You should contact me or another lead community expert on ColdFusion to add examples for that platform.
I've been trying to use these great UI widgets in PHP update forms and the lack of documentation on how to use the datasource and widgets together in PHP forms is incredibly frustrating. Seems like it would be a very small job for one of the kendo gurus to come up with the following and add it to the examples and/or documentation: Update forms: In update forms you need to initialize the widget(dropdowns, comboboxes, etc...) with the value of the column in the database and provide the list of options to choose from to edit the data. I assume there is a way to do this using the datasource but there is zero documentation on this. Please provide a simple example with a standard php update form with the widgets pulling the form data from a simple query based on a selected id, just like every standard php form on the web, with clear code showing us how to configure the widgets so that they contain the data from the db when initialized and providing the list of options via the widgets dedicated datasource. This is very simple stuff and should take one of your junior techs 10 minutes and would make some of us very happy. Thanks!
It's a relieve that we can use $('#grid').kendoGrid('refresh') already. Thank you guys! However, it still seems to be a problem when we need to get the instance of a created componente. For example, if you need to access the grid's thead element, the only possible way is through $('#grid').data('kendoGrid').thead. If I try do this the natural way, (e.g. $('#grid').kendoGrid().thead), my grid is reinitialized. That's a pain. The expected behavior for most experienced jQuery users is that if plugin is aready instantiated for a specific element, calling it's initializer method should return the instance, instead of creating it again. Other than that you guys have been brilliant. Never saw anything even close. As I said my coworkers, if KendoUI was a girl, I'd totally marry her. Keep up the good work =]
LESS is a very good idea to use, makes Kendo styles much more readable! However, right now the LESS syntax used to generate styles (ThemeBuilder for example) use a non-official branch of LESS syntax. Unfortunately this makes LESS impossible to compile any other way than using the changed JS libraries and harder to integrate with other LESS in the project. I suggest you either convince the LESS community that the changes are good and merge them into the official branch or consider the possibilities to use official LESS syntax.
Position the grid's sorting icon on the left side of the column header so that it is always visible even when the column header's label is wider than the columns width. This will also eliminate the icon overlap of a narrow column that is sorted and also has the "columnMenu" option set to "true"
Add a method that reverts the last edit to the grid. This way there could be an "Undo" button.
There is a bug with the rendering of the kendoDropDownList When having a site with the following structure: <body> <div id="site"> <-- other content --!> </div> </body> The site div is streched to support a footer appearing at the bottom: #site { min-height: 100%; height: auto !important; height: 100%; } The first time you open the dropdown box it will appear 9.5 px to the left then where is supposed to be, the second time it appears correct.
I created a custom theme using the theme builder. I then created a grid (using the MVC wrappers) and included a column menu. When I drop down the column menu there are no sprites drawn for sort, filter etc - there are in the provided Telerik themes. These images should also be included with custom themes.
A container where we can open anyfile (i.e. doc, pdf, msg, xls,ppt,jpg, gif) currently we have to use window.open method which is not efficient!
Textbox control which keeps extending until we finish typing. something like what iOS have when we want to add note in contact.
Add widgets and code to allow real Metro-style UI in web development. Boxes, fonts, widgets, panel-flow.
Hi, I good idea could be if we can define a "Top Level Class Name" for css class to custom stylesheet produced by themebuilder. Example: Image to use one of your standard stylesheet if i have in my page (razor) @(Html.Kendo().DropDownList().Name("ControlName") ... ) that for sure render with the theme loaded in html header section and after i put <div class="MyCustomClassNameForKendoUiWidget"> @(Html.Kendo().DropDownList().Name("ControlName2") </div> that will be render with an different stylesheet loaded in header section of my page and that was produced by your ThemeBuilder What i obtain is to use different styles for KendoUI widget in same page.
1. Allow scrollview to be in "vertical scroll" mode 2. Allow the ability to HIDE the page indicator
Find Node or search mode
Ability to take over the default sort and do a custom sort on the grid. This will be really helpful for formatted columns that requires a separate sort logic.
Ability to cancel default sort on the grid
Currently when using the Column Menu, there is no visual queue to indicate that the column has a filter applied to it.
On Kendo's grid Custom Command, there's a bug with "text" object of "command". The bug is we can't use space in the "text" object, not even %20. This is because the "text" object is appended on class attribute of the command button.
On Kendo's grid Custom Command, there's a bug with "text" object of "command". The bug is we can't use space in the "text" object, not even %20. This is because the "text" object is appended on class attribute of the command button.