Hi, has anyone a running sample of a ListView? Here is my code

the returning json from OnPostReadThumbnails looks good, but the ListView is emtpy

cshtml.cs

cshtml

Been trying to determine the correct configuration using tag helpers for the tool tip and so far, documentation nor demos have helped. According to docs, the "content" property could call a script which does not seem to work.  Using the property "context-hander" does but ten the template set does not work.  GetPersonData below returns a JSON object with one property: EmployeeId.

HTML

JS

I used your theme builder which... thank you.  These things are complicated.

Theme Builder Link

I love what it gave me except for the busy indicators.  I swear, I thought I was being punked the first time I saw this.  These are horrendous.  Prior to discovering the theme builder, I was going just without anything from the theme builder and I had one large circular motion busy indicator.  That was awesome. 

How do I get back there?  Can you tell me how to use my theme except go back to the previous busy indicator? 

To create my theme, I picked the bootstrap v3 theme and change some colors... then downloaded it.  The builder itself doesn't let you see the busy indicator on the grid so you have to use the theme to see what it provides.

Thanks for your help,

Joel

I just finished a rather painful journey into putting together a demo to be able to use the Telerik Grid on a Razor page at all and then how to add checkboxes to it. Sounds easy, but it was not. Just try to find useful (or in some cases any) documentation on this stuff. 

Start with the https://github.com/telerik/ui-for-aspnet-core-examples solution and use the Kendo.Examples.RazorPages project. I added a Mange folder under pages and a "Lab" page under that (Lab.cshtml / Lab.cshtml.cs) - here is the code and my discussion follows:

I’ve a Razor Page project with Telerik ASP.NET Core Calender and a database in the back-end. In the Calender I can create new schedules that saves to the database and also read them to populate. For every schedule I would like to add what shift I should be related to so I’ve added a resource and if I create it as a new list it works fine but I can’t figure out how to populate from a table in the database. It feels that I’ve tried million ways now without success.
In this way it works:
                     .Resources(resource =>
                        {
                            resource.Add(m => m.ShiftID)
                            .Name("ShiftList")
                            .Title("Skift") 
                            .DataTextField("Text")
                            .DataValueField("Value")
                            .DataColorField("Color")

                            .BindTo(new[] {
                                new { Text = "fm-skift", Value = 1, Color = "#f8a398" } ,
                                new { Text = "em-skift", Value = 2, Color = "#51a0ed" } ,
                                new { Text = "Natt-skift", Value = 3, Color = "#56ca85" },
                                new { Text = "FM-skift", Value = 4, Color = "#c39bd3" },
                                new { Text = "EN-skift", Value = 5, Color = "#f1c40f" }
                            })
                            ;
                        })

But how can I populate from the database? All the Examples I can find are using MVC and not “true” Razor Pages.

on the model page I've created a list from the database that contains, Value, Textand Color, but I can't use it with Telerik Resources.

While putting together my first app, I am loading a grid via javascript, populating the grid with Json data only after a number of other inputs are gathered from the user. While doing this, I omitted the .Read method on the datasource.  I was noticing http 400 errors everytime this page loaded.  Initially thought I was having issues with the Forgerytoken, but after trial-and-error, comparing to another sample page, I decided to stub in a .Read method and handler in the controller, and the http 400 errors stopped.  So I suppose my question is this - is a .Read method required, even if it will never be used?

See attached files, that show both screenshots of network traffic from the chrome debugger console.  Notice the last request in the stack in each case.

In this dojo I want to have a button to select the next and previous tabs(wizard navigation). The buttons work if the user clicks them slowly.

If the next button is clicked say 5 times rapidly, the tabstrip will only select up until the 2nd or 3rd tab instead of going all the way to the end.

I am using the asp.net core version of kendo but the jquery version is easier to show in the dojo and represents my problem.

https://dojo.telerik.com/EWALijil

Is there a way outside of disabling the button/debouncing/ or timeouts to get the tabstrip to queue any selects and use the final?

I insert a image to the sheet, and transform sheet to datauri format. I get a error message.

function SaveElnFile(e) {
        var spreadSheet = GetSpreadsheet("ElnMain");
        var sheet = spreadSheet.activeSheet();
        spreadSheet.bind("excelExport", function (e) {
            var fileName = "ElnTemplate/" + GetDateTimeString() + ".xlsx";
            e.workbook.fileName = fileName;
            var workbook = new kendo.ooxml.Workbook({
                sheets: e.workbook.sheets
            });

            workbook.toDataURLAsync().then(function (dataURL) {
                xxxxxx....
            });
                e.preventDefault();
        });
        spreadSheet.saveAsExcel();
    }