Unplanned
Last Updated: 13 Apr 2023 12:18 by ADMIN
TM
Created on: 16 Dec 2022 08:35
Category: Data Grid
Type: Feature Request
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(KendoReact) Implement the ability to touch drag scroll the grid rows when selection is enabled

Currently (as visible in grid demos), touch drag scroll in mobile (responsive) mode is not working when rows selection is enabled.

There is no known workaround since the complexity of implementing custom row renderer with all the intricacies of the grid's behaviour would be a huge task.

The client's facing issue is that when using a KendoReact grid on mobile device, they can't easily scroll the grid rows data by touch drag scrolling the rows.

 

3 comments
ADMIN
Filip
Posted on: 13 Apr 2023 12:18

Hello, Daniel,

Thank you for the provided feedback and workaround.

We will look into this behavior further in order to determine a way to address this.

Regards,
Filip
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Daniel
Posted on: 06 Apr 2023 14:52

I have the same issue. I found a simple workaround for our case.

We are using this config for selectable - {enabled: true, drag: false, mode: 'multiple'}. I've overrided in our css  the data table inline style `touch-action: none` with

.k-grid .k-table.k-grid-table {
  touch-action: auto !important;
}

 

I guess `touch-action: pinch-zoom` might be a workaround if drag is equal to true. That way at least the users will be able to scroll with both fingers.

For me this is more like a bug than a feature request because the users should be able to scroll through the data table content on touch devices. I hope Kendo team will address this as soon as possible.

ADMIN
Filip
Posted on: 16 Dec 2022 15:58

Hi, Temelko,

Thank you for the submitted feature request. We will monitor closely the interest in this improvement.

Regards,
Filip
Progress Telerik

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