Hi,

We have a grid and a custom skin for it. In order to show grid images for "Add New", "Edit", "Delete", "Filter", etc... we put all grid related images into "~/images/grid" directory, based on this article 

http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/grid/appearance-and-styling/skins

However, we also use buttons "Export To PDF" and "Export To Excel", which correct names are not mentioned in the above article. 

What are the correct names we should use for these button so the images show in the grid header?

Thanks,

Evgeniya

Hi,

When a document is uploaded through document manager in telerik editor, Is it possible to

              Save the document in different server shared folder path?

              Save a uploaded document in two different path at the same time ?

Currently we are save the uploaded files in same server as below,

                       editor.SetPaths(new string[] { "~/users/downloads"}, EditorFileTypes.Documents, EditorFileOptions.All);

Thanks

I have received the data in json format as follows:

var mydata = [
{
"Title":"My Grid Example",
"NumberOfColumns":4,
"DatasetHeader":{"items":[
{"Name":"FullName","Type":"System.String"},
{"Name":"Age","Type":"System.Int32"},
"Name":"Address","Type":"System.String"},
{"Name":"Cost","Type":"System.Double"}
]},
"Rows":["items":[
{"Rohan","12","Arab","234"},
{"Radha","11","Texas","123"},
{"Haris","22","NPL","344"},
{"Christine","23","Arab","674"},
{"Tot","22","UK","434"},
{"Terry","21","LA","334"},
{"Savana","19","SA","224"}
]}
}];

Now, I want to generate the dynamic grid with the above data with 4 columns and 7 rows (for this case) . The columns can varies during runtime (from 2-3 to 14-15)

Something like this is expected:

<script>

$(document).ready(function () {

generateGrid(mydata);

}

function generateGrid(receiveddata) {

$("#table-grid").kendoGrid({

dataSource: { data: receiveddata.Rows.Items},

height: 400,
scrollable: true,

schema: {
        model: receiveddata.DatasetHeader.items
      },

title: receiveddata.title

});

} //end of javascript function

</script>

<div id="table-grid"></div>

Hi,

I'm having a problem with a RadEditor that I have on a RadWindow. When I set the height above about 140px, The editable part only fills up the first 140px, but the frame is the size I've defined. See that attached image for a better description than I can give.

Here's the markup:

Hi... I use my document management system project radasyncupload. But when upload pdf file with radasyncupload after client download pdf file has problem. When clients open pdf file Failed to load PDF document error display in screen... 

<telerik:RadAsyncUpload ID="doc_upload" runat="server"
                                    ChunkSize="13000" Skin="MetroTouch" MultipleFileSelection="Automatic" Width="100%" PostbackTriggers="bt_accept">
                                    <Localization Select="..." Remove="Clear" />
                                    <FileFilters>
                                        <telerik:FileFilter Extensions="zip,xls,xlsx,doc,docx,pdf,jpg" />
                                    </FileFilters>
                                </telerik:RadAsyncUpload>

I have a grid that I have setup to dynamically change the pageSize based on the window size. When the browser window size changes I call the following code:

var grid = $("#grid").data("kendoGrid");

var currentPage = grid.dataSource.page();
var currentPageSize = grid.dataSource.pageSize();

if (currentPageSize !== newPageSize) {
    grid.dataSource.pageSize(newPageSize);
}

This works fine, but I noticed that the call to .pageSize(x) triggers a POST request to the server to fetch new data. Whenever I fetch new data from the server I need to run code based on whether or not the call to the server is successful or a failure. For example, when I want to refresh this grid manually (without changing the pageSize) I call:

grid.dataSource.read().then(function () {
    doStuffOnSuccess();
}).fail(function () {
    doStuffOnFailure();
});

Unfortunately there is no promise returned from the pageSize() method that would allow me to hook into the actual result of the POST request sent. As a result I have to call both the pageSize(x) and the manual grid.dataSource.read() methods together, and this generates two POST requests that degrades performance.

Is there some way of passing a new pageSize in the grid.dataSource.read() method? Or some way of seeing if the POST request triggered by pageSize(x) was successful or failed?