Often when you get a plotAreaClick, a specific dataItem is highlighted with a tooltip showing.

When this happens, if you click on the plot area, but miss the actual data point, I would like to execute code like if seriesClick was triggered.

Example: in my tooltip I tell people to "Click to search", which opens a dialog with extra information about that data point. This works great in my seriesClick handler, since I can access the data point. If they miss the point, it triggers a plotAreaClick. They still see the tooltip for the item, but I can't open the search as I don't know which dataItem is current.

An alternative solution would be to expose whichever dataItem is currently responsible for the tooltip.

 when i try to drag and drop the treeview nodes from top of the treeview to the bottom (last node) of the treeview,while dragging, the window does NOT scroll automatically.
Scroll bar should automatically scroll to the draging direction

Support for more styling options for labels, for example, ability to add "text-decoration" to make the label look like a hyperlink.

When working in a team based setting where you have developers and functional specification owners what is your approach? Is there anything available in Kendo UI that allows groups to collaborate on UI concepts before the first line of code is written? How does one offer feedback? Kendo sounds like its a development platform but where is the UI ideation taking place to firm up what the product will provide while giving an early stage visual tease? These would be tools that specification owners could use to flesh out the functionality. 

So my question is how do you guys do this in your shops?

Step-functionality on Major Ticks? On a LineChart I use the "categoryAxis.labels.step"-functionality so not all labelsare displayed, is it possible to display only those Major Ticks in the CategoryAxis where a label is displayed?  

All the ticks inside the range can be the same color of range

Hi,

We are working with HTML 5 and using KendoUI we noticed that many control (specially with popup like dropdown, etc.) are not compatible with HTML Responsive technique.

What we want is that a dropdown, when see into a smartphone browser, use standard mobile input control and not a styled overlay popup.

Add a toolbar button that removes all formatting from the selected text.

Allow to customize and define what html attributes to be rendered as part of the LI elements of the navigation widgets.

Add support for drawing box plots (aka box-and-hiskers).  Include capability to display outliers.

I sugest new callbacks in scrollview, like before and after callbacks, to made easy create new behaviors, like a carousel with a previous and next buttons.

And update the change callback, when I used the function scrollTo, the change callback isn`t been called.

Allow pinch to zoom images to start zoomed out.  The "pinch to zoom" feature demonstrated at  http://demos.kendoui.com/mobile/view/zoomable.html is useless for most practical applications.  Go to the camera app on your phone and look at photos you took - they start zoomed out and then you can zoom in on them if desired.  If you had to zoom each one out to look at it, that would be incredibly obnoxious.

I need to be able to bind similar to:

  <%= Html.Telerik().TreeView()
                .Name("TreeView")
                .DragAndDrop(settings => settings
                    .DropTargets(".drop-container")
                )
                .ClientEvents(events => events
                    .OnNodeDrop("onNodeDrop")
                )
                .BindTo(Model, mappings =>
                {
                    mappings.For<Employee>(binding => binding
                            .ItemDataBound((item, employee) =>
                            {
                                item.Text = String.Format("{0} {1}", employee.FirstName, employee.LastName);
                                item.ImageUrl = Url.Content("~/Content/TreeView/Common/contact.png");
                                item.Expanded = true;
                            })
                            .Children(employee => employee.Employees));
                })
                .HtmlAttributes(new { @class = "t-group" })
        %>


and have the functionality of sorting, filtering

Add an Image Properties section to the image manager dialog, similar to the one in RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX: http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/xhtmlvalidatortrackchangesformatcodeblockdialogs/defaultcs.aspx

Telerik has a graphical timepicker control that we're using on desktop applications (WinForms). We'd like something similar for web-apps deployed to our intranet/extranet. The essential features for us are the AM|PM toggle; the display of the 12 hours in several columns and the ability of the developer to define/limit the minutes interval (e.g. 15, 30, 45, 00) in the bottom pane. We are using 15-minute intervals and so the current Kendo dropdown-list timepicker would have to contain 96 items. The Telerik visual approach avoids a long scrolling list:

http://www.telerik.com/products/winforms/editors.aspx#timepicker

Implement screen boundary detection for the depicted widgets and adjust the popup position to be completely shown in the visible area of the browser.

How about a simple addition to zooming, whereby the zoom just automatically zooms into the current data set by filtering off the outer elements? For example, have a zoomStep property, which defines the number of elements to filter off the start and end of the data. This would allow really simple zooming without having to write filters and would allow for easy use in shared code scenarios (eg, we have a single Knockout custom binding for all our charts).

Currently the Kendo AutoComplete can show more than one piece of data in the drop down when you define the template accordingly. The downside is that you can't have header to describe each piece of information.

When many columns still visible in the grid, but not in the columnMenu, the last columnMenu entry is disabled rather than checking it is the last grid column. 
The method to avoid this is to wait using a timeout() and re-enable all checkboxes in the DOM after the click event, which is not sensitive to which grid the event is occurring as the columnMenu is outside the grid element.