As a user, I would like to ability to pin one to many row(s) in a grid so that the pinned rows are always the first rows at the top of the grid.

If a filter is applied, the pinned records that match the filter should be displayed first.  Non matching rows may be hidden.

If a column sort is changed, the pinned rows should be sorted then the unpinned rows should be sorted to ensure the pinned rows are always at the top of the grid.  

As a developer, Pinning should be a optional feature configured when the grid is setup.

This essentially would only add a data populated "pin" column the user can toggle on or off, but the real effort in this request is around the sorting and filtering to ensure when the user clicks a column the event is captured, and the sort is submitted as pin column, then the selected column, to ensure the pin takes precedent.  

Hi,

  I had to figure this out myself for the ComboBoxSettings because there is no documentation for this. 

  The MinWidth works from the Combobox width or greater extending the size of the popup and

   MaxWidth only creates a popup width of the Combobox only. 

Please document this feature and how to use it.  And, is this intentional because it wasn't intuitive for me to figure out.

I created a REPL for you to test this out for yourself. 

https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/GcYHOXGQ46qRkI8K54

All I ask is to give a way to have a proper working datepicker. Like your javascript datepickers. That doen't care only for right values but for the person that uses it. Telerik was an early adopter in the Blazor ecosystem, I don't know how they haven't yet fixed their datepickers.

You can do this with many ways. I don't know them all but I will propose some here.

1. Create a second datepicker component that works properly.
2. Put an attribute in the component to work with free-text
3. Maybe if this attribute is on you can switch behind between 2 different components
4. Find a other solution of your own.

In the end behind the scenes you shouldn't bind the datepicker input in the datetime property but to a sting one. DevExtress has done this right.

This will solve

1. Proper user expirience when a user uses the keyboard to edit dates
2. Copy-Paste issue
3. Clear date parts issue
4. all from 30/4/2022 to edit to 31/5/2022 with out having to clear the input
5. Strange editing of years (I have an example in the end)
6. Allow to have dots or what ever the users want between dates numbers. (e.x. 13.3.2022 )

I this is a trade-off and you will have senarios with wrong inputs and other things, but you already know them from the javascript world, and it's less importand than the aboves.

*Strange editing of years

Lets say that we have the year 1998 19and we want to put 2014.

the users See
-> 1/1/1998
-> 1/1/9982
-> 1/1/9820
-> 1/1/8201
-> 1/1/2014

That's not user friendly, and is very disturbing.

Docking Control like WPF Docking Control: https://www.telerik.com/products/wpf/docking.aspx

Hi, It is possible to have a component that enables the use of the camera and to be able to scan barcodes or QR (1D  & 2D), for Blazor Web assembly and Blazor Server Side. Now this require JavaScript library like as QuaggaJS.

I think that having such a component is very useful and will allow you to build applications with advanced functionalities, other companies offer but only to generate barcodes or QR codes.

Example thanks aLorsSilvermort : https://github.com/LorsSilvermort/BlazorBarcodeReader

Best Rgards,

Victor Antelo

We need this existing control in a Blazor based control:

https://www.telerik.com/aspnet-core-ui/skeleton-container

We'll need to fall back to MudBlazor who does support this control.

We are existing licensed users under AVEVA.

Blazor load on demand (as users keys in) combo-box with multi column

Greetings,

I am curious if you intend on offering any means of control for the height of an appointment cell within the scheduler. For us it is in the Timeline view with Resources. I have downloaded the source code and implemented the functionality myself and am willing to share my changes. It ultimately performs three functions:

1. Creates a new parameter on the SchedulerTimeViewBase.cs so that it is end user facing.

2. Alters the code in the ContentTableBase.cs to assign the AllDayAppointmentOuterHeight property with this new parameter's value (plus 1).

3. Alters the AppointmentRendererBase.cs to assign the AllDayAppointmentHeight property with this new parameter's value.

Additional changes are necessary to the Models and Interfaces.

We have used the JS version of this for several years and need the additional real estate on the scheduler. This is the only means that I could figure to alter the height as the position of the cells and resource rows are computed on the back end. Any alterations using a CSS class during OnItemRender will produce cells that overlap each other and/or overflow to subsequent rows.

This Feature (above) would make my life more easily :) I mean custom main line, which shows, for example, how many items are selected.  The existing solution (below) does not work for me because of overflow behavior.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.aspnetcore.components.forms.fieldcssclassprovider.getfieldcssclass?view=aspnetcore-6.0

The feature request is to provide a way for Telerik customers to define custom validation classes. It seems appropriate to have the FieldCssClassProvider override in Telerik components. Thus, if required customers would be able to apply custom styling and remove the default theme classes for valid and invalid state.

My team is currently using animation containers as menu popups in our web app, which will need to work on both desktop and mobile devices in a web browser. For the mobile layout, I would like to be able to open animation containers via swipe gestures. I understand that animation containers are not strictly menus, however, I would love to see swipe action support in Telerik UI for Blazor, and then be able to bind that action to an animation container.

The only framework I have found by way of example is https://onsen.io/. Please observe how it is possible to open a panel by swiping close to the edge of the sample device on their homepage.

This feature would make it much easier to build dynamic web apps that perform well on desktop and feel native on mobile devices as well.

Thank you,

David

I would like to use scaffolding with Telerik UI for Blazor

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The plan is to be released in 3.3.0 release once extensions are thorougly tested.

**Admin Edit**

Hello

Could we add a "decade" view for the Gantt chart? (currently goes until Year)

If the Blazor Gantt chart schedule items span over many years/decades, the Gantt is unusable and crashes.

Our clients' use case is the management of multiple long-term leases; spanning up to 15-30 years.

See the attached image as an example in PowerBI where they have a "decade" view.

Regards

Phil

In addition to the PdfProcessing, I would also like to be able to use a component to show PDFs to my users.

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For the time being, a workaround could be to wrap a JS widget, an example is available in this sample project, see the MyKendoPdfViewer.razor component and make sure to include the relevant JS libraries.

Another approach could be a simple iframe that points to a handler that will return the PDF with content-disposition:inline. Most modern browsers will render this inline.

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Hello everyone,

at the moment the TooltipTemplateContext isn't very useful and hard to work with:

Problem: As you can see, "start" and "end" only contains a weired pre-build string.
As a developer I can't parse this (at least the year is missing), so I'd like to suggest, that you replace the Dictionary of <string,string> with an <string,object> and add the start and end as DateTime.

An alternative would be to pass a custom parameter or have the task item accessable directly.
In our use-case we have no need for the time (it's a gantt not a time table!) and the tasks won't end at the end of the year.

Regards

Create code snippets for all Blazor controls.

Provide either automation for installing into the Visual Studio toolbox or just provide as a web page for users to copy paste them into the Toolbox.

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);
        }