If you gave the Source View "HTML Syntax Highlighting" by default, you would have a winner. Most other editors lack this.

A flip animation when changing between views, links etc. 

Do you have in your Road Map Mobile Charts or is the idea to use the DataViz charts?

Let Kendo work with KnockoutJS.

It would be nice to be able to adjust the values of min, max and step after widget initialization. 

To produce the bugs:

Edit a cell value then the red mark appeared.
 Edit another, the mark is on both cells.
 Click on the first cell, not modify just click the 3rd cell, and the modified mark is disappeared. ( but the cell still modified from the zero state )

Edit a cell value then the red mark appeared.
 Insert a new row, and the mark is disappeared too.

Sorry my English is bad.

István

can the panelbar /tabstrip provide unselect method .this method can unselect all select items

I'd like to be able to react when user clicks or "mouse over" data points in the chart

I would love to see the option for donut chart on pia charts. A nice example: http://www.highcharts.com/demo/pie-donut 

Thanks!

Have a setting causes only the most specific event handler to be fired/triggered.  This would be similar or identical to how a browser determines which value a property will receive when competing selectors are trying to assign it.  http://webdesign.about.com/od/advancedcss/a/aa062706.htm

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Kendo UI for mobile, should provide a default look for NON mobile device. 

We need a pager beyond the grid guys. Did I miss this one? Honestly Kendo Widgets would be good enough so we could build our own components for things like this.

Ability to use template apposed to field(s) in dataTextField and dataValueField. This feature will make control more flexible and customizable on client side. 

In your Grid docs here:  http://www.kendoui.com/documentation/framework/datasource/configuration.aspx

The section on 'update:' doesn't actually show 'update:".  It shows 'read:'

The Grid docs also do not have a good example of where the data for an 'update' comes from.  For example I'm using Rails with MongoDB and I am currently getting an error b/c it says by JSON sent to the server is ill formed.  

"Started PUT "/users/4f98846bd51d1d3903000001" for 127.0.0.1 at 2012-04-25 23:51:30 -0500
Error occurred while parsing request parameters.
Contents:



MultiJson::DecodeError (lexical error: invalid char in json text.
                                       _id=4f98846bd51d1d3903000001&em
                     (right here) ------^
):
"

but with the examples I have no way of figuring out what is the cause on the client side.  It's not fleshed out enough for me to know the right way to fix it and where in all the settings I can do how to fix my JSON.  Which by the way from all I read, the issue is that the params are not compliant with the JSON spec.  They are getting sent down as args, but not JSON args.  Just a string that isn't nested in the proper brackets. "{ ..... }" I assume.

Anyway, that was an example of the kinds of things that the docs need more info on.  Why is the edit data that I am pushiing in the 'update' going as a string that isn't valid JSON even though I specified it is supposed to be JSON, and what way do I intercept it and wrap it to be conformant?

I find myself having to define fields and columns multiple times for use in grids and data sources.   It would be nice to be able to use a single structure that would work for both.   The visible setting would control if the field is displayed in the grid or not.   

For example:

    _myColumns = [
        { field: "Position.Name", title: "Position", width: 20, type: "string", editable: true, visible: false },
        { field: "Headcount.value", title: "Headcount", width: 15, type: "string", editable: true  },
        { field: "FTE.value", title: "FTE", width: 15, type: "string", editable: true  },
        { field: "EmployeeName.value", title: "EmployeeName", width: 50, type: "string", editable: true  },
        { field: "JobCode.value", title: "JobCode", width: 20, type: "string", editable: true  },
        { field: "JobTitle.value", title: "JobTitle", width: 100, type: "string", editable: true  }
    ]

then, this can be used in $().kendoGrid( { columns: mycolumns } ) and the data source $().kendo.data.DataSource( { fields: mycolumns } ). 

Hey,
I am not sure, if it is a bug, or if I am just wrong, but I tried this:

    $(".DatePicker").kendoDatePicker();
    $(".DatePicker").data("kendoDatePicker").enable(false);
    $(".NumericTextBox").kendoNumericTextBox();
    $(".NumericTextBox").data("kendoNumericTextBox").enable(false);

This works fine for all DatePickers, but on NumericTextBoxes it thows an exception ("object is null or undefined"). Using ids to enable/disable NumericTextBoxes works though.

would be great to have the option to set an image in a datagrids title, or alternatively be able to specify a title-template (like row-template but for headers)

Add a new feature to easily export/import current grid settings, such as the column size, page index, page size, column index, etc. This is useful for saving/restoring individual user's custom grid.

This can be added to other databound widgets, too, such as the ListView.

Based on this thread that I created: http://www.kendoui.com/forums/ui/grid/save-load-grid-settings.aspx

Make the grid reactive, in that when the window gets small enough(mobile size),  a possibility could be to have one total column. So instead of a row having 4 columns, each row would have 4 subrows; i.e., it would look more like a treeview. 

The mobile tabstrip is not scrollable and the stacking that takes place when the viewpoort is too narrow to contain all the tabs is unsightly and grabs precious screen real estate