I love your controls except Validator. I have finally made my own, where I can write multiple functions to evaluate each input just like this in typeScript:
new Helpers.Validate([
                { name: 'postId', test: [(e) => { if (e == "") return "Chose a post."; }] },
                { name: 'creditor, test: [(e) => { if (e == "") return "Chose a creditor"; }, ] },
                { name: 'description', test: [
                    (e) => { if (e == "") return "Make a description"; },
                    (e) => { if (e.length < 15) return "Your description are to short "; },
                ]
                }, ]);
It is now a pleasure to make forms and perhaps you will consider to reevaluate the structure of your Validator that I have been struggling with workarounds on for so many hours the last two years. 
Kind regards from Kenneth

Expand your Moonlight theme for use with the Mobile UI

when the mobile view uses a header, containing a toolbar as header it would be nice to be able to have a view title like in the navbar.

Box Plot (Box and Whisker) works great but would like to have Vertical instead of horizontal.

If we need to run some code in all of views, there is no way to do it besides add the call to each and every view in the project. In a large scale project that might have 100 views in many seperate folders and sub folders - this become a nightmare.

You should add the ability to add a generic event to all the views (kind of a "base class" for view) or by implementing the attached event via the application definition [var app = new kendo.mobile.Application()...]

Thanks,
ilan.

What control would I use for an 'Infinite' data scroller?

Where you have a horizontal div that is loaded initially with 4 divs, 2 of which are viewable in Portrait mode and more in landscape mode, but when you pull from the right, flicking to the left to get more content an ajax call get more.

This example is common on Amazon product pages of related products, but there you have to tap on the right  cheveron/arrow to fetch more, where as a smoother approach is to load more into the non-visible part.

I have only seen examples so far of infinite scrolling from the bottom in jquery.

I imagine that you would have got this solved already, so can you give me an example of I guess your data source component feeding a div with extra divs from the right. There must be a suitable trigger point so the spinner is not going forever due to a slow load. So I guess when a 

I am trying to work out what divs need to be in the page preloaded, and what can be fetched from the server.

Enable chart interactive features with Canvas rendering.

I would like to the see a feature wherein I can set additional target lines for a bullet chart. This is helpful in scenarios where I need to indicate a target and benchmark. I was able to see similar questions in your forum http://www.telerik.com/forums/set-target-range and also one on stack overflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25303748/kendo-bullet-chart-with-two-target-lines 

I've been trying out your new Drawer feature (which is awesome to have), but I've had to go back to the one I already coded because of a couple of missing features, that I find to be part of the standard usability of the native drawers:
* There's some quirkiness when I click on the button to expand; sometimes it registers two clicks and immediately closes the menu.
* If I open the drawer, and I'm already on a section (e.g. Settings), if I click on Settings again, I want it to close the drawer. Right now, since it is not navigating to a new view nothing happens. In my code I like to register any click on the drawer as a closing action, though I recognize that this may not work for everyone.
* I use a listener so that whenever the view changes in the application the drawer is also closed. This handles the case where some button on the drawer may do some processing, and may or may not change the view, but if it does, I'm ready to use that view, and should now be taken directly to it. For example, a Facebook login button. If the app is already authorized, and the user logged in, clicking a "Connect" button in the drawer may run background code and just change the button text from "Connect" to "Logout". But, if the user is not logged in, then it closes the drawer and shows the login screen.
* I like to tie the Android menu button to the menu toggle function with onDeviceReady and the Cordova "menubutton" event.
* I also like to tie the Android back button to first check if the drawer is open. If so, it closes the drawer and does nothing more. If the drawer is closed instead, then it allows the action to carry on to the next handler.
* The last point is personal preference (and I wouldn't care if the other features above existed), but I prefer that the titlebar stays in place, and the drawer slides out underneath of it, only covering the .km-content and .km-footer areas, and not .km-view-title.

I want an option on the View in the Drawer to have display full screen similar to the Kindle reader app. So that you click on it and the Navbar will appear it and when you start interacting with the view the Navbar and status bars go away. 

http://www.telerik.com/help/silverlight/radexpressioneditor-overview.html

The controller is returning the HtmlEncoded contents of a text file that the server reads in from the local operating system on the server, and I would like to display that information in a window or editor such that there is a left hand 'gutter' displaying line numbers and the file content has vertical and horizontal scroll bars.  The line numbers would scroll-y with the content, but should be fixed with respect to scroll-x.

A good example would be

 - the code panel in the Sources tab in Chrome developer tools, or
 - http://jspro.brothercake.com/code-examples/principle5.html, or
 - http://alan.blog-city.com/jquerylinedtextarea.htm (not my first choice though)

This dojo demonstrates a close solution I made using Window.

https://dojo.telerik.com/@RichardAD/IJuLeyOv

The 'gutter' is not locked (or fixed) though.  After many iterations I though of the Editor component and how it might already have line numbers built into it, and I could use it in a read-only manner to display the text file contents with line-numbers.

The validation framework validates an input element and applies "k-invalid" class when its value is not valid to the hidden input. For such widgets like the ComboBox, DropDownList or NumericTextBox the applied k-invalid class is not applying to html-tags visible to user.

The currently existing 'validate' event is only triggered on submit of the form or by developer code. Ideally, an event should be available that is raised by any unobtrusive validation event.

Ádd new event to the Validator, raised by validateInput. This will allow custom handling of validation errors, even when the user is not trying to submit the form.

Usage : for example, toggling bootstrap 'has-error' class on the parent element 'form-group'. 

Hi Product team!

I would love to have similar heat map chart on Kendo, as swimlane guys have:

https://swimlane.github.io/ngx-charts/#/ngx-charts/heat-map
or
https://swimlane.github.io/ngx-charts/#/ngx-charts/calendar


Thank you! otherwise you are doing great job.

It would bei nice if the gantt would support Auto Height like Grid is doing and is only rendering the Height for the used elements, when you define no addiotional height property.

The radial and linear gauges currently DO NOT support a title and legend option. It forces me to customize the widget after it's rendered, which means that the look is inconsistent with the other Kendo widgets.
Please add support for title and legend for the gauges.

On https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui?_ga=2.149841974.1082962146.1579102350-1080570292.1579102350 , all links in the "Sample Applications" section return 404 (for example https://demos.telerik.com/bootstrap/ )

Removing all URL params helps.

Any URL param ( https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui?x=1 ) reproduces the issue.