For a column chart, both the column and its (optional) label can be clicked and wired up with seriesClick. However, the cursor only turns into a pointer (hand) when hovering over the column; it does not do this for the label above, even though it's active. I'd like this to be consistent, and thus have hovering over the label turn the cursor into a pointer as well.

I would like to be able to configure a tooltip to be shown if the user hovers over an x-axis category. I would also like it to be dynamic based on the category. 

My use case is each x axis category represents a flight, to keep the label succinct I use the flight number, however it would be good if the user could find out more information about the flight such as the date, departure, destination etc.

Currently I put this information in the tooltip for the data series, but when I show multiple data series this text looks out of place and also makes it harder to see the data relating to the data series point.

I would love to see this happen in the next release! The hacks out there work, but we're still forced to use the Select2 library to do this well. We want to use Kendo for the whole project.

The new funnel in the Q3 release is great, but it looks very flat.
It would be great to have a more 3D look.

Once created, many Kendo components root DOM element are wrapped under new HTML elements.  Any class of the original input will also be copied to some parent elements.

As each widget (DateTimePicker, DropDownList, ComboBox...) are wrapped differently, it might be a good idea to add a class to the root input (k-root) that would allow us to search for that specific input.

See this post for more details:
http://www.kendoui.com/forums/ui/general-discussions/best-way-to-find-the-root-element-by-class.aspx

Hi Kendo Team ,

I noticed something illogical  in MajorTimeHeaderTemplate , I did console.log on date that used in template and it prints => Fri Feb 01 1980 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (UTC)

it doesnt't give the current dateTime in the MajorTimeHeader

I will include images for that

Dojo exemple => https://dojo.telerik.com/iqakAKog

You can currently set series labels to position "center" on the pie chart to get them to render on the slices, but sometimes slices are too small to contain these labels. It would be great if there were an option for the chart to detect when a slice is too small and render the label outside the chart, while still rendering labels on pie slices that are big enough to contain them

Please think the Kendo UI validation farmework not only in terms of client-side validation but also in terms of reporting server-side errors.

A framework that would only provide a way to display a validation error message based on a client-side rule after each related input field would not be very helpful in my opinion.

All errors need to be reported in a consistent way. My preferred option is:
- a message box at the top of a form to display all messages including OK messages and error messages (client-side and server-side).
- higlighted fields with tooltips (not to clutter the form layout) to repeat error messages in context when applicable.

Although the framework built into Kendo UI might only provide client-side validation, please make sure to provide entry points into the UI used to report errors. Alternatively, leave the UI to the developer and provide a simple way to collect all validation error messages on a form.

kendo.UserEvents is a very import object across Kendo UI a properly using it is key to the development of custom widgets.

It need to be properly documented for the development community to use.

• When to use it?
• When not to use it?
• Various scenarios and examples.

I would suggest to enter the function menu script that is described in the following link. This is an interesting application that really makes it easy to navigate the menus user an.

http://bjk5.com/post/44698559168/breaking-down-amazons-mega-dropdown

We need to have multi-select added to PanelBar to support our customers.....

I'd love it if you would consider making a real office document editor for the web. Take a look at this editor from OnlyOffice which they use in their CRM system:

https://personal.teamlab.com

It's built on HTML5 and the canvas element. The way you get complete control of every pixel and can make a desktop-like editor is simply stunning! This must surely be something Telerik also considers? There simply is no comparison to a normal HTML 4 editor which fails at such basic features as header/footer.

Make the Kendo UI Dojo embeddable via an iframe. Exactly what jsfiddle.net offers. 

http://doc.jsfiddle.net/use/embedding.html

We recently implemented a bubble chart for our system. The users loved it but wanted to see custom markers that would indicate "direction" of the data value. We couldn't see a way to put custom markers on the bubble chart (hence the term bubble I guess) so we looked at the scatter chart. This did everything we needed (custom marker, relative sizes, etc) but did not allow us to click on a marker that was behind another (like the bubble chart). We would like one or the other.

Kendo Map - Auto-Center after loading the geojson file.

In the applications I work on we have multiple maps where there are shapes with different colors, tooltips with data, and various map markers. 

The Map widget would be greatly enhanced if it could support a legend!

The Release Notes page for the Kendo UI (http://www.telerik.com/support/whats-new/kendo-ui/release-history) does not contain the exact version each release is. It only says something like "Kendo UI Q2 2015".

Please use the Reportings Release Notes page (http://www.telerik.com/support/whats-new/reporting/release-history) as the example to be followed, so that it is clear for us which version exactly the Q1, Q2 etc is connected to.

On RadMap and other visual tools, it would be beneficial to have the ability to alter colors for specific data points or have each data point have the ability to define a color.  This would be similar to how series in RadCharts work in that I could define a color for a specific marker, or layer, etc.

Allow users to draw shapes and select markers on the maps to perform events.