Provide a built-in Rating component similar to the jQuery Rating component:
Hi,
The cell template would be a good addition to the PivotGrid component allowing developers to customize the cell content.
Thank you for your consideration.
Please provide built-in way to set attributes to the internal Input element. These can be HTML attributes like "autocomplete", "aria-describedby" and others, and also custom attributes if such are required.
Currently the only way to set attributes is programmatically, for example through a custom directive:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-douddd?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts
Related feature request - https://feedback.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/1582022-set-area-describedby-and-area-labelledby-to-form-controls
So far the SplitButton behaves as a single tab stop component. But the component is created by two buttons, one which triggers a single operation and the arrow which only opens the popup.
The arrow should be part of the Tab sequence so the user can open only the popup without the need to use Alt+Down arrow combination.
I have a project that uses Kendo UI for jQuery to work with spreadsheets. I want to recreate the project from scratch in Angular using the Kendo UI for Angular Spreadsheet component.
In jQuery, I am currently using `kendo.spreadsheet.defineFunction()` (docs) to define our custom functions and I would like to do the same in Angular.
When using virtual scrolling and grouping features (currently achieved with kendoGridGroupBinding directive), the ability to control the expanded state of the groups is disabled due to limitation.
The available methods are helpfull when you want to control the state of the groups at runtime, but are not compatible with virtual scrolling since the records are loaded on demand.
It would be nice if we had the ability to collapse and expand all groups of the Grid programatically when using virtual scrolling.
Please provide an opportunity to show a full week available on the Calendar component, even if the end of the week falls on the following month, e.g.:
Same goes for days from previous month, falling in the start week of the current month.
Thank you in advance.
We need copy-pasting data from Excel to Kendo UI for Angular Grid, and it is available in old telerik component for silverlite application
Please add the adornments feature, as available for the TextBox component (https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui-develop/components/inputs/textbox/adornments/).
Hi, Team!
I would like to have a designated Timeline View that displays a whole year.
Best regards!
Hy support team,
i am looking to get a year view of a schedueler but it seems to me that the documentation doesnt adress this point.
is there a workarround ?
2022
januray february March April............................................December
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Hello, Team!
I would like to have a timeline view with custom number of days/weeks.
Currently keyboard navigation in Multiselect is a bit limited in comparison to the same functionality in Multiselect in Kendo UI for jQuery. It would be great if the shortcuts in Multiselect in Kendo for Angular matched shortcuts in Multiselect in Kendo UI for jQuery.
It is really hard to check change log for every component you have. Why not implement common change log for all components.
I already talk to Carl Bergenhem (Product Manager for Kendo UI) about that, and he reply:
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Great suggestion! I’ll sync this with our web site team and try to see if we can create something like this!
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As picture says more then 1000 words, I attach propose solution.
Provide a template that allows modifying the following time slots for the TimeLine view.
Provide an option for setting different input types to the inner input element of the TextBox component.
Possible scenarios are type email and password.
We need to be able to overrride "compare" method in kendo-data-query sort-array.operator. We are using your processData for client side sorting but need to change the "compare" method since we have decimal values already formatted in our objects. Since they are formatted they are technically strings and sorted as such. Currently we had to rip out your processData and call our custom version with a compare method like so: const compare = (a, b) => { if (isBlank(a)) { return a === b ? 0 : -1; } if (isBlank(b)) { return 1; } let a1 = a; if (isNumber(a)) { a1 = toNumber(a); } else if (isDate(a)) { a1 = ensureDate(a); } let b1 = b; if (isNumber(b)) { b1 = toNumber(b); } else if (isDate(b)) { b1 = ensureDate(b); } if (a1.localeCompare) { return a1.localeCompare(b1); } return a1 > b1 ? 1 : (a1 < b1 ? -1 : 0); };