Hi,

I've found a bug in the jQuery template code for Kendo Grids. Seems that it directly injects the name of a field from the data source results under the assumption that the field name is a valid JavaScript identifier (i.e. data.someIdenifier). But when the data source results contain a field name that is a number (as in my case), this results in invalid JavaScript (i.e. data.1234) and causes the Kendo Grid code to error. I notice that in some places in the template code, indexing is used instead of member access (data['someIdentifier'] instead of data.someIdentifier), but not everywhere. I'd recommend using indexing every where to fix this (i.e. data[1234]).