If I only have 3 items in a grid then it should only be as tall as it needs to be to show them, but if I have 100 items then I want it to be tall enough for 10 items or for say 300 pixels and turn on scrolling. If it's shorter than the threshold I don't want the scrollbar shown at all.

We need the ability to get the next occurrence of a recurring event given a start date. This has nothing to do with the scheduler widget but a function that can take a recurring event and start date and return the next occurrence instance (not all the occurrence). We need this to tell the user when they have their next appointment.

Currently in data bound mode of the ScrollView doesn't allow filtering of the datasource.

I'd like to suggest the support of animated scrolling for the scrollTo() method of Kendo UI mobile scroller

Right now, the scrollbars of the scrollwrapper widget only show up if the user actually starts scrolling.

However, there are circumstances where the user might not be aware that the content is actually scrollable.

Two examples:

The content of the scrollwrapper contains a lot of whitespace/background such that the user sees whitespace at the end of the scrollwrapper box and is not aware of overflowing content.

The scrollwrapper does not contain continuous text but a list and the visible content ends right after a list item -- the user might not be aware that there are subsequent list items hidden in the overflow.

Thus I suggest to add a configuration option to the scrollwrapper widget which makes both/the horizontal/the vertical scrollbar permanently visible to inform the user about overflowing content.

Lets say I invoke a view like /view.html?id=123

On the "show" event of "view" I pull the data from the server based on "id", and some loading and layout stuff.

On this "view" I have a button that navigates to another view that is a "picklist", or "settings" or "help". Upon going to this second view and then going back, then the "show" event of "view" is fired again, pulling data from server and re-running all that was inside the show event again.

On some situations it is important to conserve the visual state of the view after coming back to it. For example, if user is filling a form.

The same problem is faced when you want to implement a wizard (step by step) form: pressing back will wipe out all data and reload, loosing previous screen state.

There must be a way to prevent this. I have tried the e.view._back flag of the show(e) event, but it is not always reliable. By having such flag, all the scenarios mentioned can be handled by code, by knowing when it's a fresh-show or a back-show.

I would like to see a robust data-grid for tablets.  Bring over as many features from your desktop grid into the mobile world.

Element scrolling on Android 2 devices is jerky. As a workaround it would be good to have ability revert to native page scrolling. 
I've successfully implement this with css, but this only works on non-touch devices. Touch devices "highjack" the touch events of body.

If we have a flow of 3 steps. A1 -> A2 -> A3 -> B1 I want to be able to hit back and go to A1. This is currently not allowed and we must construct flows based upon views that have to be linear forward and back. I want to be linear forward but go back differently.

This will allow developers to customize the speeds of the views for any particular need and also to make it look even more native between devices.

This might sound like a strange request but it would be really nice if KendoUI also  provided HTML5/CSS3 templates that could be used in conjunction with the KendoUI framework to develop front-end for Web applications that are specifically designed for Tables and iPhone type devices. 

I’m a Java, server side developer but in many cases I’m forced to also develop the UI template for my client. Now, in the past I’ve used templates from sites such as TemplateMonster and then simply modified it to suit my clients’ needs. But it would be wonderful that in addition to purchasing the necessary license for the KendoUI, I could also be able to purchase the necessary template for my Web app. 

Please take this under consideration. 

There is interface inconsistency in some examples/demos using form-like ListViews. It can cause other developers use it as-is and get UX issues. Please check:
http://demos.kendoui.com/mobile/application/transitions.html#view-transitions-login
http://demos.kendoui.com/mobile/forms/index.html#/

If you click/tap between text label and center of list item (where input starts) nothing will happen. And that's wrong behaviour at least for iOS interfaces. Input editing should be activated on click/tap in any place of list item.

Fortunately, it can be easily fixed by adding display: inline-block and width: 100% to <label>

The PanelTab of KendoUI can be integrated into KendoUI mobile. But it does not work smoothly. It would be very nice to get a new widget which is optimized for mobile platforms.

Declarative binding is sometimes difficult to debug and might benefit from getting verbose logging in the console.

There is obviously a trade-off considering the size of files but this feature might only be available in the non-minified version through the build process.

I suggest that you implement a Waterfall/flying bricks Chart type.

Columns that do not have a width setting become invisible when one or more columns are frozen.  Our grids have widths for all columns except one column which expands the amount necessary to fill all space in a grid when grid is set to 100% width of the page.  Once frozen columns are turned on, the main column then disappears until a width is added, then there is unused column space in the grid.

It would be great if you guys updated the on-line help to reflect the namespace changes from Telerik to Kendo.

In kendo.dataviz.ui.Chart, the legend.orientation is only used when the legend.position is set to "custom".  I want to be able to set the legend.orientation to "vertical" and the legend.position to "bottom", but if I do that, the chart ignores the orientation and uses the horizontal orientation.

The web controls have date and time pickers. I would suggest date and time pickers for mobile controls. I know there is a problem getting them to emulate the current iPhone date/time pickers but modifying the web ones would do for a start.

Hi,

 I am looking for  array of Zip code masking like ['99999-9999', '99999'] to allow either 5 or 9 digits into Zip code text box.

 Something similar to 
 http://jsfiddle.net/8WvHE/


 Thanks,
 Chatrapathi chennam