The Dropdown section of the components index is described as "The DropDowns allow users to select single or multiple predefined and custom values."
I didn't find a way to select multiple values on any of the components (AutoComplete, DropDown, ComboBox)

currently in the React Dialog, you cannot have a Dialog with a Title but without a Close (X) button visible... Whereas in the KendoUI Dialog for jQuery, you can with the 'closable' configuration property...

this should also be dynamic to hide/show/enable/disable the close (X) button while the Dialog is visible (ie. when an operation is pending, disable the close button or hide it)

Like in the jQuery counterpart, when I click on a cell to edit the value - I should be able to tab over to the next cell to edit it.

When using DateTime's in column using Grid there should really be a way to use MomentJS to convert the value in the column. In jQuery it was a simple case of template: "#:moment().format('dd/MM/yyyy')#". Can we please have this ported over.

Hi Team,

We are using Kendo react scheduler in one of our project. We need a custom marker in a scheduler control similar to current date time marker in a Timeline view. I have attached the image for reference.

Please let us know if there is any property available or any other ways to achieve this functionality. Also, how can we place it properly in a scheduler slot based on specific date and time like May 12, 2020 13:40.

Regards,

Abhinav

Our clients love the splitters from kendo ui.  Now that we're using kendo react, a splitter component would be useful.

Hello,

I have a request that for some tables the user needs arrows to be able to scroll left and right horizontally through the grid content. Is there a functionality like this provided out of the box by Kendo Grid, can you please point me to the docs or provide an example? I have provided an image to reflect this.

Thank you,

Andrei

We have database constraints on certain fields e.g. varchar(10) and would like to prevent the user from entering invalid data into the combo box fields. If it's not too much trouble a minLength field would also be convenient.

When I press on a day from the past the DatePicker automatically scrolls to the next/previous year. Please check the attached video. 

Is there any workaround for this issue ?

Hello Kendo React Team,

Here are a few bugs to address on the Kendo React Scheduler (3.6.0)...

Issue 1: November 3, 2019 Repeated on Week/Month Views

Visit https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/scheduler/views/month/ or https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/scheduler/views/week/, navigate to the first full week in November 2019. You will notice that 11/3 is repeated for Sunday/Monday. I'm wondering if this issue is related to daylight savings time. The calendar does not have a timezone configured (just uses the default UTC and my local timezone is PST).

Issue 2: Clicking an empty all day slot does nothing.

The onSlotClick callback should be fired when clicking on an all day event. I currently have to add an event listener using document.querySelectorAll("[data-slot-allday='true']"); to get the right behavior (definitely not ideal).

Issue 3: onItemDoubleClick and onSlotDoubleClick do not work on mobile devices.

My current solution to get everything to work on desktop and mobile is to use the onItemClick and onSlotClick and to not integrate useCallback with double clicking.

Suggested Improvements:

• The documentation is silent about onItemClick, onSlotClick, onItemDrop, etc. These are essential to extend the behavior of the scheduler. I had to dig through the node modules directory and look through the .ts files to figure out how to use these work.
• The mobile experience is awful. I miss the isMobile prop on the kendo-scheduler-react-wrapper. Whether you reintroduce that prop or add better css for smaller viewports, it would be greatly appreciated.

Currently, there is a following signature of function "rowRender" passed to React Grid:

rowRender?: (row: React.ReactElement<HTMLTableRowElement>, props: GridRowProps) => React.ReactNode;

I managed to access something which I assume represents this index somehow by using "row._owner.index" although I'm not completely sure if that is always identical to the index of the row being rendered.

It would be very helpful if an index of a rendered row could be accessed as follows:

rowRender?: (row: React.ReactElement<HTMLTableRowElement>, props: GridRowProps, index: number) => React.ReactNode;

Request to have the sliderbar have different colors. It is for user experince, knowing that the slider is going either to the sucess or fail.

After significant amounts of negative feedback we have now stopped using the KendoReact DatePicker as the calendar part of the control doesn't make it clear how to change the month/year. I am aware that you click on the {Month Year} label at the top, but this is obviously not intuitive at all based on the extensive user feedback (it took me a while to figure out the first time as well).

When you start using the control for older dates (e.g. Date of Birth), scrolling is just not feasible particularly on mobile and so users get incredibly frustrated as they just want to change the month/year in a more manual manner to go back in time significantly. Many other date picker controls use visual cues such as up/down carets next to the Month/Year to suggest it can be adjusted.

Please get your UX experts to look at improving this as it could be a really simple fix that would make a massive difference to users