The Treelist expandable cells are indented for each level. When a name is too long, however, the indentation and spacing are difficult to read and throw off the grid's design (Codesandbox link):
We don't frequently run into this issue, and we've now got a common component for this cell redesign, but it would be nice if it worked like this out of the box:
Thank you,
Janki
I think this would be a great feature to have out-of-the-box, and hopefully it's something easy to add from your end. UX-wise, it's really difficult to wrap your head around a non-alphabetized list, especially when the list is used for the special purpose of filtering -- you now have to filter down the list before you can filter the grid itself, which adds more overhead for the user.
I understand that Excel is not the end-all and be-all, but Excel also sorts it by default:
Full discussion can be found here - https://www.telerik.com/forums/how-to-make-gridcolumnmenucheckboxfilter-be-alphabetical-order
Can you give us support on how we can get the information about the selections, and keep it updated at all times? Thank you,
Currently, KendoReact TreeList doesn't offer a built-in way to achieve selection behavior where selecting a parent node automatically selects all its children, and vice versa (deselecting all children deselects the parent). This feature would be highly beneficial for use cases involving hierarchical data structures where managing parent-child selection is crucial.
Introduce a new option for the selectable prop, potentially named propagateSelection or recursiveSelection (similar to applyCheckIndeterminate provided in the TreeView component ). When set to true, it activates the desired behavior where selecting a parent selects all children, and deselecting all children deselects the parent.
Related GitHub item - https://github.com/telerik/kendo-react/issues/2174
The GridHelper is defined in a separate file, and this is the way we can use it - https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/grid/getting-started/gridhelper/
However, I prefer if it is exported from the Grid package, and is maintained from there.
in the provided video, an example of the unordered list has been taken up. But the same is applicable to the numbered list as well.
When a user tries to add a new point to an unordered list in a new line and then clicks the backspace, the unordered list remains. Pressing 'Enter' to start a new line shows the unordered list bullet points again.
Can we update it so that on Pressing backspace to remove the unordered/ordered list should delete it entirely and should not leave any highlighting in the description box editor field.
video : https://www.loom.com/share/480debbe4f2648339ecb80cd9b6ed853?sid=3914f5dc-f477-4afd-a55d-df4a26603da7
please go through video where i have provided , example of current behavior and expected behavior
The KendoReact Spreadsheet component has been released.
There are a few features that are missing compared to the jQuery version, and filtering rows based on column filters is one of them.
Until this feature is added (along with context menus), we won't be able to use the Spreadsheet component for what we need to build, so we will have to continue wrapping the jQuery component. The object provided by the spreadsheet ref can filter programatically based on the (undocumented in KendoReact's docs) `range.filter()` method, but this would take a lot of time to implement what the jQuery version already has.
How to get a selected object for AutoComplete's onChange(...)?
<AutoComplete data={[{id:10, name:"test"}]} textField="name"/>
This feels like an obvious requirement, but maybe I'm missing something. We're using the Upload component allowing users to upload files to be later referenced and accessed. Would it be possible to add configuration options to display a download icon and hook up an onDownload handler, next to each uploaded file, like it currently does for the "remove" operation? I appreciate you can create a custom UI for the whole component, but then we lose the built-in functionality.
Thank you.
Currently, hovering the draghandle shows the title "Drag". Instead, it should show the current value of the Slider.
With the current implementation, this is only possible by rendering a ToolTip component and customizing it: