Hi,

if I change the [placeholder] input on a kendo-editor, the changes are not reflected.

Reproduction (forked from your example): https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-uqbchubd

Can you please take a look at it?

Best regards,
Michael

Currently the kengoMultiSelectSummaryTag only supports a number as its input, which enables switching to summary mode if the number of selected items is greater than the specified value.

It would be nice to add an option for dynamic mode which will be based on the available space for the control and will automatically switch to summary mode if there is not enough  space for displaying all the items.

See the screenshots to illustrate how it might look like.

Thanks,

Shai.

 

Hi Team,

Please add a feature to add an option that allows choosing between the Dialog and the Window component when using the `View source` tool. so that view source window can be resized.

Provide an eventSpacing option similar to jQuery to specify the distance between events.

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-jquery-ui/documentation/api/javascript/ui/scheduler/configuration/views.eventspacing

 

We are using the Kendo UI for Angular Gantt and would like to request built‑in support for deleting task dependencies directly within the Gantt chart.

Right now, dependencies (the arrows connecting tasks) can be created, but not removed through the UI. For our use case, it would be very helpful if users could manage dependencies more intuitively.

What We’d Like to See

Any of the following options would work well:

• Clicking a dependency line opens a simple confirmation dialog asking whether the dependency should be deleted.
• Selecting a dependency and pressing the Delete key removes it.
• Selecting the dependency handle/bubble (the same one used to drag and create dependencies) and pressing Delete.

The DrawerAnimation interface isn't exposed in the index file.

DrawerItem, DrawerMode, and DrawerPosition are all exported but DrawerAnimation is missing.

The date format in the drag tooltip is hardcoded to "HH:mm a EEE, MMM d". We would like to be able to change this as it is not common to use the AM/PM marker in many cultures.

Please expose a moreEventsClick (or similar) event in the Angular Scheduler MonthView, triggered when users click on the "more events" indicator (three dots) that appears when a day has more events than can be displayed inline.

This feature exists in the jQuery version of the Scheduler and is extremely useful for navigating users to a more detailed view (e.g., Day or Agenda view) when event overflow occurs.

Suggested API:

(kendoMoreEventsClick)="onMoreEventsClick($event)"

Where $event includes:

{
  date: Date;
  events: SchedulerEvent[];
}

Use Case:

This allows developers to programmatically change the selectedViewIndex and selectedDate (e.g., show the Agenda or Day view for that specific date), providing a more intuitive user experience and consistent behavior across Kendo UI platforms.

Why it matters:

• Users expect the "more events" indicator to be interactive

• Enhances UX in event-heavy applications

• Aligns Angular functionality with existing jQuery features

Currently the more button goes directly to the Day view, our users do not like the day view and would like to go to the Agenda view!

Hi,

Currently, the 'More Events' button is not accessible through keyboard navigation, and it would be helpful if it could be made accessible.

In OData 4.01 the 'in' operator was introduced (https://docs.oasis-open.org/odata/odata/v4.01/odata-v4.01-part2-url-conventions.html#sec_In). Can this also be implemented in the toODataString function?

Currently, the user cannot select the time cells, and it would be a nice improvement if it were possible to select the time cells and highlight both the time and event cells upon focusing on the cell. The functionality should be similar to how jQuery does it in their Scheduler Agenda view.

https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/scheduler/keyboard-navigation

 

Currently, the auto resize of the the columns does not take the width of the grid into account.  I don't think this is how most users would expect this to work.  The autofit of the columns should be able to resize the columns so that they work as best they can within the grid's bounds.

Now, when I autofit my columns, the first thing I have to do is resize the columns manually so I can see the whole row on the screen.  Since I end up resizing the columns manually anyway, autofit ends up not really helping me much.

Some toolkits I have used have a resize mode for a table which determines whether or not all columns are to always be visible or not.  If all the columns are to always be visible, resizing one column needs to resize the others so that everything still fits.  This "mode" could determine which algorithm autofit should use

Hi Telerik,

It would be great if we can add Select All functionality as a built-in feature of the MultiSelect component. It is especially useful when working with checkboxes, e.g., https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/dropdowns/multiselect/templates/#toc-rendering-item-checkboxes.

The cols and rows property in the GridLayout can only be an array of strings and/or numbers. Please add the ability to use a min function something like: [cols]="[145, min(145, auto)]" or [cols]="[145, min(145, 12%)]"

Hi,

It will be very useful if an Azure layer is provided to the Map component, similar to the Kendo UI for the jQuery map widget:

https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/map/azure 

 

Currently, if you use Shift to select rows 3 through 6, then clear the selectedKeys array, and later perform a new Shift-click selection on row 9, the selection includes rows 6 through 9.

Add a method to reset the selection state so the next Shift-click starts from the default rangeSelectionStartRow instead of the previous selection.

Introducing a compact mode in the component would help prevent unused empty space. There is an existing Kendo jQuery feature request with a significant number of votes.

Dynamic grid status content does not announce updates to screen readers during filtering or pagination.
For example, the status message “1 – 4 of 4 items” updates visually but is not announced to assistive technology users.
As a result, screen reader users do not know when filtered or paged results change.

This can be improved to read out how many items are left on the page for the user to navigate them, as in some cases, there might be none. 

The default item approach is not suitable for some of our UX use cases.

In firefox, open the Kendo Radio Button documentation and slowly resize the window (https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/inputs/radiobutton)

The radio button will kind of jiggle around and occasionally the white dot in the radio button will become off-center.

This also seems to happen in response to some material bouncy (cubic-bezier) animation transitions.