Add render function/prop for the ColorPicker popup.
This will allow rendering custom elements inside the ColorPicker Popup.
Hi,
Good day!
Thanks for this wonderful library - we actually have a paid license in using ReactKendo.
Just a concern, because right now we are using TypeScript for us to improve our code quality but most of the Components in KendoReact is using any and not even allowing to pass a generic type.
Like for example in using KendoGrid - the data has `any` property so when rowClick is triggered, it returns `any` data type for `dataItem`
So what I did was, I wrapped the KendoGrid Component that would allow Type-Safety and override the `onRowClick` and any other functions that involve sending `dataItem` property.
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Lee
Hi,
How do I create a multi-row cell in footer? I have attached a screenshot as reference. Thank you
Is it possible to have a multirange support in the RangeSlider like the following (https://zillow.github.io/react-slider/):
It could be helpful to get multi range values using only one component. Easier for the developer to manage the data and for the user to select it.
Hi,
I am using Kendo react richtext editor and insert image plugin as it is shown in this page
https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/editor/images/
I am able to insert/upload image, but not able to resize image after adding it, similar to MS word.
After inserting image it should be resizable, so that user can easily resize the image as required.
Please let me know how can I achieve image resizing through mouse in above example.
Thanks
Vikram E
Hi Team,
We are trying to implement infinite scrolling for server data to our combobox based on virtual.
Do you have any event in combobox to handle on scroll.
Please help us with any examples you have on this topic. preferably using hooks.
WHAT:
Add custom cell rendering option for MultiColumnComboBoxColumn. Just like the 'cell' in GridColumnProps.
Can the Kendo UI Multiselect possibly select the "active" item when tab is pressed? It currently does this for the enter key.
We are building a Typescript Create React App application, and we would really like to be able to allow our users to type a partial entry and then allow tab to complete the selection and move on to the next input.
I tried to make it have this behavior but it became a fairly large mess and seems like it could be facilitated in the source code with less mess.
Even possibly just exposing access to more events would make it easier, like an onKeyDown, but that would still require some additional code to figure out what the current active item is.
Currently using these below, not sure what "Version" below in this form those belong to so I just guessed:
"@progress/kendo-react-inputs":"^3.9.0"
"@progress/kendo-react-dropdowns":"^3.9.0"
Navigating the items in the DropDownList by the first letter of the item is something that is supported by the KendoUI for jQuery DropDownList.
In this demo, you can see the behavior for the Categories field. When Categories has focus, you can type "c" and it navigates to the first "c" category "Condiments". If you type "c" a second time, it navigates to "Confections".
https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/dropdownlist/index
We have replaced some of our pages that used to use KendoUI for jQuery with React pages using Kendo React, and we are getting user complaints that this behavior is no longer supported for our drop downs.
I understand that we can use the "filter" functionality for the Kendo React DropDownList, but we would rather have the previous "first letter navigation" functionality supported by Kendo React.
Set the default width of the MultiColumnComboBox columns based on the input width.
In order to position the Popup of the MultiColumnComboBox correctly, we need each column to have fixed width.
Currently, we are setting the default width to 200px for each column that has not width set from the options.
We can add a second option to take the width of the input, subtract the width of the columns with fixed width and divide the remaining space between the other columns.
Hi,
The Kendo React Form Handle Submit event provides complete data over all fields, even the unchanged ones. While this is good for traditional submits, we are building upon a REST service that has HTTP patch support, wherein we intend to submit only those fields (properties) that have changed.
While a deep compare with initialValues and handleSubmit data property is possible, we were wondering if the Kendo Form component itself has some property Or method that allows us to get the changed values only. This will save us the deep compare efforts, time and issues, especially with forms that have hundreds of fields.
If Kendo library has some deep compare method available, please do include that as well.
Kindly advise.
Actual Result:
On navigating to colors, Narrator is staying mute and not announcing anything.
Expected
On navigating to colors, Narrator should announce the name of the color.
When interactive elements have an incorrect name, it is difficult for people using assistive technology (like screen readers) to understand the purpose of control and its relationship to other content.
Actual Result:
After invoking 'table' button, user is unable to select the size of the table i.e, Keyboard focus is not going to 'Insert row and column cell components.
Tab index property is not defined.
Expected
Control(s) must be accessible to keyboards and other assistive technology. Common causes of this problem include a) the element does not have a proper role assigned, b) the element needs tab-index="0" attribute to be focusable, or c) the component is not registering keypresses.
User should be able to navigate to insert row and column cell components to select the size of the table.
User Impact
When interactive components are not accessible, assistive technology users are blocked, which leads to everything from inaccessible content, features, and functionality, up to entire applications or sites.
Hi,
When a table overflows from one page to another, I have not been able to find a way to ensure the table header and the next row stay together.
I am looking to use the keepTogether property to achieve this, but as this takes in a CSS selector, I am unable to set one that encompasses both the 'thead' and first 'tr' within the 'tbody'. In other cases I can achieve this by wrapping with a 'div', but due to it being a table there is no suitable element that can group these together. Is there a solution to this problem?
As a result the table can split on the first row, which also causes the table widths to be different (as shown below).