At the moment, Kendo mobile is pretty 'static': you need to define labels, etc. for switches at the point of construction.

This makes internationalisation a little tedious, as to change the label for a different user selected language, we have to 'manually' use jquery to dig out the span, etc.

It also means that whilst we can get it working as mentioned above, any update to the toolkit could break our code as we are building in expectations on html structure.

Further, aside from label setting, 'containers' need to adjust their sizing to accommodate the dynamic content, e.g. switch is a good example of static!

the *.map files in the js directory are excluded by Eclipse.  I have yet to figure out why this is.  At any rate - they are not yet being returned to the browser

I use ios theme for Android to keep user interface consistent with ios and Android. However, there is a problem with form input. Please refer details in support Id: 796192. This is probably an easy fix from your guys. Thanks.

Add advanced touched samples like drawing a line zooming a tab!

I would like to see the ability to hide an entire series from appearing in the legend of a multi series donut chart without having to add a VisibleInLegend property to my data model and set the value for every item.  Doing this not only increases the amount of data being sent between client and server but it also adds information to the data model that ties it to particular chart types.

Currently drawer's automatically add a scroller wrapper. Sometimes you want the content in the drawer to automatically stretch to fit the drawer.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0c899ak8(v=vs.110).aspx describes all sorts of format strings which can be used in formatting templates. For example, if one wants a conditional on positive, negative, and zero values, one can use such format "{0:N2};neg{0:N2};no value". Search in the link for Section Separator

Make common elements publicly accessible.  

Most notably, root objects like ui.Widget, ui.List, and data.DataSource objects, and sub functions like parseOption and parseOptions, are all internally referenced.  You cannot extend any of them to provide global functionality to the elements that inherit from them.

kendo.ui.List and kendo.data.DataSource were particularly frustrating to debug, since the externally available versions are only copies of the real internal objects.  I tried to add global functionality that never worked until I realized that the real inherited objects were closure objects.

I am trying to upgrade to jQuery 3.5.1 and as per the documentation regarding compatible KendoUI versions I have upgraded KendoUI to v2021.1.119 (R1 2021). Now even though this version is compatible, I am getting warning messages from jQuery Migrate plugin as follows:

Wondering if this issue is known and support for the issue is on its way. Or else is it reccomended to change the minified JS files as these seems to be simple fixes.

Thanks!

I moved from Silverlight to HTML/KendoUI for building RIAs. One feature I am accustomed to using is the template selector. 

For instance I currently have a situation where I display an editable list of policy holders using KendoUI. However a policy holder could be a person or a business and different fields/labels should be shown depending on the source object. 

As a workaround I have conditional logic in the template itself, but it isn't pretty.

Please add template selectors for all list controls so that it is easier to style items.

I want to use typescript with the free core edition, but there is no definition file in the package.

Please provide "retina" support for Kendo Map.  At this point its kinda "table stakes" for a mapping component - let alone one that you need to pay for.

We use KendoUI more and more in our Dynamics CRM development.  Having the KendoUI support script# would make our choice to utilize Kendo even easier.  Today if we want to use Kendo then a separate TypeScript project is used.

Provide a product migration guide from your sister products (e.g., silverlight controls, radcontrols) which presents use cases such as: "If you have a asp.net radgrid such as...  you could do the same task similarly with KendoUI by..."   

Having complementary examples implemented using your various product types instills a bit of confidence that interfaces created in one environment could potentially be emulated or duplicated in another.  With maybe some best practices or "known gotchas".

My application need the ability to display data using a logarithmic X axis.  Kendo doesn't seem to do this but it is available with Flot using a transform option.
              xaxis: {
                    transform: function (v) { return Math.log(v); },
                    inverseTransform: function (v) { return Math.exp(v); }
                },

The transform function supports many other was of reinterpreting the axis so it does much more than just Logarithmic displays.

I love the look of Kendo.  Please consider adding this to your visualization package!

the baseUnit options ist great but i need seconds as baseUnit

Currently, if a page's font size is just a little bit larger (for example 14px), some widgets do not display correctly. Sometimes the images alignment is wrong, sometimes borders do not fit. As an example, look at...

http://www.kendoui.com/forums/ui/general-discussions/widget-display-with-changed-font-size.aspx

With frameworks like Bootstrap it is quite common that the font size is not too small. So currently it means work to use Kendo and Bootstrap together,

I suggest you either improve the widgets' rendering so they do not rely on a certain font size. Or another solution would be if each customer could create a specific CSS from the LESS by setting some variables.

It would be great if I could resize a widget to span multiple columns in the kendo sortable panel demo. 

http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/sortable/sortable-panels