Today you can only export JavaScript primitive values - String, Number, Date, Boolean.

http://www.telerik.com/forums/export-grid-to-excel-cells-with-hyperlink

Similar to the Funnel chart, some chart libs also offer a Pyramid Chart. We are also interested in the Pyramid.

kendo MediaPlayer should allow set playback rate, allow user increase/decrease playback rate.

If the drawTabularData function could support grouping, that would be great. Right now, when I group a Grid by a column and then use drawTabularData to export the Grid data to a PDF, the table in the PDF is blank -- it has the right number of columns, but the rows are empty. I'd really appreciate it if this worked, so that users could have the full ability to export a PDF of the data exactly as it looks in the Grid.

Hello! 
You have cool Scheduler with timeline view (https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/scheduler/timeline) without one important for us function: endless scrolling with dynamicly loaded events. When user scrolls near end (or begin) of current loaded time, control should send asynchromus request to server for next event data filtered by new range. Old data (events) could be removed from control

Currently it does not support group/ungroup excel feature using kendo.ooxml.Workbook. Please refer http://prntscr.com/iykrqy for more detail requirement.

I've noticed that the Kendo notification widget is not response and does not wrap content as the browser shrinks.

You should contact me or another lead community expert on ColdFusion to add examples for that platform.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run the jQuery Virtualization Demo
2. Open the popup of the Widget

Expected behavior
The header and rows shouldn't overlap

Screenshots

Affected package

• seems to affect all Themes

Affected suites

• Kendo UI for jQuery

Hi Team,

I'd like to request a tool which can parse an Excel File to JSON easily.  

Thank you!

Currently the Kendo AutoComplete only gives you the selected value, even though it received from the server a more detailed dataset.  The autocomplete really should be expanded to exposing the selected text and value, as well as expose the original data item that was selected; that way, the developer can access a lot more data from the control within the context of the change event.

Bottom navigation is obviously at the bottom in portrait mode, but on small screens in landscape mode it is detrimental to scrolled content.

It makes sense to keep bottom navigation on the small side of the screen but this requires to lock the app in portrait mode.

While allowing a change of orientation, it would be nice to have the option to show the bottom navigation on the right side and rotate the items when changing orientation to landscape and then back to the bottom when changing orientation to portrait.

Some ListBox widget ideas and proposals:

See screenshot: https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/TAVZGw63BSVVT6Nh8hXbiHerZ3L0krBzboONI07PpFByROeqKPiFgrlaPnTMtIUZ94D8xRog=w1920-h960

1. Add two search fields, so it is possible to search within the left and right panes individually.
2. Add headers above the search fields. They can be configured via templates. Also add options for selecting/deselecting all items in the corresponding pane. Checkbox’s middle state should also be considered.
3. Add option (API) for enabling/disabling ListBox widget as a whole widget (similar to DropDownList, ComboBox, etc.), not only item by item.
4. Add support for data virtualization (similar to DropDownList, ComboBox and AutoComplete).
5. Add API (public methods or fields) for retrieving the current status of the items in the ListBox. For example:
- a method/property which returns the count of currently selected items
- a method/property which returns the count of currently showed items (if searching, not all items will be visible)
- a method/property which returns the count of total items
This information can be shown in the headers via template, for example.

The listview endless scrolling is a neat feature but it will be good if we could configure it to be in reverse. We are building chat system in our app and want to have the endless scrolling widget but need it to scroll in reverse.

All controls which work with Models (validation/grid etc) should recognize displayName instead of field name to allow localization.

Model.define({
     fields: {
              Description: { type: "string", displayName: "Beschreibung", validation: { required: true, maxlength: 200 } },
              Number: { type: "number", validation: { min: 0, max: 300 } }
     }
   });

Kendo's support for conditional number formatting results in it picking the negative or positive format even when the underlying value is being rounded to zero. This is generally not what users expect and is inconsistent with .NET's number formatting.

Here's an example:

kendo.toString(-0.1, "0;(0)") // results in "(0)" instead of the expected "0"

In contrast, .NET behaves differently:

(-.1).ToString("0;(0)") // results in "0"


It would be great if kendo's toString implementation incorporated this logic.

More information and examples are available in this Kendo forum post:
http://www.telerik.com/forums/kendo-showing-negative-zero-when-using-conditional-formatting-c729272b262d#0lTodzUtsEeF4d3xn8hhDA

There's also this StackOverflow question:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39977630/kendo-conditional-formatting-results-in-negative-zero

A quarter is not the same as 3 months in the same way that a week is not the same as 7 days. Feb-Mar-Apr is not a standard quarter. Kendo automatically lines weeks up on Sundays. Please consider doing something similar for quarters.