It appears that label rotation on charts will rotate on the label's center point.  If you have long labels for a column chart, then a rotation of "35" would cause labels to start at the wrong spot, and it pretty much unusable in that state.  The start of the label should be directly below the chart point in this case.  Maybe there should be a way to specify the rotation point on the label...something similar to "start", "middle", "end".  In my example, if I could tell it to rotate 35 degrees from the beginning of the label, it would render correctly.

We currently use ObjectPlanets EasyCharts and they allow you to define a drill-down URL that can be associated with each line or bar. This allows us to have a bar chart on a page with a data grid. When the user clicks a bar, a URL is posted to the server that populates the data grid with more detail on the selected chart item.

A bubble chart without nothing inside is not that helpful, if you can set an icon or image inside the bubble itself can give quickly a hint of what it is. Also it would be nice, if the same bubble value changes position, to have an animation where it grows or shrinks while moving to the next position, instead of completely redrawing the bubble.

I want to display a table below the chart with values as in this example  - http://telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/chart-plot-area-data-table.html
I am wondering if Kendo/Telerik can do it? If not, I think it would be a great idea that we be able to manipulate the data in this way?

We need functionality to allow annotations to charts (e.g. free text).

We need to annotate our charts with text that is:

- not a series value or note
- not a category note
- has no relationship with the plot data
- not a title

An example is text outlining the source of the data, 

We have succeeded in annotating charts with Snap.svg.js but the annotations do not survive the imageDataUrl() function for download (or the svg() function).

Axis & series notes won't achieve what we want to do.

We need to place free text (for example) at the top-left, top-right, bottom-left or bottom-right of the SVG.  Most importantly, it would need to be incorporated in the imageDataUrl and svg methods.

It'd be useful to have more things built into DataViz to allow for keyboard accessibility and screenreader usage of the charts.

User want to drag the series point as well as series line(whole series line) in any direction, so the user can move the series where he want, please refer the below URL, where user can move the series point in vertical direction only, likewise the user want to drag the series point as well as series line in any direction, so he can set the threshold  limit where he want by using the custom series and analysis the chart against his threshold limit

http://jsfiddle.net/SpaceDog/QsKaJ/1/

Please provide a property that will enable the ValueAxis of Radar Chart to be visible on top of the RadarArea series.

Currently, if the RadarArea Series has the opacity property set to 1.0, it masks the ValueAxis. To make the ValueAxis visible, the RadarArea's opacity should be reduced and this in turn makes the color of RadarArea less appealing.

Please provide a feature whereby we can make the ValueAxis visible through the RadarArea series without compromising on the opacity.

Would it be possible to change the position of the navigator ?

It would be nice to be able to choose between top and bottom.

We already have click events for the plot area, axis labels, etc., but a click event for the chart title is conspicuously absent.

I have received development requests that would require this, but currently have no available workaround to allow it.

When I create a chart with multiple axis, if an axis has negative values and others don't, the zero is wrong positioned on the Y axis with negative values. Currently it can only be positioned manually with min and max values. It would be great a new option to do it automatically. Example: http://dojo.telerik.com/IYavE

Update your stock chart with Financial indicators, like SMA, EMA, VWAP and many more. These indicators are useful in trading analysis.

User clicking on legend currently hides/shows that series on the chart. Would be great to have a public method that does the same so we can show/hide a series programmatically. (Like the private _legendItemClick method currently does.)

I suggest to add some simple arithmetic for the stack values and display them as label to explain the chart in a profession way. Such as showing the total time of all usage for the meeting room. So use sum({0}, {1}) and display it on top of the bar chart.

Currently the shared tooltip's position gets in the way of actually seeing the current category's series, as well as hindering any attempts to click on any series behind the tooltip.

Ideally, the tooltip should form off to the side of the current category's visible/clickable elements, either dynamically based on room available, or statically based on configuration (top, bottom, left, right). 

Chart series are defined with custom marker color & type(Triangle, Square). The color applied in the series get reflect in the legend color but the market type defined at series not applied to the legend.

By default all the legends are displayed as "Square" is there a way to customize or overrride to get allign with the marker style defined in each series.

I would like to set dashtype, line color, line width and other line segment properties for individual line segments (between two points) of a line type series in kendo chart.

this functionality is available in Microsoft charts.

note, I can set the dashtype for the entire line no problem. I have a requirement to change the dashtype for different sections of the line. maybe starting dashed, then long dash, then solid to indicate different aspects of the data being charted.

it would be great to be able to use a function to return dashtype, line color, line width and other line segment properties based on a e.dataitem.?

It would be nice be able to have a "broken" value axis on charts. Particularly bar charts, but it may apply to others.

Something to this effect: http://peltiertech.com/images/2011-11/Ybroken.png