• Currently, when the legend has a lot of items or the labels are too long, it will create multiple lines and takes spaces. We would like to keep the legend in one line as fixed and add a scrollbar within the legend.
• This will make the chart more clean and the legend wont overtake the space of the chart and it will remain the same size no matter how many items it contains.

Expose the ability to alter default icon content. Similar to how it can done in the Kendo UI for Angular suite - https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/icons/icon-settings/#toc-svg-icons

I would like be able to have a vertical scrollbar on a kendo grid without enabling horizontal scrolling.

Currently when the scrollable feature is set to true, scrolling is enabled for both horizontal and vertical.

I would like to see something like:

scrollable:{ vertical : true, horizontal: false }

Can that be done?

Thank you!

Hi,

When I double click a cell and enter into editing mode, scrolling up or down will make the editor div out-of-place. 

It should follow the target cell instead.

This can be easily reproduced here: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/spreadsheet/index

It seems Kendo UI for Angular/React also have the same issue.

Kendo UI ImageEditor, jQuery version. Add Draw simple shapes and text over image like you have in the WPF image editor component.

I saw a slightly similar request but not exactly what I would like.

Thanks, Kurt Miller

Please add the following things in Kendo UI
validators for compare, password length check, password complexity check, RangeValidator, ValidationSummary

Having a character counter for textbox & textareas gives users nice little heads up as they start typing to summarize the text for a fixed length. Not sure about internet applications but its becoming more & more a requirement in business applications. Please give it a thought.

kendo.all.min.js is reporting this in Chrome.

A page or script is accessing at least one of navigator.userAgent, navigator.appVersion, and navigator.platform. In a future version of Chrome, the amount of information available in the User Agent string will be reduced.

To fix this issue, replace the usage of navigator.userAgent, navigator.appVersion, and navigator.platform with feature detection, progressive enhancement, or migrate to navigator.userAgentData.

Note that for performance reasons, only the first access to one of the properties is shown.

https://blog.chromium.org/2021/05/update-on-user-agent-string-reduction.html

When will this be resolved?

It would be a great help if there was a way to add a Trendline to a line chart in the DataViz collection.  This function is available in excel and other similar programs.  
The wiki page explains:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trend_line_%28technical_analysis%29

Reproduction of the problem

1. Follow the steps described in the link here - https://github.com/telerik/kendo-ui-core?tab=readme-ov-file#building-kendo-ui-core
2. Create a custom script for validator npx gulp custom -c validator
3. Try to load the script and create the components

Current behavior

The validator is not working, error is shown

jQuery.Deferred exception: $(...).kendoNumericTextBox is not a function

Expected/desired behavior

The components should work as expected when custom script is created

The Kendo UI Popup's "collision" option allows to specify how its positioning algorithm should handle situations where there is not enough space. When "collision" is set to "flip" and there is not enough space to display the popup where it was configured to be displayed (via origin and position), it flips to the other side of its anchor (documented here). If there is no space on the other side either, it flips back to the original position.

I've created an example situation where this happens in this DOJO. You might have to resize the browser window a bit to make the content on either side of the input smaller than the popup's width. As you can see, the position of the popup now is the least fortunate one:

• It would make more sense to flip, despite there being not enough space, because more content could be displayed on the left side than on the right side.
• It would be even better if the popup detected that neither sides provides enough space and instead reduced its size - the size is not fixed but determined by the content.

One might think I could set the popup's width to "min-content" via CSS to force wrapping, but this always wraps the content and wherever possible. Is there any way to make the popup's content wrap, but only if necessary?

The popup widget provides a setOptions() method that allows to update the options after initialization (as documented here: https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/popup/methods/setoptions). However, setOptions does not update the collision settings. This can be witnessed in the following DOJO: https://dojo.telerik.com/UbiKumIg.

When reducing the window size until the popup is forced to change its position, it still uses the "fit"-behavior, although setOptions() has been called with "fit".

A quick check in the sources revealed that the widget caches the collision settings internally in a form that is easier to work with than the configuration string. However it is never updated on setOptions().

The "Classic" SASS theme for Kendo UI (v. 5.4.0) provides the $enable-transitions variable. I expected it to behave consistent with other similar variables like $enable-rounded which means that when it is set to false, no transistion properties would be set.

However, the following elements always have a transition property set, no matter what the value of $enable-transitions is:

• .k-button::before
• .k-list-item

Is this a bug or did I understand the meaning of $enable-transitions wrong?

There is currently no built in way for someone to change the style of line that connects people in the Org Chart control. Currently, all lines must be solid and by default are black. There is no easy, built-in, way to change the line style from solid to another style such as dashed, dotted, etc.

Therefore in order to support more complex org charts, as a developer, I would like to be able to specify the line style, weight, and color of the lines that connect individual positions in the org chart control so that more complex relationships can be denoted to users. Examples of complex relationships between positions would be positions that are not full time, positions that are provided through a third-party vendor, positions that have multiple managers, and people that are moving or are being phased out.

For additional support, it would also be helpful to enable / add a legend to the control to label what a color represents as well as what a line style represents.

Hello everyone, I'm Darshan Hiranandani, currently grappling with CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) issues in my web application and could use some assistance. Has anyone encountered similar challenges and successfully resolved them? If so, could you please share any tips, tricks, or troubleshooting steps you used to overcome CORS issues in your projects? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help!"

Hello Team,

We are currently facing challenges with the Kendo grid, which is a widely used widget or component at o9Solutions. Although we have been using Kendo for a long time, the widget is failing to meet accessibility standards for some components, which are crucial in today's world.

Regarding the Kendo grid, there is an issue where SR is reading the table twice, once for the header and once for the cells. This can cause confusion for assistive technologies like SR.

Consider the cases of horizontal scroll or fixed column cases also.

Having a single <table> is the standard. We can't create multiple tables, which will violate the good coding practices + accessibility standards.

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I saw some posts regarding this... where it was mentioned we can remove this Scrollable() . But what are the cons of this if we remove this?
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We want this functionality like a horizontal or vertical scroll or fixed column cases.But it needs to recognize as a single table.