I have a small list of items that i need to present on a form. The user can select multiple items with the help of checkboxes. And after the user is done he needs to save the form.

I have seen a similar example on telerik products but for ajax

https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/listbox/examples/functionality/checkboxes/defaultcs.aspx

Is there a way to implement the same functionality in Asp.Net Core?

I'm porting an MVC application that uses Kendo UI to .NET Core.  The existing application has considerable styling created by another team and the ported application needs to look like the old one.  The new application is not picking up the old styles (I've double checked the css files and I'm sure they're all in the right location).  When I look at the source on the old code, I see:

<div class="k-widget k-grid" id="grid">

Wrapping the kendoGrid object.  When I look at the source for the new code, I see:

<div id="grid" name="grid">

Around the grid.  Is there a difference between the MVC and .NET Core products in the way the default styles are specified?  Is there a way to explicitly state what styles are used?  Any idea what I might be missing between the old and new versions? 

I'm porting an MVC application that uses Kendo UI to .NET Core.  The existing application has considerable styling created by another team and the ported application needs to look like the old one.  The new application is not picking up the old styles (I've double checked the css files and I'm sure they're all in the right location).  My source looks like this:

    <div class="col-md-10">
            @(Html.Kendo().Grid<FundViewModel>()
                                    .Name("grid")

                                        ....

When I look at the HTML source on the old code, I see:

<div class="k-widget k-grid" id="grid">

Wrapping the kendoGrid object.  When I look at the HTML source for the new code, I see:

<div id="grid" name="grid">

Around the grid.  Is there a difference between the MVC and .NET Core products in the way the default styles are specified?  Is there any reference reading material that talks about styling in the .NET Core product?  Is there a way to explicitly state what styles are used?

Hi,

I have to create a room reservation calendar,

I see this sample https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-core/scheduler/timeline and have some questions :

1) Is it possible set ".Resources(resource => ..." server side ?

2) I need only MONTH view, so is possible don't have the HOURS row ?

3) When I drag an item from cell to enother or resize an item,  is there a validation system ? (if can't be done, the operation must be canceled)

4) Scheduler can be exported (pdf/excel) like grid ?

Thank you

Is there a way to replace the text in the grouping header? For example, instead of showing daypart: 20180615AM after grouping by the daypart column I want to display Fri June 15 AM.

Hi Team;

I have installed Kendo UI fpr ASP Core into my project. Is there anyway that I can change theme "Visually" like a drop down list of themes Kendo UI offers that would automatically changes inside _Layout or anywhere else related?
Or at least a doc guideline of exact changes to be made manually to ensure we can change to the list of Default themes or Bootstrap themes based on the attached pic?

Thanks

..Ben

Hello team;

I have just downloaded the Kendo-Bootstrap Integration from Gitub (https://github.com/telerik/core-bootstrap-demo) and loaded into VS2017.
I'm running .Net core2.1 and have the latest Kendo ASP Core version (R2 2018).

When I run it, the form that shows up, tabs don't work, drop downs don't work, many sections don' show up here is a screen shot.
I looked at the index view and everything seems in order. But the one from the website runs properly.

What's the problem?
Note: VS2017 still runs Bootstrap 3.3.7

Hi, I'd like some help with displaying multiple values in a single grid cell. Right now the data I'm displaying is coming in as an array of json objects and getting deserialized using the Json.NET library. I have no problem displaying most of the data I want on the grid; however, some of the data is in a nested array of unknown size.

For example:

 @(Html.Kendo().Grid<AnalogModel>()
      .Name("grid")
      .Columns(columns =>
      {
          columns.Bound(p => p.pGasDescDtoObj.ProductDesc).Title("Products");
          columns.Bound(p => p.pGasDescDtoObj.CustomerDesc).Title("Customer");
          columns.Bound(p => p.pGasDescDtoObj.ControllerDesc).Title("Controller");
          columns.Bound(p => p.pGasDescDtoObj.Template).Title("Template");
          columns.Bound(p => p.pGasDescDtoObj.GasNameDesc).Title("Gas");

         //So far, everything works great ^^

         ....

         columns.Bound(p => p.type[0].dataDefId).Title("Type"); //this works fine because I can guarantee that there will be at least one object in the array

        ....

So what I'd really like to do is display all the dataDefId values in the type array, however I don't know how to do this using the options available to the column. I've been trying to create a client template that will display them, but while I can display type[0].dataDefId, so again for example:

         columns.Bound(p => p.type).Title("Type").ClientTemplate("<strong>#: type[0].dataDefId #</strong>");

works fine. I have no idea how to get the size of the array to loop through it. If I start using c# to loop through the array, I one. lose access to the variable "type", and two, the client template doesn't work. Are there any other ways of going about this?

Hi I have a problem regarding the dropdownlist (see DropDownList.png). The items of the list is outside of the popup border.

I am using a custom theme generated by someone else and I have no idea where to start.

I have a project but can not attach it. How can I place the project here?