When I select value that is right after first range I cannot scroll back to the previous range again due to a mechanism that makse scroling near to the selected value harder.

This is something I will continue to push for, and have been for two years. We NEED a Month View that is able to hold more than two appointments without showing the ellipse button. See my previous comments at https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1527587-allow-displaying-more-than-two-events-per-day-in-the-scheduler-month-view

 

Hi,

I do not think this is a feature yet I am adding it here, so won't put pressure on developers. The problem is that when I add a TelerikGrid inside a TelerikTabStrip it does not adjust well to changes of browser resizing. I have made different ways, like making the siez 100% or dynamic sizing and changing CSS, but each of them may break something. It would be crucial for us if the grid would change well to changes in TelerikTabStrip when its width property is 100%.

Thank you

https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/knowledge-base/inputs-validation-child-component

Number of typos where "Fied" should be "Field".  

1 minute fix, just looks bad.  4x in MyCustomComponent and in MainComponent. 

Peter

Is a ListBox control, similar to https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-core/listbox/index, on the roadmap currently?

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You can use a grid that has 1 column for the text you want to show with selection and perhaps even row dragging, and maybe hide its headers with css if you do not want them.

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Hello,

it seems there is a bug related to the subject. Run this REPL please https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/wRFaYnEq276w3dK528 and follow the steps in the attached video.

Very thanks.

Miroslav

 

<TelerikGrid
        @ref="GridRef"
        TItem="T"
        Pageable="true" 
        Sortable="true" 
        Groupable="true"
        FilterMode="Telerik.Blazor.GridFilterMode.FilterRow"
        Resizable="true" 
        Reorderable="true"
        Height = "auto"
        PageSize="@PageSize"
        OnRead=@ReadData>

...

</TelerikGrid>

 

   <GridColumns>
        @if (Columns == null || Columns.Count == 0)
        {
            <GridColumn Resizable="true" Title="Data" FieldType="typeof(string)" />
        }
        else
        {
            @foreach (var column in Columns)
            {
                if (column.PreferredType != null)
                {
                    <GridColumn Resizable="true" Field="@column.FieldName" Title="@column.Title" FieldType="column.PreferredType" />
                }
                else
                {
                    <GridColumn Resizable="true" Field="@column.FieldName" Title="@column.Title" />
                }
            }
        }
    </GridColumns>

 

 

                            <TelerikGrid Data=@ViewModel.Requests
                                            EditMode="@GridEditMode.Inline"
                                            Height="50%"
                                            Width="100%"
                                            Resizable="true"
                                            Pageable="true"
                                            OnCreate="@ViewModel.CreateRequest"
                                            OnUpdate="@ViewModel.UpdateRequest"
                                            OnCancel="@ViewModel.CancelRequest"
                                            OnDelete="@ViewModel.DeleteRequest"
                                            PageSize=5>

 

The 300ms default transition time for popups is too long for our app, and I would like an option to set it globally. It looks great on demos, but turns the interface into a sludge for doing real work.

The original solution to https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1469662-way-to-modify-default-values-of-animations-such-as-duration-and-delay-for-a-component-such-as-combobox (from 2020) allowed a default animation speed through css.

However, with the new PopupSettings approach, animation speed is hard coded into the style attribute on the .k-popup, thwarting any attempts to override it globally. Adding PopupSettings to all components in our app is hardly a workable solution.  The only workaround I've figured out so far is to disable animations on .k-popups alltogether (by adding a "transition: none" to .k-input)

Hi!

Would it be possible to expose a focus in/out (or similar) functionality for the Treeview? We currently use the component for eyebrow navigation menus, and it would be nice to have the ability to close trees when the user clicks somewhere else. We've tried doing an onclick for the body of the site, which works but also interferes with other clicks on the page.  Thanks!

It seems to me on a greenfield app where someone wants the ability to switch themes, 99% of the time they would want it site wide, not just on your components. I'd venture a guess that most of us c# .Net devs moving to Blazor, don't have Ed C and your organization's sass skills. If that were built into a template used by your Visual Studio Extension Create Project Wizard it would allow us to focus more on the business logic and probably increase adoption of Theme Builder Pro

 

Thanks,

Kurt

Hi,

I'm in the process of implementing a form in a Window component and would like the content to remain present in the DOM between hiding and showing of the window. I noticed that there's a line in the documentation where it states that PersistContent will allow the content of the window to remain in the DOM whenever the window is minimized. I recommend this be extended to the Visibility of the form, not just minimizing, as to create a more coherent approach.

I did come across this post here where it gives a description of how the above is achieved. This is a very inelegant approach as the consumer of the framework has to manually implement stuff which should be provided by the framework. The suggested approach also prevents the developer from opening multiple windows at once, which might be an issue in some cases.

Currently, the AdaptiveMode.Auto in Blazor Hybrid has to be defined at the component level. 

It would be nice if it could be globally defined at the TelerikRootComponent level.

As an additional possibility...

The current ASP.NET Ajax Telerik Controls, there is a property for Rendering -- Lightweight mode, Classic mode, etc. This can be defined at the control level, the custom control level, the page level and globally in web.config.

It would be great if this property AdaptiveMode could be defined in a similar way -- control level, custom Blazor component level, Razor page level or global level.  If I understand correctly, much of the specific CSS styling can be done at different levels in Blazor.  This would be similar.

Regards,
Dennis

Do you plan to develop a DropDownButton component for Blazor with functionality found in the UI for WPF DropDownButton 

organizational Chart looking this feature in blazor 

https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/components/grid/paging

Under the section "Bind Page Size to a variable", if you click preview it generates an error.

Peter

Hello

 

Just seeing if it would be easy to separate the "StockChartNavigator" component that currently sits within the "TelerikStockChart" component.

 

So in other words, have a generic "ChartNavigator" component; the navigator is very good as a standalone and could be applied to many things such as grids, non-telerik charts (not only stock data) etc.

Alternatively, if there were a way to override the chart template of the TelerikStockChart, that would achieve the same result?

 

Cheers
Phil

 

Hi,

I see this feature request which is marked as COMPLETED in v2.28 (I`m running v3.7) but I don`t see how to achieve the functionality of having a blank placeholder for a DateTimePicker which has a null datetime variable bound it.

Are you able to help please?

Regards,

Tom

If I create a <TelerikGrid> whose Data property is set to a collection of 'object' (actual type not known at compile time, only at runtime), I can create <GridColumn> components for each property through e.g.

@{
   IEnumerable<PropertyInfo> props = GetModelType().GetProperties();
   foreach (PropertyInfo prop in props)
   {
      string propName = prop.Name;
      <GridColumn Field="@propName" ... />
   }
}
@code {
   private Type GetModelType()
   {
      Type modelType = ...; // code determines the type of model at runtime ...
      return modelType;
   }
}

This works fine if the grid's EditMode is GridEditMode.Popup. When editing a row, the popup dialog properly displays each column header and value and binds correctly.

However, this does not work if the EditMode is GridEditMode.Inline nor GridEditMode.Incell. When placing the row in edit mode, no editor control appears at all, and the value in the cell is displayed as blank.

The design of the grid component thus only works well when given a known type at compile time, or one is constrained to always use Popup edit mode due to this flaw.

In addition to a request to fix this, it would also be great if the grid could be passed a Type (a runtime type, not a class name) to use for generating columns  automatically, rather than having to resort to developers having to use reflection to generate grid columns themselves.

For instance,
<TelerikGrid T="@GetModelType()" ...> should invoke the GetModelType() method which would return a type at runtime, not necessarily known at compile time. Currently T can only be set to a hard-coded type name such as "Employee".