If you gave the Source View "HTML Syntax Highlighting" by default, you would have a winner. Most other editors lack this.
Or will I still need to use CkEditor?
is the kendo ui supported in tablet?
Date and Time Validations & Row Selection in Grid with Checkbox to Enable Delete and Update the Selected Rows
a grid with an editable column will show if there is no data in datasource.
When minimising windows put them in a row at the bottom left of the screen also allow windows to be created in Javascript (see wijmo).
It would be nice to have a built in PDF viewer control in the Kendo UI and Kendo UI Mobile. Especially Mobile so we do not have to search the net for decent controls that may or may not work for the different devices.
The page can contain a text field that may have a different type depending on other conditions. It would be nice to remove widget and initialize another one on the same text field.
I'm building an app that is using DataViz for charting but there are scenarios where it's possible to *not* have any data returned to map out in the chart. I'd like to be able to: - Set an X and Y axis value so the plot area is displayed - Provide either a message, a function or a DOM element which will be displayed over the chart Here's a snippet of how I think the API could expose it: $('#chart').kendoChart({ noData: { seriesMax: 100, category: 'Some category', message: 'No data!' || function () { return 'No Data!' } || $('.no-data-message') } }
Support the same grid footer templating as in asp.net ajax with the same default options for recordcount, pagechange slider etc.
Really Meant to Say "Add a CandleStick Chart"
Add support for multiple axis for charting.
Almost all data drive UI needs a simple pagination control. I've seen other requests ask for other controls to have pagination (like grids) but I just want a properly styled pagination control that could be used to either control another UI control (grid, table, etc) or simply just be hyperlinks.
WebStorm 3.0 is the coolest JavaScript IDE at this point in time and I think its the best complement for Kendo client development. It can be also seen by many developers as perfect statement of Declaration of Independence from Microsoft on behalf of Telerik!
It'd be nice if we could do this through the options and not via a css hack. In the meantime, here is a way to get around it, provided by Georgi Krustev http://jsfiddle.net/krustev/uZUjK/
It seems Kendo UI mobile already covers Android and iOS. Are there plans to incorporate Windows 8 into the roadmap? It would be very appealing to developers if there is one framework that can be used across all platforms.
Probably a looong shot but I vote for prefixing all Kendo functions with simply "k" instead of "kendo". All CSS class names (and Telerik MVC Extensions) simply use "k" (or "t") and that would be great if the rest of the framework followed this approach...
This might sound like a strange request but it would be really nice if KendoUI also provided HTML5/CSS3 templates that could be used in conjunction with the KendoUI framework to develop front-end for Web applications that are specifically designed for Tables and iPhone type devices. I’m a Java, server side developer but in many cases I’m forced to also develop the UI template for my client. Now, in the past I’ve used templates from sites such as TemplateMonster and then simply modified it to suit my clients’ needs. But it would be wonderful that in addition to purchasing the necessary license for the KendoUI, I could also be able to purchase the necessary template for my Web app. Please take this under consideration.
A couple of suggestions for UI widgets 1. Time Pie - A small circle not unlike a pie chart, with the full 24 hour cycle around its perimeter. Example: http://oakland.crimespotting.org/ 2. Calendar Week Bar Chart - A bar chart associated to the calendar week. Example: http://oakland.crimespotting.org/