Currently when a new row is added to the grid, it will be inserted according to its initial values and the grid's sort order, but this means it may or may not be visible on the page the user is looking at. In this case the user gets no indication that a new row has been added and will have to page through the grid to find the new row.

First, it would be helpful if there was a way to apply a format for an entire column (except for, obviously, header and footer rows). This would prevent us from having to write a script that loops over every row to format every 3rd column (for example) to a specific format.

In addition, it would be nice to be able to use Kendo formats for columns and have that automatically translated into Excel formats. In my case, I have to write a translation layer that, in my opinion, would be much simpler if it was incorporated into the back end. If this could even auto-format to match the format used in the grid display on the page, it would be even better.

When using numeric text box with AngularJS - the model value should be affected by using the arrows, just like it's affected by typing inside the control.

Many other libraries provide responsive widget like charts, graphs, Gantt charts, Tables and so on. For the widgets in Kendo that are not responsive, when will that happen?

The functionality of the RadTagCloud control in UI for ASP.NET AJAX would be a handy addition to the UI for MVC toolset.

Changing the min / max value of the progressbar isn't possible.  For now, we have to destroy the progressbar and recreate a new one using the new min / max values.

Kendo UI supports PDF export. It would be great if you could add glyph mirroring support to it as well (https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/blob/master/src/core/bidi.js). PDF export of RTL languages such as Arabic and Persian need this trick to work properly.

For setters in general this shouldn't cause any trouble to return the widget so I could perform more things with it.

For the get-set functions (like value() etc..), if I get a parameter this means I'm using it as a setter hence I might want to do something else with the widget later on... "Chainability" jQuery style.

A small code snippet to illustrate:
//the datePicker is already in place and has been initialized somewhere else
//I would like to be able to do this:
datePicker = $("#aDatePicker") //jQuery Selector
  .getKendoDatePicker() //retrieve the picker
  .setOptions(dpOptions) //set new options
  .value(aDate); //set the current date

//Instead of this:
datepicker = $("#aDatePicker").getKendoDatePicker();
datepicker.setOptions(dpOptions);
datepicker.value(aDate);

Regards
Carlos A Luengas

Expand your Moonlight theme for use with the Mobile UI

My company currently uses KendoUI Professional (license) widgets quite extensively. And until very recently it was side-by-side with the Javascript Infoviz Toolkit (http://thejit.org) for just one reason: KendoUI had no Treemap widget. And now it has. But. The Infoviz treemap has neat Tooltip on mouse hover functionality, which our business users love greatly. 

Here's an example: http://philogb.github.io/jit/static/v20/Jit/Examples/Treemap/example1.html 

Could you please implement more events (there are two at the moment) for Treemap widget, so that it enables use of KendoUI Tooltip widgets?

Kendo grid angular is having option to rebind which works fine perfectly but the aggreates on the column footer are not updated when the k-options for the grid are changed.
the sum is displayed as undefined next time when the value for the grid option is changed .

Let's say I'm using an autocomplete to choose a country: I know I can format the list with a template, but at the moment I can't have the inner value of the widget to be the ISO code and the input text value to be the description + ISO country code.
For example, the user types "ita" in the input box, the list shows an element with "[flag] Italy". When the user clicks on that row, the input box changes to "Italy - IT", and the Autocomplete istance would return "IT".

After a bit of poking, I found that KendoUI has an internal dependency to jQuery. Hidden external dependencies to external framework, especially once with known compatibility issue between revisions, should be removed.

This is even more vital when more than one of your competitors have web controls with no external dependencies.

http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/kendo

Optional namespace too look in when instantiating Kendo UI widgets.

should be:

Optional namespace to look in when instantiating Kendo UI widgets.

Also, maybe you could give one example for each of the following: 

element String |jQuery |Element

I think the code example is using "jQuery" '$("#view")'.

It would be nice to know what a "string" and "Element" version would look like.  Since I'm new I would be guessing how to put a "string" or "Element" version into the bind method. 

Allow creation of custom labels that can be placed any where on the chart surface using x, y coordinates.

Many times, we had to implement workarounds to compensate a feature that isn't available in Kendo (User voice is full of those missing features).  Sometime, a small change in Kendo's source code may be a solution to complex workaround.

Knowing that Kendo UI has been build over many open source libraries, it would be nice to use the same spirit by allowing users to contribute to Kendo if they want to do so.  Users could help adding features to existing widgets but they could also help to improve the documentation or by creating demos.

You'll still have to review the submitted code to make sure it meets Kendo's standards but I'm sure Kendo and the users would both get the benefits of those contribution.

Need "Diamond" marker type in kendo chart

In the demo:
http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/slider/index
Slider / Basic Usage
demo

If you create sliders with different max, min, smallStep, and largeStep
attributes the tops of the verticle sliders won't line up unless 
you have

   vertical-align: top;

set.

Maybe you could add this to your demo code.

---
	In the Style ...  "div.eqSlider {"

		vertical-align: top;
---

The demo all align because these 4 attributes are all set to the same values.
If you modify the demo so one is different it won't line up
in IE9.  FF35 lines up unless you use a large max and a small min to cause no
hash marks to show up.
 IE: -31 to 31

Below are some changes to the demo that makes the tops not line up.

...
	<input class="eqSlider" value="10" />
	<input class="eqSliderBig" value="15" /> <!-- Changed to use ...Big -->
...
	$(".eqSlider").kendoSlider({
		orientation: "vertical",
		min: -20,
		max: 20,
		smallStep: 1,
		largeStep: 20,
		showButtons: false
	});

	/* Added Big to make the last slider have a different max,min */
	$(".eqSliderBig").kendoSlider({
		orientation: "vertical",
		min: -30,
		max: 30,
		/* Change to -31 to 30 and no hash lines will show up and FF35 won't * align tops */
		smallStep: 1,
		largeStep: 20,
		showButtons: false
	});
...

div.eqSlider {
	display: inline-block;
	margin: 0 12px;
	height: 122px;
	vertical-align: top;
	/* Added to make tops align even if the max, min, smallStep, or largeStep are different */
	/* Remove and the tops won't align in IE9 */
}

/* Added for the ...Big slider */
div.eqSliderBig {
	display: inline-block;
	margin: 0 12px;
	height: 122px;
	vertical-align: top;
	/* Added to make tops align even if the max, min, smallStep, or largeStep are different */
	/* Remove and the tops won't align in IE9 */
}

...

We use your grids, combo boxes and such in highly customized way, and most of them use custom functionality to complete a feature we need.

In many cases these are some default features we would like to apply to all controls of a certain type.

For example, we use a script which forces the user when using a combo box to always select a value and not enter incomplete text. This through script works like a charm, but a big problem is that each and every combo in our application must have this applied.

Another example is responsive grids....we have a script in place which on a certain resolution transforms your grid into a responsive table. This also works like a charm. The problem is that we only now made the script...we now need to apply it manually to 120+ grids in our application.

It would also be great if you would make the global event handler chainable with the regular one (so for example first the global one first from queue, then the regular one).

Aslo it would be great if it would receive the affected grid in the arguments so that we can also make selector logic...for example all grids which have some css class...execute desired functionality.

This would help SO much!