A widget that can handle international phone numbers with a good level of parsing, validation and formatting capabilities will be most valuable.
libphonenumber, a mature phone number library, already exists with numerous ports - maybe this can also be used by Telerik.
Widgets - like the javascript plug-in intl-tel-input - may already exist, but can take extra work to integrate smoothly with Kendo UI components.
When adding a command to a column, passing the command options via an array or not makes a difference only for the visible option of the command. See DoJo:
Kendo UI Snippet | Kendo UI Dojo (telerik.com)
All options for command work both with and without the array, except the visible function.
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 Team,
I would like to request the source code from the AI Service from the Kendo UI Grid demos be available to download.
Thank you!
When a pager control uses responsive mode, but renders initially as hidden, the control fails to render properly.
The control should render to the appropriate responsive mode regardless of whether the control is visible or not when it is initially rendered.
The Kendo-UI Diagram widget supports moving the whole diagram using the pan() method. However, the given offset does always have to be absolute.
Consider the following example:
The diagram is zoomed in and therefore not fully visible - assume a current offset of (-100, -100). The users should be able to pan using keyboard shortcuts. Whenever pressing one of the arrow keys, the diagram is moved in the corresponding direction by e.g. 50px:
If the user presses [ArrowRight], pan() needs to be called with an offset of (-50, -100).
If the user presses [ArrowUp], pan() needs to be called with an offset of (-100, -150).
However, since I do not know how much the diagram has already been moved, I cannot set the absolute offset required.
I have seen that pan() returns the current offset when being called without arguments, but this is not documented. Is this safe to use for that purpose or is there a better alternative? If yes, the documentation should be updated.
In the latest version of Kendo UI, various input controls like the NumericTextBox or the ColorPicker now consist of an input field and a button control (used for increasing/decreasing the value or opening the dropdown).
The border-radius for those widgets can be controlled by setting the "rounded" option. At the same time, when using SASS themes, a button's default border-radius might be set using the $kendo-button-border-radius variable. The buttons inside e.g. a NumericTextBox do not override the theme's border-radius which leads to an outcome like this:
Widgets that use Buttons internally (and therefore offer no way of overriding the button's border-radius by setting its "rounded" option manually) should override the default styles.
Unfortunately, I could not reproduce the behavior in a DOJO, because I cannot transpile SASS themes there.
We have a column in our grid bound to a complex JSON object. When a different column's value is changed, we need to change the nested properties in the complex JSON object.
To do this, in the grid's Save event, we are calling model.set("theComplexObject.NestedProperty", newValue). However, doing this does not automatically update the UI for that row's cell. Furthermore, it never seems to mark the column dirty. Manually calling grid.refresh() will fix the issue, but the grid we are working on has a lot of columns and it adds a performance hit.
This approach works for all of our other columns that do NOT use complex objects. They correctly show the dirty flag and new model value after the save operation completes.
Below is a Dojo example with the save event wired up and a complex name column. It's worth mentioning that the dirty flag also doesn't appear to be working on the eye color column. This may be another bug introduced in a newer version of Kendo.
https://dojo.telerik.com/ZHkxwJee
Hi team,
I think there is a bug in the dependency detection.
In the attached "config_buged.js" i have chosen some components. The component "chiplist" was partially checked due to dependency.
When lunching my application I got the error :
Message: e(...).kendoChipList is not a function
at init._createList (kendo.custom.min.js:91:8505)
at new init (kendo.custom.min.js:91:3218)
at init._attachGroupable (kendo.custom.min.js:133:96797)
at init._groupable (kendo.custom.min.js:133:96348)
at init._continueInit (kendo.custom.min.js:133:33864)
at new init (kendo.custom.min.js:133:33735)
at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (kendo.custom.min.js:1:42737)
at jQuery.each (jquery-3.1.1.js:368:19)
at jQuery.fn.init.each (jquery-3.1.1.js:157:17)
at e.fn.<computed> [as kendoGrid] (kendo.custom.min.js:1:42713)
I was forced to totaly check the "chipList" component as seen in the attached file config.json
Line Chart Crosshair doesn't display on Tablets.
Display's fine on Desktop & also on Mobile, but tested on iPad and Android tablets the Crosshair line does not display.
kendo.2020.1.114
https://dojo.telerik.com/yBSdUQYS demonstrates the issue:
When a grid detail row is expanded, and pushUpdate() is called on it, the row collapses.
What is expected is for the grid row to remain in its prior state (expanded or collapsed.)
Until this is fixed, is there a work-around, other than manually re-expanding the detail row(s)? This is not a feasible work-around in which multiple nested grid rows are collapses and re-expanded, as this causes the UI to jump unexpectedly for the user.
i've tried to apply autoFitColumn method for treelist accordingly to the documentation, https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/treelist/methods/autofitcolumn#autofitcolumn , and seems it assumes only "simple" columns structure, i.e. no nested headers.
I am trying to upgrade my Kendo UI JQuery installation from 2022 to 2024 and it is not going smoothly. One issue I'm having is that now my grids with locked columns do not span the whole width of their container. In the old version, the k-grid-table would expand to fill the width of the k-grid-content but now it seems that the columns retain their width, rather than growing like they used to. So now there is a large white space between the last column and the vertical scrollbar. I did notice that if I remove the inline style in the developer tools that is applied to the k-grid-table in the unlocked section, it fixes it. It should continue to expand all columns evenly to fill the available width like it did in versions past or this should be an option that the user can set. To leave that space without any user choice is a bug.
Old Version:
New Version:
Note, I reported this in a forum post. I know I can write code as a workaround but that is cumbersome, especially when I have many grids and multiple developers working on the project.
add delay parameter in miliseconds for the kendo.ui.progress so you don't see your container blinking if your ajax calls are fast.
The children of a node (if the children are all leaf nodes) vertically stack when parent is expanded. Can you add a setting that forces horizontal sibling orientation for leaf nodes.
Current:
Desired: