Our customers use case would require multiple tasks on same row in the Gantt diagram. Is this possible to implement somehow by customizing the Gantt diagram? Customer feels having each task on its own row wastes vertical space since the tasks are usually back to back.

Hello,

    I am creating a list of rows using the Sortable control. The issue that I am running into is when I grab an item and want to move it further down the list, then what shows on the page, the list will not scroll. Once I get to the bottom of the list I can not move the item further, without droping it and manually scrolling. Is there a way around this?

You can see what I am talking about by going to your sample (Under "Events" header): https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/sortable/

Shrink the page to where items stack and the list goes off the page. Try to take the top item and place it on the bottom. What I would hope it would do is automatically scroll the page once you reach the bottom, but it doesn't.

Thanks,

    Matt Heuerman

    DealerCarSearch

Currently there is no Autoscroll feature for the treelist...so when I want to drag and drop an item somewhere outside of the viewed area its klunky have to drop then scrool then drag and drop again etc.

Would really like to be able to autoscroll through the treelist

I need to not restrain the window, in the element that was contained in the code.

Just like it was possible in the jQuery version (https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/window/configuration/draggable.containment),

this feature is a must.

Otherwise, I am being forced to keep my Window on the "top level" element, just so that I can have it not be constrained in the nested element... 

The problem with this, is that the Window looks totally out of place, if I need more windows, I will need them all there and it's logic is not clear. The are many issues with that approach...

Please provide a temporary workaround if possible, thanks!

Hi

Please create a React Scheduler component similar to https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/scheduler/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

Hi

Please build a React component for Map control similar to https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/map/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

Hi Team,

we are looking the similar functionality in React Grid? Could you implement this feature in feature releases? 

 columns: [
        {
          field: "id",
          width: 80,
          filterable: {
            operators: {
              number: {
                eq: $translate.instant("Is equal to")
              }
            }
          }
        },

I want to make a request to add the autoClose property to manage KendoReactMultiSelect control.

Here is an example of code with several MultiSelect controls on the same page without the autoClose property:

https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-w4yhvh

You can clearly see that the autoClose property will be really useful.

Thanks.

I'm trying out the KendoReact Conversational UI and there are two things that I would expect to exist in the API that I can't seem to find.

1. Unread indicator - I'd like to mark where the last unread message was but there doesn't seem to be a way to do that with the API.

2. Load more messages - I'd like to be able to only load a certain number of messages from the chat history on initial load and then load more messages as the user scrolls (or possibly have a "load more" button) but there doesn't seem to be any callback for that.

I already have ideas to work around both of these with the "messageTemplate" but I wanted to check if I might be missing something obvious first.

-- Erik Sandberg

I discovered a lack of parity between the React and Angular implementations of the TabStrip/TabStripTab components. Specifically, in the React version the "title" prop determines the contents inside the resulting <k-link> CSS class, whereas the Angular version allows you to set a template, for more complex tab header components.

This became an issue for me, because we have overridden the CSS for a custom progress tracker component built on the tab strip in an Angular implementation. I am now tasked with replicating the component in React, but had to resort to my own TabStrip/TabStripTab classes, instead of being able to use your components. (My goal is to be able to use the existing CSS, maintained by our UX team, out of the box.)

Hope that made sense. Feel free to contact me if it's not clear what I'm asking for, or if there is already a solution to this. Thanks!

React version:

Angular Version:

Hi

We use the directory upload feature in our MVC app using Kendo. We are now redeveloping the app using React but this feature is missing. 

Is this feature on the roadmap for a future update (soon)?

Kind regards

Rakesh

While export and save PDF are extremely useful features that Kendo React UI provides. 

I would like to have option to generate Password protected PDF. 

Hi,

Unfortunately,  the KendoReact PivotGrid sorting is currently supported only for string values. This means that even if you set the field type to "date", the sorting will still be applied as if the field were a string. You can see that in this example: https://dojo.telerik.com/oZoTuMIC/55

Please extend your sorting mechanism so that the sorting covers types such as dates and numbers too. Please also consider the user's language when implementing this sorting. We receive date fields in the format yyyy-mm-dd and they should then be displayed in the user language in the UI. For example in German dd.mm.yyyy (i.e. 21.11.2021) or in English 11/21/2021. And please offer this feature for local data binding too.

Regards,

Oliver

The Kendo Form component internally uses a FormContext which is ued by FormElement and Field. However this Context is not exported in @progress/kendo-react-form

Please export this context. It would really help with the usability of the Form component for complex forms. There are things in the FormContext that are not available in the formRenderProps.

Alternatively, put everything from the context into the FormRenderProps. These don't seem like they needed to be 2 different objects.

Specifically with the Context you can see what fields have been `touched`, `visited` and `modified`. But with the render props you only get a boolean if any field has been touched, visited or modified; not the names of the fields.

Add a Breadcrumb component.

Similar to what we have in Kendo UI for jQuery:

https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/breadcrumb/index