events?

Otherwise.... if we were to use BlazorSize on top of Telerik, would we place the BlazorSize root element inside the TelerikRootComponent or outside?
Just unsure if/how it would interfere......

I'm using trial licence to test your component, I just started today and the first thing I'm trying is the layout.
We need a customizable dashbord where we can place our "widget" and store its layout.
I see you have TileLayout component but it doesn't support a proper flexible dashboard design because everytime I resize an element (or reorder) the grid auto-adjust, while we need to be possible to have "holes" in between while designing the dashboard, otherwise it's difficult to have control over the design process and UX is bad.

A simple example to explain the problem, is if I want to design a dashboard starting to place a vertical widget on the right. It's not possible until I don't fill the left space with other controls.
That's not what we'd expect, is this because of a bad usage or because it's not supported? (I think the latter because I tried to play with different settings)

What I'd expect is, for example looking at your demo in https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/tilelayout/overview, that if I resize the first panel (Page Views) the content on the right stays there and don't move to the left

In your documentation you say that you follow CSS Grid Layout but css grid layout allows you to have empty elements in your template, while I see this is a missing feature that would be really useful

Example of the unwanted behavior:

Starting point:

I'm going to resize (shrink) the Page Views panel

Actual result:

Expected result:

note the empty cell.

Basically components should be able to be placed freely on the grid and should be locked in place during resize (it could be an option)

Let me know if I've to give more details,

Thanks

I wasn't sure if I should report this as a bug or not. With a modal window, you can tab beyond the modal window into the URL, and then continue on into the page behind the modal window itself. I was able to recreate this on the Modal demo, and fire a search, even though I couldn't click to get there. As I saw in another post that it is essentially a viewport modal (https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1510450-prevent-the-user-from-dragging-a-window-out-of-the-viewport), would it be possible to force modal to be system modal, as was available back in the ancient Winforms days?

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ADMIN EDIT

That's how a web page behaves. Code in a web page cannot and should not prevent the user from using their OS. The browser chrome (address bar, buttons and so on) are part of the OS, and as such are beyond the sandbox of the web app. The web app is limited to the viewport, it cannot go out of it, or interact or control elements outside of it. Anything else would be a severe security issue.

A system-wide modal dialog is only possible though a native application, but not in a web application.

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It would be really cool to be able to edit documents much like the WPF syntax editor.

Our use case is that we use blazor for our admin tools and we need to give a better look and feel (color coding) to some stored SQL and XML.  Nothing fancy just a better experience.

Is it possible to show (modal confirmation) handle filtering before apply? Show pop-up modal, and when Confirm, start filtering, othewise cancel!!

Currently when setting up a new Blazor app I need to go to the docs each time or look at a reference project to remember the resource paths for the CSS files. Additionally once you have a project if you are relying on a CDN but later update the NuGet package your app will be referencing the wrong css bundle unless you remembered to also update your layout.

Instead of having this as a magic string that is required in each project, it would be great if a new helper class could be introduced. As an example it might look something like:

public class TelerikResources
{
    public class Cdn
    {
        public class Default
        {
            public string Path = "";
        }

        public class Bootstrap
        {
            public string Path = "";
        }

        public class Material
        {
            public string Path = "";
        }
    }

    public class Local
    {
        public class Default
        {
            public string Path = "";
        }

        public class Bootstrap
        {
            public string Path = "";
        }

        public class Material
        {
            public string Path = "";
        }
    }
}

This would have the benefit that in the layout you might simply have:

<link href="@TelerikResources.Cdn.Bootstrap.Path" rel="stylesheet" />

This has a few benefits. It's easier to remember, easier to discover the other available prebuilt styles, and removes issues with pointing at the wrong path after updating library versions (assuming that you're using the Cdn rather than local resource).

Not finding any examples or similar, so I wanted to see if there is a way to include a Gantt Chart into a WordsProcessing document. I am currently bringing the data into a table, but my end-user has requested to see the chart view of the same data.

if (JobMilestones.Count > 0)
        {
            editor.InsertText("MILESTONES").FontWeight = FontWeights.Bold;

            


            Table tblMilestone = editor.InsertTable(JobMilestones.Count + 1, 3);
            tblMilestone.PreferredWidth = new TableWidthUnit(720);
            Paragraph p = tblMilestone.Rows[0].Cells[0].Blocks.AddParagraph();
            tblMilestone.Rows[0].RepeatOnEveryPage = true;
            tblMilestone.Rows[0].Cells[0].Borders = tcb;
            tblMilestone.Rows[0].Cells[1].Borders = tcb;
            tblMilestone.Rows[0].Cells[2].Borders = tcb;

            editor.MoveToParagraphStart(p);
            editor.InsertText("Task").FontWeight = FontWeights.Bold;
            p = tblMilestone.Rows[0].Cells[1].Blocks.AddParagraph();
            editor.MoveToParagraphStart(p);
            editor.InsertText("Start").FontWeight = FontWeights.Bold;
            p = tblMilestone.Rows[0].Cells[2].Blocks.AddParagraph();
            editor.MoveToParagraphStart(p);
            editor.InsertText("End").FontWeight = FontWeights.Bold;
            int x = 1;
            foreach (FlatModel fm in JobMilestones)
            {
                p = tblMilestone.Rows[x].Cells[0].Blocks.AddParagraph();
                editor.MoveToParagraphStart(p);
                editor.InsertText(fm.TaskTitle);
                p = tblMilestone.Rows[x].Cells[1].Blocks.AddParagraph();
                editor.MoveToParagraphStart(p);
                editor.InsertText(fm.StartDate.ToShortDateString());
                p = tblMilestone.Rows[x].Cells[2].Blocks.AddParagraph();
                editor.MoveToParagraphStart(p);
                editor.InsertText(fm.EndDate.ToShortDateString());
                tblMilestone.Rows[x].Cells[0].Borders = tcb;
                tblMilestone.Rows[x].Cells[1].Borders = tcb;
                tblMilestone.Rows[x].Cells[2].Borders = tcb;
                x += 1;
            }
            editor.MoveToTableEnd(tblMilestone);
            //editor.InsertLine("");
            editor.InsertBreak(BreakType.LineBreak);
        }

Current implementation of Theme Color is annoying.

1. Setting the ThemeColor to be a static class instead of an ENum is bizarre.  It makes it really annoying to pass a typed themeColor into an input parameter.  I can understand the want to be more flexible and the inputs to your controls being a string
2. You are re-using the ThemeColor in several different places where it is simply repeated. This makes things really annoying.  

I recommend:

1. Keeping the inputs to your controls for theme colors to be a string, so you can maintain the flexiblity (reason I assume you changed this in the first place)
2. Use a single enum and in the documentation / examples say by default use "nameof(ThemeColor.Primary) for default themes"  You can add your own custom theme by .... and pass in a string.

As an extension to a context menu a radial menu control would be a nice addition.  

https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/25002/are-circular-menu-button-interfaces-intuitive