The drawer widget can be opened either via a button click or the user swiping anywhere. Our users consider this unexpected behavior, and often wonder what they are looking at after an accidental swipe.

If you have multiple axes shown on a chart it can be hard to determine which axis relates to a particular data point. 

Currently you can use color to visually tie them together (see http://demos.kendoui.com/dataviz/bar-charts/multiple-axes.html) but this isn't a great solution.

What would be nice is an option to highlight the appropriate axis when you hover over a data series point (similar to the new feature where data series is highlighted when you hover over the legend)

Is there any plan to provide WEB API server wrap? If so, we can use it in web and mobile at the same time.

Add a control similar to the one found here:
http://demo.aspnetawesome.com/LookupDemo/Index

I believe that all the components needed to create this control already exist, then it would suffice to encapsulate in a single control (plus a template for the form of research)

It would be something similar to edit popup already exists for the grid, except that would be linked to a texbox (or dropdownlist)

Steps to reproduce the bug

1) create a grid that uses “In Cell” editing and have a validation on a cell (in this example i will use a required field)
2) click in the required cell
3) click out of the required cell to cause the validation error to fire
4) click back into the cell which had the validation error
5) press escape 
6) click into a different cell and enter a value
7) click out of the cell 

This will cause the cell the be edited but it will not be marked as dirty!!!

The issue is that multiple submit handlers are getting assigned to the form I’ve updated the following to remove submit handlers after submit has been called.

I made a change to the telerik.grid.editing.min.js file to resolve the issue.  setting the submit handler to null after submitting the form seems to do the trick

_validateForm: function (n) {
            var o = this.form();
            if (o.length) {
                var p = o.validate();
                if (p) {
                    this.validate();
                    p.settings.submitHandler = function () {
                        n();
                        p.settings.submitHandler = a.noop
                    };
                    o.submit();

                    p.settings.submitHandler = null;
                }
            }
        },

I would like the ability to make the End Date filed optional when creating a recurring appointment via the Kendo Scheduler.

We use KendoUI more and more in our Dynamics CRM development.  Having the KendoUI support script# would make our choice to utilize Kendo even easier.  Today if we want to use Kendo then a separate TypeScript project is used.

Using the following example project for a multiselect in a Grid:
http://www.kendoui.com/code-library/permalink/boByv66aG2OF1P8AAFTdxQ

Failure steps:
1) Run the project as-is.
2) Edit any grid line.
3) Add a Territory by typing the first few letters and pressing enter to select the highlighted item.
4) Save the grid line

Issue:
In the Update action, the ModelState is not valid and the Territories list in the EmployeeViewModel has null entries for the first X items (equivalent the the number of items existing before the update).

The data POSTed from the grid seems to be inconsistent. New items are posted as TerritoryViewModel-type objects but the existing items are posted as the value (id) only.

Note: Adding at least one item by clicking with the mouse magically resolves this issue and all items are posted as complete objects.

Currently templates for editing are just supported in the Popup mode. In many cases we need to change whole row in the Inline Editing mode.
In this occasion when the user pressed Edit button in the grid, all columns will be vanished and we are able to render a template with different controls and functionality. 

There should be a textbox bindind to a field available.

Have a way to be able to save Kendo charts via a server API so that the the charts can be saved without having to view them in a browser. This would be useful for something like adding charts to generated pdfs.

This functionality is already available for ASP AJAX Charts.

Thanks

I've been trying out your new Drawer feature (which is awesome to have), but I've had to go back to the one I already coded because of a couple of missing features, that I find to be part of the standard usability of the native drawers:
* There's some quirkiness when I click on the button to expand; sometimes it registers two clicks and immediately closes the menu.
* If I open the drawer, and I'm already on a section (e.g. Settings), if I click on Settings again, I want it to close the drawer. Right now, since it is not navigating to a new view nothing happens. In my code I like to register any click on the drawer as a closing action, though I recognize that this may not work for everyone.
* I use a listener so that whenever the view changes in the application the drawer is also closed. This handles the case where some button on the drawer may do some processing, and may or may not change the view, but if it does, I'm ready to use that view, and should now be taken directly to it. For example, a Facebook login button. If the app is already authorized, and the user logged in, clicking a "Connect" button in the drawer may run background code and just change the button text from "Connect" to "Logout". But, if the user is not logged in, then it closes the drawer and shows the login screen.
* I like to tie the Android menu button to the menu toggle function with onDeviceReady and the Cordova "menubutton" event.
* I also like to tie the Android back button to first check if the drawer is open. If so, it closes the drawer and does nothing more. If the drawer is closed instead, then it allows the action to carry on to the next handler.
* The last point is personal preference (and I wouldn't care if the other features above existed), but I prefer that the titlebar stays in place, and the drawer slides out underneath of it, only covering the .km-content and .km-footer areas, and not .km-view-title.

Listviews are great tools and the drag and drop feature works well. But it would be great to be able to reorder items in a listview

The Editor widget would be configurable to support (GitHub Flavored) Markdown syntax and would optionally display a live preview of the text.

Provide a product migration guide from your sister products (e.g., silverlight controls, radcontrols) which presents use cases such as: "If you have a asp.net radgrid such as...  you could do the same task similarly with KendoUI by..."   

Having complementary examples implemented using your various product types instills a bit of confidence that interfaces created in one environment could potentially be emulated or duplicated in another.  With maybe some best practices or "known gotchas".

My application need the ability to display data using a logarithmic X axis.  Kendo doesn't seem to do this but it is available with Flot using a transform option.
              xaxis: {
                    transform: function (v) { return Math.log(v); },
                    inverseTransform: function (v) { return Math.exp(v); }
                },

The transform function supports many other was of reinterpreting the axis so it does much more than just Logarithmic displays.

I love the look of Kendo.  Please consider adding this to your visualization package!

Tick marks on charts have only been partially implemented.  Add the ability to show major ticks at step intervals (as done with labels) and show minor ticks between the major ones.  Allow this option on all charts (or at least column, line and area charts) and on X and/or Y axis.

Hi.
I find bug in StockChart version 2013.2.716 (2013.2.626 is ok):

$("#stock-chart").kendoStockChart({
                dataSource: {
                    transport: {
                        read: {
                            url: "boeing-stock.json",
                            dataType: "json"
                        }
                    }
                },
                title: {
                    text: "The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA)"
                },
                dateField: "Date",
                series: [{
                    type: "line",
                    field: "Open",
                    name: "Open",
                }],
                navigator: {
                    series: {
                        type: "area",
                        field: "Close"
                    },
                    select: {
                        from: "2000/01/01",
                        to: "2010/01/01"
                    }
                },
                categoryAxis: { ... }
            });

[
    {
        "Date": "2000/01/03",
        "Open": 41.62,
        "High": 41.69,
        "Low": 39.81,
        "Close": 40.12,
        "Volume": 2632000
    },
    {
        "Date": "2000/01/04",
        "Open": 39.88,
        "High": 41.12,
        "Low": 39.75,
        "Close": 40.12,
        "Volume": 3584700
    },
    {
        "Date": "2000/01/05",
        "Open": null,
        "High": 43.31,
        "Low": 41.38,
        "Close": 42.62,
        "Volume": 7631700
    },
    {
        "Date": "2000/01/06",
        "Open": 42.25,
        "High": 43.44,
        "Low": 41.12,
        "Close": 43.06,
        "Volume": 4922200
    },
    {
        "Date": "2000/01/07",
        "Open": 43.88,
        "High": 44.88,
        "Low": 43.69,
        "Close": 44.12,
        "Volume": 6008300
    },
...
]

I set line series type and json data have null value.

I implemented the Kendo Scheduler widget in a Kendo Window today. The events of the scheduler did not show any resizing handles on hover. It showed up that this problem is caused by a CSS style in kendo.common.min.css stylesheet
where one is applied to .k-window .k-resize-handle (opacity and font size set to zero). Just a little bug, but it took me some time to figure out the cause..:)

all selectable widgets can have clearSelection() method like kendoGrid.clearSelection()