Bug report

Context Menu uses the element selector to focus the element after the Menu is closes

Reproduction of the problem
Open the Dojo - https://dojo.telerik.com/ImuViVAN/3

- select (for example) the 4th textbox

- this time type a key, the context menu will appear (correct)

- use the keyboard and navigate to submenu1, press enter

- Focus is now on the last cell. 

Expected/desired behavior
The Menu focus shall be placed over the correct input element


Environment
Kendo UI version: [all]
Browser: [all ]

Bug report

If a Popup is open and you click a Menu item, the Menu prevents the Popup from closing automatically.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Open this Dojo example - https://dojo.telerik.com/IrEYAqaK/2
2. Click the Open/Close button
3. Hover the Menu item and click the sub-item.

Current behavior

The Menu prevents the Popup from closing

Expected/desired behavior

The Popup should close when the Menu item is clicked.

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2022.2.621
• Browser: [all]

Bug report

When openOnClick is enabled for the root Menu items and also the scrollable option is enabled, when moving the cursor over different subitems, previously hovered remains opened.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Open the Dojo
2. Click on Item 2
3. Hover over Sub Item 1
4. Hover over Sub Item 1.2
5. Move the cursor to hover over Sub Item 2

Current behavior

Both submenus remain opened - the one for SubItem 1 and for SubItem 2

Expected/desired behavior

The previously opened submenu (Subitem 1) should get closed.

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2021.2.511
• Browser: [all ]

I'd like to request adding checkbox functionality to the Kendo UI Menu's api similar to the Kendo UI TreeView.  

I'd like to request the ability to add a public method with the functionality to focus on a specific menu item for navigation purposes.  

Menu - set item highlighted when clicked 
Example: If I click HOME I want home remain highlighted, if I click another item set this item highlighted

its not very easy and transparent to find out what menu item was clicked and what function is to be executed. A simple callback reference would be most convenient. Or at least a simple value to compare. Other advantage is that in case of international translations the code is not impacted

Have the menu act the same as a DropDown with detached Popup which lives in the document.body so it can expand over splitters and other things that hide the menu expansion.