In dialog, if we close it giving `false` as a result i.e.

```

this.dialog.close(false)

```

Actual return is empty object.

Additional thing is result itself in `DialogRef` is force-typed as `DialogResult` despite that actual `dialogRef.close()` allows us to return any value.In such case I'd understand mapping to empty object (probably some truthy-based if which maps to empty object) but then close method should also force-type taken argument. So can we return any value or not?

Ideally it should return `undefined` in case of no result value is provided (also mapped to empty object) and return `false` if we return `false`

Hi,

This feature request considers the Kendo Angular UI Grid component.

We use the builtin drag & drop columns reordering functionallity. When we try to drag a column to the edge of the visible part of the grid with a horizontal scroll the scroll does not adjust automatically so we cann't drag to column to a place outside of the horizontal visible area.

It would be nice if you could enable automatic horizontal Grid scroll when a grid column is reordered and dragged to the edge the visible column area.

Thanks,

Shai

The alternating grid rows got k-table-row-alt

.k-table-row-alt

.k-table-alt-row

I upgraded today from 4.3.7 to v11 and the dates are 1 day off in the scheduler month view, meaning the date variable from let-date (I think).  

<kendo-scheduler
    <ng-template kendoSchedulerMonthDaySlotTemplate let-date="date">
                ...  
               <div>{{ date | kendoDate : 'dd' }}</div>
 

<kendo-scheduler

    <ng-template kendoSchedulerMonthDaySlotTemplate let-date="date">

                ...  <div>{{ date | kendoDate : 'dd' }}</div> 

The date is just flat out wrong. What's weird is the mouseover shows the correct date.

Again, if I use the old version everything works as expected but the v11 update I'm off by one.

Hello Kendo Team,

Need support for all day events to be shown just like slot events instead of showing it in the all day section at the top.

The use case of this scenario is that it removes the confusion for an end user, and helps them to better understand the available slot for a  particular day.

Also the all day approach has multiple visual bugs for instance if an appointment start date is 17th March- 08 PM to 19th March 04 PM, as the appointment is more than 24 hours it goes to the all day section but then the slots before 08 PM of 17th march is still available and  it is very difficult for an end user to find out that slot.

Hi,

It will be a great addition if the `in` and `notin` (SQL-related) operators are added to the FilterDescriptor.

This happens if the TimePicker is visible on the page and you change your system timezone (like from +2 to +12) and try to open the timepicker.

Hi team,

I am working on a simple UI where kendo combo-box is a "column" of a kendo tree-list. The problem is, the opening and closing of kendo combo-box also expands and collapses the kendo tree-list's row.

I think the event of kendo-combo-box is bubbled to treelist. Is this a bug or am I missing something? 

Here's my Stackblitz example for reproducing the issue (Link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-18guak?file=src/app/app.component.ts)

We are upgrading from @progress/kendo-angular-grid 4.8.0 to 7.4.2 and are running into an issue where a `kendo-grid-command-column` on a non-reorderable single column-sortable grid has gained the `pointer: cursor` CSS style where it did not previously.

The kendo documentation also shows this behavior, implying clicking on the command column header will do something when it will not, unlike the other columns. https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/grid/editing/inline-editing/#toc-using-reactive-forms

kendo-angular-grid 4.8.0:

kendo-angular-grid 7.4.2:

Hello,

I want to request a new control (Powerpoint Viewer) that we can use to slide show Powerpoint (ppt or pptx) files.

the main purpose is to handle the previous and next clicks of slides.

Thanks,

Chakshuta Desai

Hi Kendo Angular team,

It will be a good addition to the Kendo UI internalization to add support for the 'j' input skeleton symbol.

https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-dates.html#dfst-hour

Thank you for your consideration.

Dear Support Team,

I had a problem with the Scheduler-Component

So my Problem was that the Resource[] in the Scheduler-Component did not work as an Array. It always used only the first entry.

I tried to create multiple Resources and filled the Array with them, but I only could use the first Entry to style an event.

Because of this "bug" I had to do a huge workaround to colorize multiple different type of events.

When the user enters each character into the combobox, the system should validate that the resulting value is valid. If not, the system should not display the character

Step to produce:

1. Give focus to combobox

2. Type res

3. System should select Residential

4. Type z

5. System should not accept z character (both values in list that start with res do not have a z as the next character)

6. Type t

7. System should select Restaurant

8. Type y

9. Tap Tab

Expected Result: Restaurant should be selected

<kendo-combobox class="kendo-combobox" [ngClass]="{'inactive-color' : custColor}"
         #comboboxComponent [openOnKendoFocus]="comboboxComponent"
          formControlName="CustType" [data]="custTypes" textField="Description" valueField="CustTypeID"
          [suggest]="true" [valuePrimitive]="true" [allowCustom]="false" (selectionChange)="onCusttypechange($event)">
          <ng-template kendoComboBoxItemTemplate let-dataItem>
            <span class="template_lbl" [ngClass]="{'inactive-color' : dataItem.QInactive}">
              {{ dataItem.Description }}</span>
          </ng-template>
        </kendo-combobox>

As a end user I should be capable of assigning my own accessibility attributes. right now I could see that input automatically mapping area-describedby from hint component. 

Please do the needful.

The TextBox component allows us to specify a template for the prefix and suffix areas by applying the TextBoxPrefixTemplate and TextBoxSufffixTemplate directives to an ng-template.

I would also like to able to specify a template for the actual input area itself. 

My use case for this is that I have a directive that I use within my application that I would normally apply to the <input> tag to ensure some custom processing is undertaken during user input. With the current TextBox component I am unable to do this.

Additionally I would like to specify the autocomplete attribute for the <input> tag to alow the browser to autocomplete things such as shipping-address etc. or even to disable the browser autocomplete completely by setting this to "off". Again this is not possible with the current TextBox but would be easily achievable if I could specify the template for the input area.

If this was implemented as requested I would expect my angular HTML to look something like:

 <kendo-textbox>
   <ng-template kendoTextBoxPrefixTemplate>
       <button kendoButton look="clear" icon="image"></button>
   </ng-template>
   <ng-template kendoTextBoxInputTemplate>
       <input myDirective [autocomplete]="myValue" />
   </ng-template>
   <ng-template kendoTextBoxSuffixTemplate>
       <kendo-textbox-separator></kendo-textbox-separator>
       <button kendoButton fillMode="clear" icon="calendar"></button>
       <kendo-icon name="bell"></kendo-icon>
    </ng-template>
 </kendo-textbox>

The DatePicker control for Angular has a hidden vertical scrollbar on the kendo-virtualization element, which is nested inside the kendo-calendar-navigation and kendo-calendar-viewlist elements. Though it is hidden from view, it is still clickable, and can obscure the selectable dates in the calendar. Clicking it results in activating the scrollbar, which will result in the navigation sidebar scrolling. 

I have attached two screenshots to show the affected areas. Highlighted in red are the areas that when clicked will activate the sidebar scrollbar, and highlighted in blue is the area that will activate the calendar scrollbar, along with their respective elements in the DOM.

It appears the scrollbar is hidden from view via a combination of padding and margin settings from the css below:

.k-calendar .k-content.k-scrollable,
.k-calendar .k-calendar-content.k-scrollable {
    box-sizing: content-box;
    overflow-x: hidden;
    overflow-y: auto;
    display: block;
    padding-right: 100px;
    padding-left: 100px;
    margin-left: -100px;
    margin-right: -117px;
}

I am using Edge Version 105.0.1343.50

Tab Key: When you press the TAB key, the editor loses control of the focus. It is intended to give tab space rather than leave editor control. The indent space actually differs greatly from the tab space.