What we want is the color of the Placeholder text in the DatePicker control to match the color of the Placeholder text in other controls. When a value is selected, the text color should return back to the initial color. Currently I don't see a good way to add styles to handle the state of whether there's a valid value, partial value, or no value.
It should be possible to apply missing semantic information to the rendered code of a web application to support handicapped users to get the most possible benefit of the Kendo UI framework.
Provide support for the components. Interestingly I can't select Charting which is the component I need support for. Please improve!
I wish there was a way to build dashboard layouts easily by end users from a selection of widgets (components) configured by developer You have something like that in Sortable but that does not work with components and the user is not able to set the layout - initially you can think about using the Splitter control (that is planned to release) and later perhaps make it more functional by incorporating collapsible panels.
Range picker for numeric values
Hello Team, I would like to request for Card View Just like List View in Kendo UI Jquery. So that, users can interchange between kendo grid and card view. Also, I would like to have all the features provided by grid. EG: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/listview/editing
State: MA
Comments: http://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/getting-started/#toc-project-setup states:
"The latest versions of the packages target Angular v4.4.6 (latest LTS) and v5.x (latest official)."
I believe this is somewhat dated - it doesn't match the information at https://angular.io/guide/releases
Also, the same Getting Started page refers to Angular 6 ("...As of the Angular 6 release, Angular CLI introduces the ng add command..."), which kind of implies you're supporting 5.x (the current latest LTS) and 6.x.
utm_source:
There is page includes 2 component: 1. DatePicker with placeHolder is 'placeHolder first value' 2. Button to handle event onChange when clicked. When the button is clicked, change the placeholder value to 'placeHolder second value' How to do that with Kendo UI for Angular 2+. ? Thank you. Contact via skype quanhungbang | email : quanhungbang@gmail.com
The check-box styles for the Kendo themes are beautiful, but they are still static in size. As anyone who has tried can assert, it is very difficult to scale and resize check-boxes, since they don't behave the same way as most other controls.
It would be absolutely wonderful if the Kendo suite had a way to do this, such as ...
```
<form class="k-form">
<div class="k-form-field">
<input type="checkbox" id="ch1" class="k-checkbox" checked />
<label class="k-checkbox-label" for="ch1">Checkbox 1</label>
<input type="checkbox" id="ch2" class="k-checkbox" checked disabled />
<label class="k-checkbox-label" for="ch2">Checkbox 2</label>
<input type="checkbox" id="ch3" class="k-checkbox">
<label class="k-checkbox-label" for="ch3" [scale]="2">Checkbox 3</label>
</div>
</form>
```
Please add support to the @progress/kendo-angular-intl library for the following Norwegian locales: Norwegian, Nynorsk (Norway) Sami (Northern) (Norway) Sami (Southern) (Norway) Sami (Lule) (Norway)
On a feedback portal search and paging is not working.
Open feedback portal and enter search criteria with more then five item. example
When you want to view result for second page, search is not preserved (it is empty).
I would like to allow users to sort single and multiple at the same time.
This could be achieved by adding another option to SortSettings: Single | Multiple | SingleShiftMultiple. The name is not the best proposal, but describes desired behaviour:
By default when user click column, previous sort is cleared and new is applied. But if user holds down shift key, new sort is added to SortDescriptor[] (current behaviour for multiple).
Can we have document viewer for angular can show/display/preview different file format?
like .PDF, any type of image file {png, jpg, jpeg, bmp}, .docx, .doc, .txt, .xls, .xlsx, .msg
Consider the possibility of leveraging reusable HTML components with Kendo Angular or any other Kendo toolset:
https://caniuse.com/#search=components
Reproduction
- Create a grid with the capability to add new rows, e. g. here: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/grid/editing/editing-template-forms/
- Now, the grid's editor row will open above the first row.
We got the feedback that in some scenarios it might be more intuitive to open the editor row below the last row since the user expects to "append" new rows at the end.
Hello,
The PDF export component does not seem to handle tables that are in the editor content. In the Stackblitz example I included, which is based off of the PDF export demo under the Editor component, the table borders do not show in the editor and in the exported PDF. In my own practice, any editor version 8 and above will not export the tables to PDF. In fact, the exported PDF is blank no matter what is in the editor. Here is what I am using. When I change the editor version to 0.7.0, the PDF export works (albeit without table support). I would like to be able to export the tables that inside of the editor's content to PDF. This problem only started happening after I updated my editor to versions 0.8.0 and above.
<kendo-pdf-export #pdf paperSize="Letter" margin="1cm" [scale]="scale">
<kendo-editor #editor iframe="false" style="align-self: auto; padding: 20px; height: 90vh; width: 24cm; margin: 0 auto;" [(value)]="value"
(dragover)="onDragOver(event)" (drop)="onDrop(event)">
<kendo-toolbar>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorUndoButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorRedoButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorBoldButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorItalicButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorUnderlineButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorStrikethroughButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorSubscriptButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorSuperscriptButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAlignLeftButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAlignCenterButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAlignRightButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAlignJustifyButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-dropdownlist kendoEditorFormat></kendo-toolbar-dropdownlist>
<kendo-toolbar-dropdownlist kendoEditorFontSize></kendo-toolbar-dropdownlist>
<kendo-toolbar-dropdownlist kendoEditorFontFamily></kendo-toolbar-dropdownlist>
<kendo-toolbar-colorpicker kendoEditorForeColor></kendo-toolbar-colorpicker>
<kendo-toolbar-colorpicker kendoEditorBackColor></kendo-toolbar-colorpicker>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorInsertUnorderedListButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorInsertOrderedListButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorIndentButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorOutdentButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorCreateLinkButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorUnlinkButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-editor-insert-table-button></kendo-editor-insert-table-button>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAddColumnBeforeButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAddColumnAfterButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAddRowBeforeButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorAddRowAfterButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorDeleteColumnButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorDeleteRowButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorDeleteTableButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar-buttongroup>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorInsertFileButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorInsertImageButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button kendoEditorViewSourceButton></kendo-toolbar-button>
<kendo-toolbar-button text="Export as PDF"
[icon]="'pdf'"
(click)="pdf.saveAs('editor-content.pdf')"></kendo-toolbar-button>
</kendo-toolbar>
</kendo-editor>
</kendo-pdf-export>
There is a dearth of browser inline editors for Word documents. It appears that the only viable solution currently out there is to implement WOPI and this standard is complex, poorly documented and extremely difficult to implement. There are some alternatives out there:
- https://www.zoho.com/officeplatform/integrator/wopi-alternative.html
- https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/
The former is incredibly expensive because it charges per API call (effectively charging each time a document is opened or edited) and the latter is overly complex and for Linux users.
A further alternative is syncfusion's document editor. This editor is good but loses formatting.
Surely it would be possible to unravel Word's open xml format and load it into a modified version of the Rich text Editor?
If ComboBox is used in a form and its required, screen readers will not pick up this information since it is not passed on to the underlying input field.
The example a nice workaround, but a final solution should have this automatically implemented by the control.
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-2ck3gu