After upgrading to Telerik Version 3.6.1 my CSS is messed up on my grids, the pagers look like the image below.

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

Please add the option for the Multiselect to filter the same way the DropDownList does. It's very odd & confusing for end users (and bad UX) in a UI toolkit for similar controls to do things in different ways. Can you please add the ability for the Multiselect control to filter items in the popup window the same way the DropDownList does with the nice filter text box.

We have a form with multiple TelerikEditor controls bound via @bind-value. The issue arises when there are more than 2 TelerikEditors; the performance is significantly impacted for all input fields. Typing experiences delays, making fast typing impractical.

This performance degradation is attributed to the fact that the page undergoes frequent re-renders when typing into the input fields. Interestingly, this behavior does not occur when TelerikEditor is excluded from the form or page.

While the DebounceDelay property in TelerikEditor helps improve its performance, it does not extend its influence to other input fields in the form or page. Are you familiar with this issue, and do you have any recommendations for addressing or mitigating it?

Using:
WebAssembly
Telerik 4.0.1

If the Datepicker's binded value is a DateOnly type, the Min and Max should follow that type.

Hello,

I would like to have a parameter to show or hide a clear button on TextBox.

regards

Hi, I just came accross a bug in the TelerikStepper.

I try to create a custom version that switches to a custom success icon after a step is completed.
It contains the following codesnippets:

<TelerikStepper Linear="true" ValueChanged="@HandleValueChanged">
    <StepperSteps>
        @for (int i = 0; i < IsValidArray.Length; i++)
        {
            <StepperStep Valid="@IsValidArray[i]"></StepperStep>
        }
    </StepperSteps>
</TelerikStepper>

@code {
    bool?[] IsValidArray = [null, null, null, null];

    public void HandleValueChanged(int index)
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < IsValidArray.Length; i++)
        {
            IsValidArray[i] = index > i ? true : null;
        }
    }
}

Forward it works like expected:

When moving backwards it behaves strange:

Except if you are debugging (Visual Studio debugger), then everything works as expected:

Same thing can be achived when not debugging but clicking on the step a second time.


This can not be solved by adding the @key parameter as suggested in https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1659827-bug-in-the-telerikstepper-in-blazor from Hristian Stefanov!

Nevertheless, it turns out that the Task.Delay(1); seems to solve the Issue somehow.

Is this intended?

When I place a tooltip on drawer item, it just flickers randomly

https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/wQbbmbGb05hzznPh45

When viewing the documentation ( https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui ), it would be great to be able to run the code from my browser, just like  https://www.w3schools.com/cs/index.php which allows you to run, play and preview the code from the website. 

The reason this is so important is that people will be able to quickly test and try out variations of the demo code and do a quick test to see if they got it right.  Right now I either have to load the demo solution, make changes, compile the entire solution just to try small changes to the sample code, and then end up corrupting the demo solution.

I think this would be a great feature for all the demos that would support it.  And set you apart from your competition.

I would like the DropDownList to automatically detect the boundaries of the screen in order not to truncate items when the popup is opened.

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The request is also valid for the rest of the popups including AutoComplete, ComboBox, Context Menu, MultiSelect.

This is also valid for the Window.

This public feature request:

• Explains how the TelerikRootComponent works.
• Outlines the problems of the current software design in static .NET 8 Blazor apps.
• Measures customer demand for a major change that may possibly resolve the current limitations.

How the TelerikRootComponent Works

Historically, the TelerikRootComponent was designed with the following purposes:

• To host and render all Telerik Blazor popups as RenderFragments. This means that all popups are rendered where the TelerikRootComponent is defined in the application's component hierarchy. In most cases, correct popup position requires the TelerikRootComponent to wrap all the content on the web page. Otherwise the correct position is not guaranteed and this is documented. In addition, the TelerikRootComponent instance is a CascadingValue, which allows it to collect all popup RenderFragments.
• The TelerikRootComponent exposes parameters for global application-wide Telerik settings, such as icon type or RTL support. This is another reason why it makes sense to have a single TelerikRootComponent that wraps all the page content.

Problems and Limitations in .NET 8 Blazor Static Apps

.NET 8 Blazor apps with "Per Component" interactivity location create a big challenge for the above state of affairs:

• Cascading values do not pass across render mode boundaries. .NET 8 includes a new feature for passing cascading values to interactive components (builder.Services.AddCascadingValues()), but this mechanism does not support passing of RenderFragments, because they are not JSON serializable. This brings the requirement that the TelerikRootComponent is part of an interactive component hierarchy.
• When the TelerikRootComponent is in a non-layout .razor file, it triggers more re-renders than normally. They are related to internal MediaQuery instances and all popups, which the root component manages.

So, developers who work with a globally static app with specific interactive components ("islands of interactivity") may need to:

• Place the TelerikRootComponent somewhere inside the component hierarchy, so it can't wrap all the page content. This will lead to wrong popup position.
• Use multiple TelerikRootComponents. This requires to define the same parameters for each TelerikRootComponent instance.

Next Steps

All developers who develop static .NET 8 Blazor apps with "Per Component" interactivity location:

1. Please vote for this feature request, so that we can measure how many customers are affected by the described limitations.
2. Post here and describe:
   • Why do you need to use apps with "Per Component" interactivity.
   • Your specific challenges with the current TelerikRootComponent setup.

I just spent hours trying to understand why my grid did not work and threw a "source can't be null" exception at me when I set data to a 100% initialized - not null - list of a struct type.. Eventually I figured that the struct was the problem and turning it into a class fixed it, but that was just by chance.

Please for the sake of developer sanity give this a proper check.

We would like to see all the Blazor controls support the ability to show the time in the browser's local time as a feature that can be enabled.  It should support converted from both UTC and server time.

A question on how to do this has been asked at least twice on the forums:

• https://www.telerik.com/forums/using-client-side-time-zone-for-time-columns-in-blazor-server-grid
• https://www.telerik.com/forums/utc-datetimes-as-local-datetimes-and-vice-versa

Some examples of how other's have implemented this as a control can be founde here:

• https://www.meziantou.net/convert-datetime-to-user-s-time-zone-with-server-side-blazor-time-provider.htm
• https://github.com/dustout/BlazorTime

Thanks

I would like to be able to set the Id on any Blazor component for automated testing purposes.

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If you need something different than automated testing selectors, please add your use case in the comments.

For automated testing, you can cascade selectors through a parent element (e.g., a div or span) that has the desired attributes (be that id, class, some data-* attribute, etc.). Adding ID parameters to Blazor components can easily make them brittle because they can be repeated and included in arbitrary hierarchy easily - that's the core concept of a razor component - so such IDs need to be unique, which defeats the predictability you will need for testing.

If you are interested in testing with Selenium, you may find useful this request: https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1513117-translators-for-selenium-testing-for-the-telerik-ui-for-blazor-components. If so, Vote for it and Follow it so we can know there is interest, and so you can get status updates.

You can also Follow a separate enhancement for the Grid Command buttons here : https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1463164-id-attribute-on-buttons-telerikbuttons-gridcommandbuttons-etc

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I would like to have a boolean flag like ExpandDropdownOnFocus which when set to true and the component is focused the dropdown will be expanded.

ADMIN EDIT: When voting, please add your comment on how you would like this to be implemented. At the moment, there are two ideas:

• A parameter that, when set to true, will make the dropdowns shop up when the component receives focus - less code, but solves only one specific scenario
• An OnFocus event plus an instance method that opens the dropdown - a little more code (handle an event, populate a reference, call its method) which will provide more functionality and flexibility as the event will let you know that focus happened and you can add more logic (calculations, change CSS classes,...)