Hi,
How can i export selected Grid rows to XML file with specific format?

Hello
I had in mind to use it with "incell" edition, is there any built in custom validation as with the grid, since I can not rely on the model validation?
Thank you very much !!
I'm trying to add a toolbar Template to the MVC Grid toolbar in addition to the Excel button.
When I add the template, the Excel button disappears.
How can I have both?
Code below.
Thanks!
.ToolBar(toolbar =>{ toolbar.Excel(); toolbar.Template("<button type='button' onclick='customCommand()'>Button Here</button>");})

I am currently new to Kendo and the Scheduler Component and was wondering whether I can customize the daily working hours per work day. Let’s say that I’d like Monday’s working hours to start from 7:00 till 19:00. I then would Like Tuesday’s working hours to start from 19:00 and end at 07:00.
A possible solution is to have custom working hours per day.
Another possible workaround is to have a customized appointment block built that would have a class working similarly as the k-nonwork-hours css class. In this scenario, I want to be able to color the number of columns with the retrieved working hours, to show the user that he has an appointment on that day.
Can you please point me in the right direction as to how this can be achieved?

Hi there,
So I was working on a solution for required checkbox, Terms and Conditions.
You know, where you must check it so you can submit a form.
So I was using all the Telerik components (Data Access ORM, ASP.NET MVC UI) and build the form like so.
And I really want to get the checkbox must be checked. I tried following this tutorial below:
http://jasonwatmore.com/post/2013/10/16/aspnet-mvc-required-checkbox-with-data-annotations
And I have tried all the methods there, it does not work. The form would still be able to submit without checkbox being checked.
I am thinking if there is something special about Telerik that I can't get it working?
Help would be really appreciated! Thank you.
Kendo.MVC version is 2016.2.607.440.
.Net 4.5
If you need more information please let me know.

Hello,
Currently I am trying to get the state of a checkbox that is set to indeterminate. I have a list of TreeNodes and am iterating through each node and adding information from each node to a list. Currently it is adding information based off of if the node is checked.
We have found we need to also include if the node's checkbox is set to indeterminate as well.
I know I can get this value in a roundabout way using JQuery but am interested in seeing if you have any built in functionality or other ways to get if the checkbox is set to indeterminate.
Thanks!

Hi, I'm struggling with something that should be easy, so I hope you can point to something stupid I'm doing wrong.
I have this MultiSelectFor. When I go the GetCertifications method, I am returning the expected number of results, yet the display shows undefined for each one. I'd expect that to happen if the fields were misnamed, but as far as I can tell I'm getting them correctly with the appropriate names.
@(Html.Kendo().MultiSelectFor(m => m.CertificationList) .DataTextField("CertTitle") .DataValueField("Id") .Placeholder("Select Certifications...") .AutoBind(false) .MinLength(3) .Filter(FilterType.Contains) .DataSource(source => { source.Read(read => { read.Action("GetCertifications", "DemandForecastInfoSummary"); }) .ServerFiltering(true); }) )
public ActionResult GetCertifications(string text) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(text)) { return Json("", JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet); } var rtnValue = new SelectList( DemandPlanService.GetAllCertifications(text).ToList(),"Id","CertTitle"); return Json(rtnValue, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet); }

Running into a weird issue, we're setting up our grids with javascript for this page.
$('#assets-grid').kendoGrid({
dataSource: new kendo.data.DataSource({
transport: {
read: 'application/GetAssetDetails'
},
schema: {
data: function(response) {
var result = [];
if (!response.success && response.message) {
errorAlert(response.message, 'modalNoteLabel', 10000);
}
if (response && response.Data) {
result = response.Data;
}
return result;
},
total: function(response) {
var length = 0;
if (response && response.Data) {
length = response.Data.length;
}
return length;
}
},
pageSize: 10,
serverPaging: false //I added this to fix, also tried serverOperation:false and that didnt work
}),
autoBind: false,
sortable: true,
scrollable: false,
pageable: true,
columns: [
{
field: 'Column',
title: 'olumne',
attributes: {
'title': '#: Column #'
},
headerAttributes: {
'title': 'column'
}
},
{
field: 'Column',
title: 'Column',
attributes: {
'title': '#: Column #'
},
headerAttributes: {
'title': 'Column'
}
},
{
field: 'Column',
title: 'Column',
attributes: {
'title': '#: Column #'
},
headerAttributes: {
'title': 'Column'
}
},
{
field: 'Column',
title: 'Column',
attributes: {
'title': '#: Column #'
},
headerAttributes: {
'title': 'Column'
}
}
],
noRecords: {
template: "No records are found."
}
});
Ive added the section in the Datasource for serverPaging: False.
What was happening is when the user loads the gird it would load fine, when they navigated the pages its fine, however if you looked at the network tab in developer tool bar or monitored events on the server you would notice 503 for the request stating that the id coming back is null. I tried to use serverOperation:false but that was still showing the same issue. I switched it to serverPaging and it seems to be resolved. My question is, Is this correct? Is there something else I am missing that should be done to prevent 503's when navigating paging?

Hi,
I'm currently creating Charts dynamically with a mixture of Columns and Lines.
I have two lines in this particular chart 1. Cumulative Total (CT) and 2. Forecast Cumulative Total (FCT).
What I'm trying to achieve is, for this financial year we calculate our "CT" up to the current month/year and anything after that we calculate our "FCT".
How do i get these lines to match as the end of the period of the "CT" and start of "FCT".
I have attached an example that i can easy do in Excel.
Thanks,
Lee.