As my grid edit forms have expanded past the default popup, I have been using editable template. These are bound with MVVM and work well. But not all options work via MVVM like the cascade options below. I would like to use the cascade options in this scenario. It would be great to have all configuration options available via MVVM.
<select id="ParentID" name="ParentID"When there is no filter enabled in the DropDownList it is possible to select an item just by typing, without opening the DropDownList popup.
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It would be useful if such an option is available when the filter of the widget is configured.
I have created a new Telerk UI for ASP.NET Core R2 2018 SP1 Project and added a DropDownList Component into page. When I use "Items" to add items manually everything is OK. but when I try to use DataSource to add Items using an Action remotely a console error is happened as "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'slice' of undefined". JSON items is received and nothing is shown because of that error. Please HELP
Currently to close the colorPicker manually, we have to do ".kendoColorPicker('close')", however the rest of the dropdowns/combos uses ".kendoPopup('close')". It will be great to support it as well with colorPickers to allow closing of all popup elements on scroll with a uniform solution
It would be awesome to have the DropDownList automatically open upon focus and if filtering is enabled the focus/select the filter textbox. This is great from a data entry standpoint where keyboard Navigation like Tab keys are used. Maybe a property lag like OpenOnFocus=true
Please consider adding pagination to the multi-select dropdown and also the select all, deselect all options to appear inside the dropdown instead of below the input field.
The keyboard navigation in drop down lists is currently inconsistent based on the widget configuration. When not filterable, the drop down allows you to type the first letter of one of the options in order to select it when the drop down is closed. For example, tab to the drop down, do not open it, and type 'b' to select Bob. When the drop down is filterable, that behavior does not work. You must use alt-down to expand the drop down and then begin filtering. I propose that the widget can consistently handle both cases by detecting whether the drop down is currently open in the keydown handler. If filterable, and open, move into the filtering logic. If filterable, and closed, stick with the standard selection logic.
Need to add configuration to display value which is combination of two or more properties or fields in dataSource. Just like valueTemplate in dropdownlist list but without html tags, like $('#comboboxinput').kendoComboBox({ dataSource:[{Name:"English (US)", Value:"en-US"}, {{Name:" Japanese (Japan)", Value:"ja-JP"}}], template:"<div>#=data.Name+' - '+data.Value#</div>" complexValueFormat:"data.Name+' - '+data.Value" }) I was working on a project where I was asked to display large number of items on dropdown list so i was using template and valueTemplate confugurations, since the items was too large to scroll we decided to use combobox but the problem is unable to display complex values after selecting an item. Currently I'm looping through all items and adding a property DisplayName to each item before setting dataSource. This feature will be very useful and replace dropdownlist if dataSource is too large and complex value is to be displayed.
Populate selected items when using browser back buttons for both Html and MVC Wrapper versions
On MultiSelect have an option when they type in a complete name and then blur out to save that name. It works if they hit enter or tab. But if they don't (like if they immediately press the Submit button), then it looks it took their entry but it really did not.
ComboBox and DropDown are different because the first allows you to enter values non in list, but if you are using Cascading ComboBox, entering a value non in list in the first choice, the second choice is disabled. I'like to have cascading for values in list with option for inserting values non in list.
the multiselect control should have the possibility to define elements as not editable (readonly) so that those elements can not be removed while other elements can be removed or new elements can be added.
I would love to see the ability to disable/enable items in the DropDownList dynamically at run time. We have complex validation rules in our UI that need to prevent the user from using certain items if other options are selected. The big problem is the DropDownList doesn't let me enable/disable items or add/remove them. This means instead of having a few change events wired up to enable/disable items, I need to do it in complex validation rules. I think the ability to disable/enable items would be a valuable feature to the kendo framework. Regards, Scott
Hi guys! I am glad to be back with another feature suggestions for future Kendo UI releases. I am currently working on a project for a client using Kendo UI Multiselect control. The client's pizza ordering system has an interesting feature for selecting double or single portion ingredients. Currently, I'm only able to display the selected items individually, so what it means is that in the selected items, you see 2 of those same items. Perhaps in the future release, can you have some sort of checking to see if there is double entries, and group those into something like "Cheese (x2)". Honestly, this will make Multiselect so much more cooler!! And when the user decides to click on the "X" beside the item with double items, it simply removes one of the selected items by removing the ",id", and then removes the (x2) text. And ofcourse, for better user experience, Kendo UI Multiselect should automatically calculate the number of a single id has been added everytime the user selects the same item.
Adjust KendoDropDownList so that when the mouse scroll wheel does reach the end of the list the focus does not jump out of the control and scroll the form.
If you're trying to create an accessible form, "the value of the for attribute must be the same as the value of the id attribute of the form control" [1]. Since the ComboBox widget generates a new element and hides the original select element, the for attribute no longer matches this new input element. I think it would be good if the ComboBox widget would somehow keep the for attribute of the associated label element in sync with the newly generated input element. [1]: http://www.w3.org/TR/2012/NOTE-WCAG20-TECHS-20120103/H44
When the user enters a filter, the list is filtered. But if the user deletes the filter by clicking on the X in the filter box, the list remains filtered. It does not revert to the full, unfiltered list. To get back to the full list, the user must delete the filter by backspacing or pressing the delete key on the keyboard. This behavior is confusing some users, who have used the mouse to delete the filter in IE11. There's no longer a filter string there, but the list is still filtered. Can the dropdownlist listen for the click that clears the filter string from the textbox?
Make up/down arrow keydown events fire a DropDownList change event when in the expanded state. When a user clicks on the DropDownList, the list gets expanded. There is no change event fired for up/down arrow keydown events. I currently have to intercept the up/down keydown events manually. Having up/down arrow keydown events fire a change event would make the widget more intuitive and helpful for user interactions.
to have Accent Folding support for kendo combo box. We are using generic html/Jquery to do this now. Is there a work around or and any suggestions.
Add a way to check if the current AutoComplete value would be in the suggestions. Since the widget already searched for the value to see if it is in suggestions I would prefer to be able to check the result of that search. Something like calling kendoAutoComplete.search() but not have it affect the UI - just tell me if it was found or not. Is that possible? I want to be able to alter the UI if the user has entered a value that is not detected in the suggestions to let them know it is not a valid value, and it seems silly to have to manually see if the value is in the datasource (and handle the filter variants 'startsWith' and 'contains') when that is already being done by the widget. So, I'm just looking to detect whether the search done by the widget found the value in suggestions or not.