For KendoUI Mobile, it would be great to have a controle that display an alphabetical index (a-z), much like the Windows Phone 7 jump list. 

This could be bound to the first letter filter property of a list control (grid or else). 

Provide default mode for Kendo Mobile.

When working in kendo mobile web applications, give the user the ability to specify a default or fallback render mode if iOS, blackberry, or droid are not found.

Implement it much in the same way you implement the platform application property but instead of saying use this platform for all render modes, this property would equate to saying use this mode IF none of the other supported modes within Kendo Mobile are not found.

This also would be good for future development as you add render modes we could response with our "default" style.

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.

There may be cases where you need to fully refresh / reload a remote view  after CRUD operations instead of amending the data in the view via ajax / jquery.

In my case I had already built an application and hoped I could plugin Kendo Mobile UI for a mobile version, but have ended up having to change the way the application works to use the Datasource component.

So if purging loaded remote views cache is something that may be considered for future releases, that would be great.

It would be nice to be able to display data visually - basic network graphs using layouts such as Hyperbolic tree and Radial tree. 

Provide a bundle for TextMate that includes snippets and code coloring.

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!

The step style for lines in a chart is very useful for logging digital data changes however in Kendo it only can be applied to line charts and not scatter lines where it would be very useful for telemetry displays.

A choice of step first or step last where the visual change appears attached to the previous point on on the new point would be especially useful.

Having the ability to do "in-line edits" can sometimes be helpful.  Here is a link to a jquery plugin I use often. Perhaps this would be something useful for Kendo.

http://www.appelsiini.net/projects/jeditable

The Book control is great in Silverlight. It may be possible to create a similar control in Kendo

The forum is great but missing some critical features.

- Search a specific Topic area "Kendo UI Framework" or forum like "Data Source"
- Active Threads (show threads updated to today or since last visit)
- More notification options

Seems like lots of Chart features are yet to be implemented.  I want to use jQuery to hack positioning of elements like axis titles and replacing some rendered paths with images, but without classes the selections would be expensive and maybe imprecise.

This will help take some of the heat off Telerik while users wait for more functionality in the next release. Let us modify what we need!

The ability to show confidence intervals (80% and 95% intervals). Something like what can be done with the Percentiles plugin for Flotcharts:
  http://www.flotcharts.org/flot/examples/percentiles/index.html

Navigator works great.  Pan and Zoom work great.  But when you try both on the page zooming and panning completely mess up the data navigator.

I realize pan and zoom are new so maybe this is already in the works.

My support ticket pointing out the problem:
  http://www.telerik.com/account/support-tickets/view-ticket?threadid=1013202

Like jQuery 2.0, a version that leaves behind the older Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 browsers. In return it is smaller, faster, and can be used in JavaScript environments where the code needed for old-IE compatibility often causes problems of its own

The horizontal data selection for line charts works great...for the applications I need to build, I also need the same sort of selection vertically. Please consider implementing this soon...i know others have inquired about this as well.

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)

Hi, 
In kendo Line chart, currently the plot area can be colored using plotBands. 
In line with that is the requirement to color different ranges with different colors in the y-Axis line alone.
The line size can be made to 3 or 5 px to shown the color clearly.
This will help the user 
1. to understand the criticality of the different ranges.
2. Mostly line charts will be shown shown in reports, and will be given as printouts to the patients (in case of hospitals),  a report will have multiple line charts components, providing this feature will help the customers to reduce the cost on printer color catridges (that will be used when printing the whole plotbands for different ranges).

Thanks.

The grid and chart can be used in mobile apps and seem to work properly.  (See http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/127393-telerik-kendo-ui-feedback/suggestions/4522456-touch-grid-for-tablets-that-has-as-many-features-a for the suggestion that they do work).

However, they don't adapt to the mobile appearance like the dedicated mobile widgets, which makes them hard to use in cross-platform mobile applications.