I'm using kendo ui for mvc and a control that could be very useful is a captcha for form submission.For sure you can integrate it by using Google reCaptcha in a easy way not only for kendo ui for web but for mvc also.A good idea could be to integrate you own captcha control (for intranet environment, or private internet network ) because reCaptcha only work with a stable internet connection (Google Web Service).

It would be nice to have the option to add new rows at the bottom of the grid, just like Jquery grid has that option "createAt": "bottom". 

First, it would be helpful if there was a way to apply a format for an entire column (except for, obviously, header and footer rows). This would prevent us from having to write a script that loops over every row to format every 3rd column (for example) to a specific format.

In addition, it would be nice to be able to use Kendo formats for columns and have that automatically translated into Excel formats. In my case, I have to write a translation layer that, in my opinion, would be much simpler if it was incorporated into the back end. If this could even auto-format to match the format used in the grid display on the page, it would be even better.

Hi Guys, I've notice that there is no Codabar type in the Kendo UI Barcode, but the silverlight version has it.

Once migrated the codabar type is not available, It would be great to have it added, it is widely used for applications that require serial numbers, such as management of blood banks, slips for door-todoor delivery services and member cards.

Thanks

Right now, the kendo-ui docs are a bit difficult to get to and navigate. They're inherently clear as to where they are, being nested 3 clicks beyond ["SUPPORT AND LEARNING"] in the top menu.

just to illustrate this, I made a video of how you get to the docs from a cold search of kendo ui. It takes way too many page steps just to get to the docs. 

[VIDEO LINK]
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d0osh6imco5fq08/2016-05-05-2016-01.mp4?dl=0


Once you're there, it's not a bad experience - but still, I think there really ought to be a simple ["DOCUMENTATION]" menu item that is verbose and clear, since "[SUPPORT AND LEARNING]" sounds more like links to classes, tutorials, etc.

Having this ability would be very useful, as the current solution from an angular standpoint is targeting the listviews before state using CSS:

   [kendo-list-view]:empty:before {
        content: '{{$ctrl.noResultsCaption}}';
        display: block;
        text-align: center;
        padding-top: 5px;
    }

Split buttons would allow to have a menu item that target a specific page and at the same time have sub items. It is possible to do it with the current version however it only works with mouse devices, the split button would provide the same functionality for touch devices.

Create a plugin for Oracle APEX that would allow easy use of dataviz and other widgets

Export to Excel for a lot of data using configurable page size and configurable maximum rows


    excel: {
        allPages: true,
        pageSize: 500,
        maximumRows: 5000
    },

Hi Team,

I'd like to request the functionality to set the scrollbars of the Kendo UI Components to a smaller size instead of the default larger scrollbars.  For example, something similar to jquery.nanoscrollbars.js.  

I do understand CSS doesn't currently support styling scrollbars:

https://drafts.csswg.org/css-scrollbars-1/#intro

It can be done using the ::-webkit vendor prefix, which works for some browsers but not IE or Edge.

The CSS working group say that : Note: Exposing the scrollbar-related ::-webkit- prefixed pseudo-elements to the Web is considered a mistake by both the CSS Working Group and Webkit.

At the moment, the only recommended way is to use javascript to "polyfil". Nanoscroller is one such example.  http://jscrollpane.kelvinluck.com/ is another example.

The controls just need a kendo's own polyfill, not to implement nanoscroller or jscrollpane, but for kendo to do it by itself out of the box.

Small controls with big scrollbars looks ugly. 

Thank you!

Reduce use of the 'any' type in kendo.all.d.ts and use Union types implemented in TypeScript 1.4

Example:
- Before:
  
    interface GridColumnFilterable {
        ...
        ui?: any;
        ...
    }
    
- After:
    
    interface GridColumnFilterable {
        ...
        ui?: string | GridColumnFilterableUIEvent;
        ...
    }

The switch control does not currently support long text labels so only text such as ON and OFF are suitable. 

The widget width will not auto expand according to text length so if you want to use text such as Active or Inactive it is restricted.

While an additional <label> element can be used to describe the control we find that having the action wording within the control an efficient way to display it.

http://i.imgur.com/2ph9BMg.png

Add widgets and code to allow real Metro-style UI in web development.
Boxes, fonts, widgets, panel-flow.

The idea is to have demos of the different widgets made with Typescript. Nothing fancy just the simple demos so we can understand the different ways to create the objects and their interactions.

Currently if you use a DropDownList in a mobile app, the picker popup is changed to an ActionSheet automatically. This may work well for phone-based applications but when creating tablet-based apps, this can be a clumsy and less than ideal selection presentation. Please allow for some configuration option to all the DropDownList to use its normal browser behavior even when running in  mobile application. Referenced here: http://www.kendoui.com/forums/kendo-ui-web/combobox/prevent-actionsheet-selection-in-mobile-app.aspx

It would be nice to config a validation message to either hover or be in-line. It can be accomplished with some extra CSS currently, but it would nice to just pass in your preference.

The current Kendo Typescript module definition file assumes that all of Kendo is loaded into the global namespace, and hence does not work correctly if you are loading Kendo script via an AMD loader such as requirejs.

See here for full details: http://www.telerik.com/forums/robust-support-for-kendo-typescript-requirejs

I know you have special tag structure so that you can implement certain features.  However, for UI elements like the drop-down, numeric input and date-picker, it would be really great to use (or have an alternative control to us) native html elements and data- attributes that are easily recognized by mobile devices and newer, desktop browsers.  For example, for the drop-down, it would be great for it to render a select so that when received by a mobile device, the native option selector can take over.  I am posting this in the Web controls for those of us creating responsive apps where the input surrounded by spans doesn't really work out very well when the page is rendered on a mobile browser.  I realize that are trade-offs so maybe instead of completely disregarding the current controls, maybe another, pure control, or some configuration option to the current controls would be preferable. That way, the developer could decide what was more important - the UI enhanced feature or compatibility with device.

If the base css has something like the following:
	box-sizing: border-box;
	-moz-box-sizing: border-box;
	-webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
This will break the layout of the kendo controls.

Adding the following override will fix it:
	[class^="k-"], [class*="k-"] {
		box-sizing: content-box;
		-webkit-box-sizing: content-box;
		-moz-box-sizing: content-box;
	}

This catches all elements that have classes with "k-" at the start and overrides the box-sizing back to default.

Consider adding this to the kendo css (either the wildcard version or to each k-* class).