Add ability to pass dynamic parameters for load on demand tabs - 
similar functionality to the DataSource Read Data option which allows additional parameters to be returned via a javascript function.

Hi Team,

I would like to request the functionality to configure the tabs position to be in multiple locations.  Please see the attached image for an example.

Thank you!

For the love of God please add this capability so people don't have to try and figure out all the different ways to do this either via MVC, AngularJS or just plain HTML5.  You guys strain at a gnat and swallow a camel and it really ticks me off sometimes - you spend all this time creating a nice excel js object for the kendo toolkit but you can be bothered to spend the time to allow auto-creation of tab close button for the tabstrip.  Trying to figure this out using an angular controller has proven to be a pain in the a$$ because your angular examples such to put it lightly!

I have a need to be able to specify a template for the content of my tabs.  If you don't add it for me, add it to be consistent with the rest of your controls.

It should be possible to use a SlideIn animation in addition to the already-supported expand:vertical and fadeIn animations.

I'm working with a case where the text for the tab label is already HTML formatted. The TabStrip is bound to a DataSource object, allowing me to specify the text and value fields. However, I cannot specify whether the title is encoded or not.

Currently, the workaround is to use javascript to modify the HTML of the tab label after it has been rendered (http://dojo.telerik.com/UXuTE), but having a way to specify which data field to map to the encoded property would be much simpler (see above dojo for and example).

Currently the tabstrip just magically selects which container element goes with which tab.

You should be able to specify it both with data- and with dataSource data so that you can tell it exactly which one to use (and can then have multiple tabs with the same content as well).

At the moment, the tab strip renders the classes and elements that provide the scrollable functionality only on initial render.

Changing this configuration should be possible through the .setOptions() method, something like: https://dojo.telerik.com/@bratanov/EwoXAJuB