So I'm seeing some weird behavior.
When ever the grid is navigatable and you are using the popup grid editing and user hits cancel, the grid scrolls to the bottom of the list. You can best see the bug when you choose to edit the first record. Additionally, after clicking cancel, then going to edit the first row again, the scrolling issue doesn't happen.
I've created a dojo to help display the issue: http://dojo.telerik.com/@jhinnen@momentum3.biz/aBUkA
Thanks,
Jeff
Couple of columns in my grid needs to have Combo box for new record or update. I did not find any clear example on this.
Can you please direct me to proper link or give an example on how to use combo box for inline editing.
Thanks for your help
It appears the Spreadsheet component doesn't have a way to automagically size the columns, and I was hoping there might be a workaround for this somewhere? I am loading CSV files into the spreadsheet, all of which could have completely different formats, so cannot just hard code column widths...
Or at the very least, in Excel I can select all rows and columns, double click on a dividing line between headers, and it will automagically resize columns. Perhaps there's a way to implement this behaviour?
I have a grid that I am using as a matrix (see attached), and I have even been able to create rows and columns
But I would really like to be able to add a label for both the X and Y directions, preferably on the top and left side. Any ideas how I could do this without it being too difficult and weird?
I have a grid with a specific height set with the following code:
.Scrollable(s => s.Height(400))
And one of the columns locked:
columns.Bound(p => p.Line).Width(180).Locked(true);
The locked column has no height set and is one long column. (see attachment)
I have a timepicker in my MVC form.
@Html.Kendo().TimePickerFor(model => model.ShipmentCallTime).Format(
"HH:mm"
)
The user enters an invalid time like "2343" then clicks save. On postback, ModelState.IsValid is false as the control recognizes that as an invalid time and the validation message is displayed properly.
The user then corrects the time entry to a valid time "23:43" and clicks save. On postback, ModelState.IsValid is true but the valid time the user entered is not in the model. The property is NULL.
Why?? It seems like the TimePicker is nuking the valid time for some reason. If I go back after the save and enter a valid time it works correctly. I can repeat these steps and have this happen every time.
I'm using a Kendo grid and want to be able to edit cell contents and apply Text Coloring and Strike-Through to the text within any given grid cell.
"some initial text" to be changed to "some altered initial text" with the word "altered" being red and the word "initial" being red and strike-though.
Any ideas how to achieve functionality like this?
See attached image for example.
Thanks,
John
Hi there,
I need to pass an upload point into the path to be able to successfully post my files:
@(Html.Kendo().Upload()
.Name("file")
.Multiple(false)
.Events(e => e
.Error("onError")
.Success("onSuccess")
.Select("onSelect")
)
.Async(a => a
.Save("UploadFile", "Storage", new { uploadpoint = "4FE69113-B190-49B4-ADDC-EB2371C6119A" })
.Batch(false)
.AutoUpload(true)
)
)
I want to make the GUID dynamic based off the selected value of a dropdown. Is there any way to make that route param dynamic either using a function:
new { uploadpoint = GetUploadPoint() }
Or by using javascript to read the selected value of my dropdown?
Hi,
I need to separate the data I recieve from the database when I'm showing it in the grid but I don't know how to do it. I was wondering if it's possible to do something like the attached file.
Thanks a lot.