Hi,
First of all, Kendo UI is a very great framework for HTML5. thumbs up!
Now i have a small problem that i can't fix
i have a webpage that calls a webservice when the user triggered an event.
before sending the request, i disable the combobox so there the user is forced to wait untill the request handling is done.
function DoRequest()
{
$("#ComboBoxUrl").kendoComboBox({ enable: false });
Service.DoSomething($("#ComboBoxUrl").val(), OnComplete, OnError, OnTimeOut);
}
When the handling is successfully done, there will be a callback function that re-enables the combobox
and show the response in a textbox.
function OnComplete(arg)
{
$("#txtReponse").val(arg);
$("#ComboBoxUrl").kendoComboBox({ enable: true });
}
Problem is: the combobox stays disabled after the callback. i copy-pasted the code line and changed the false param to true, so i was sure it wasn't a syntax error.
Do i do something wrong? is this a bug?
First of all, Kendo UI is a very great framework for HTML5. thumbs up!
Now i have a small problem that i can't fix
i have a webpage that calls a webservice when the user triggered an event.
before sending the request, i disable the combobox so there the user is forced to wait untill the request handling is done.
function DoRequest()
{
$("#ComboBoxUrl").kendoComboBox({ enable: false });
Service.DoSomething($("#ComboBoxUrl").val(), OnComplete, OnError, OnTimeOut);
}
When the handling is successfully done, there will be a callback function that re-enables the combobox
and show the response in a textbox.
function OnComplete(arg)
{
$("#txtReponse").val(arg);
$("#ComboBoxUrl").kendoComboBox({ enable: true });
}
Problem is: the combobox stays disabled after the callback. i copy-pasted the code line and changed the false param to true, so i was sure it wasn't a syntax error.
Do i do something wrong? is this a bug?