Hello,

I have a Razor build-ed grid which the datasource is WebAPI. The model contains a decimal field.

In Dutch (nl-NL) the separated character for decimal is comma instead of dot.

When setting in JS the Kendo.culture to "nl-NL", and the input contains a comma as ​decimal separated character, the ​created JSON model from Kendo Grid to the WebAPI contains also the comma instead of dot. At server-side the input will bbe set without decimal.

 Example: 34,45 is in the JSON  and gives 3445. 

 If the culture is removed, the JSON contains the dot and all works fine.

Question is, can I force the generated JSON model to handle input always as default culture (dot as decimal separated)?

This is part of my custom editor:

<div data-container-for="studentID" class="k-edit-field">
    @(Html.Kendo().ComboBoxFor(model => model.StudentID)
          .HtmlAttributes(new { data_bind = "value:StudentID" })
          .DataTextField("FullName")
          .DataValueField("StudentId")
          .Filter(FilterType.Contains)
          .AutoBind(false)
          .Placeholder("Start typing student's name...")
          .Text(Model.StudentID != null ? Model.Title : "")
          .DataSource(source =>
          {
              source.Read(read =>
              {
                  read.Action("GetStudents", "Student").Data("filterStudents");
              })
              .ServerFiltering(true);
          })
          .Events(e =>
          {
            e.Select("onStudentSelected");
          })
    )
</div>
<div data-container-for="title" class="k-edit-field">
    @(Html.HiddenFor(model => model.Title, new { id = "TitleId", data_bind = "value:title" }))
</div>

I am trying to set the title with the text from the combobox:

     function onStudentSelected(e) {
        var dataItem = this.dataItem(e.item.index());
        $("#TitleId").val(dataItem.FullName);
    };

  Alert on $("#TitleId").val()  shows that it is set. But when I save the template the value is not passed to the server.

I have also made Title just a standard textboxfor so that I can see that the value is set.

Why is this not persisting to the model?

Also, this is my schduler:

@(Html.Kendo().Scheduler<Excent.Apps.Web.Solo.Models.MeetingViewModel>()
    .Name("scheduler")
    .Date(DateTime.Today)
    .StartTime(DateTime.Today.AddHours(8))
    .EndTime(DateTime.Today.AddHours(23).AddMinutes(59))
    .Height(600)
    .Views(views =>
    {
        views.DayView(dw => dw.DateHeaderTemplate("#=kendo.toString(date, 'd')#")).ShowWorkHours(true);
        views.WeekView(weekView => weekView.DateHeaderTemplate("#=kendo.toString(date, 'MM/dd')#").SelectedDateFormat("{0:MM/dd/yyyy} to {1:MM/dd/yyyy}")).ShowWorkHours(true).Selected(true);
        views.MonthView();
        views.AgendaView(aw => aw.Title("Session").SelectedDateFormat("{0:MM/dd/yyyy} to {1:MM/dd/yyyy}"));
    })
        .Editable(editable =>
        {
            editable.TemplateName("CustomEditorTemplate");
        })
    .Timezone("Etc/UTC")
    .EventTemplateId("event-template")
    .DataSource(d => d
        .Model(m =>
        {
            m.Id(f => f.MeetingID);
            m.Field(f => f.Start);
            m.Field(f => f.End);
            m.Field(f => f.IsAllDay);
            m.Field(f => f.Title);
            m.Field(f => f.RecurrenceRule);
            m.Field(f => f.Description);
            m.Field(f => f.StudentID);
            m.Field(f => f.ProcedureCode);
            m.Field(f => f.Color);
            m.RecurrenceId(f => f.RecurrenceID);
        })
        .Events(e => e.Error("error_handler"))
            .Read("Meetings_Read", "ProviderHome")
                .Create("Meetings_Create", "ProviderHome")
                .Destroy("Meetings_Destroy", "ProviderHome")
                .Update("Meetings_Update", "ProviderHome")

    )
)

Is there a way to disable drag and drop for tasks in the scheduler?

I want my users only to be able to edit tasks through the edit form.

/Jonas

I have a very simple listview that I cannot get to show any data. 

 View:

@(Html.Kendo().ListView<PortalContext.Root>()
                    .Name("leafView")
                    .TagName("div")
                    .ClientTemplateId("leafTemplate")                
                            .DataSource(dataSource => {
                                dataSource.Model(model => { model.Id(p => p.RootId);
                                                            model.Field<string>(f => f.ShortName);
                                });
                                dataSource.Read(read => read.Action("Leafs", "Home").Data("branchLevel"));
                            })
                )

    <script type="text/x-kendo-tmpl" id="leafTemplate">       
        <div style="height:100px">
            #: ShortName #
        </div> 
    </script>

I have a treeview that refreshes the data onSelect

function onSelect(e) {
        if (treeview.dataItem(e.node).IsBranch) {
            branchId = treeview.dataItem(e.node).id;            
            $("#leafView").data("kendoListView").dataSource.read();
        }
    }

    function branchLevel() {
        return {
            branchId: branchId            
        };
    }

I have simplified a few things but my controller looks like this and is basically returning a list of objects.

public ActionResult Leafs([DataSourceRequest]DataSourceRequest request, int? branchId) {

            return Json(ViewModel.Roots.ToDataSourceResult(request), JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
}

Any ideas why this may not be working?

Bill

I use the Ajax Editing to manage the record in my grid .
I would like call the controller before edit the selected record to check if the record is not lock.
I would like have this process :
   - Click on "Edit" buttom on grid,
   - Call the action controller to check the lock,
       -> If record lock, Abort Edit record,
       -> If record is not lock, Edit record.
 Do you know of a great way to make this process ?
Thanks
I set up a simple grid like this using the Razor syntax:

Hello, is it possible to have a "Preview Row" (see attached picture) with MVC Grid?

robert

I need to stop collapsing a detail row in kendo grid in some cases, but my code is not working:

var detailGrid = $("#grid-details").kendoGrid({
           < ....>
            detailCollapse: function (e) {
                //operator.views.common.CheckDetailsRow(e.detailRow);
                e.preventDefault();
                return false;
            },

<......>
                   }).data("kendoGrid");

Hi,

I have a Kendo Grid in which I use Data method in Read.Action to pass parameters to a controller action. The code is:

<% Html.Kendo().Grid<EvaluationsQuestionsEvaluationPillarsGridViewModel>()
            .Name("Pillars")
            .DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
                  .Ajax()
                  .Model(model => model.Id(a => a.EvaluationMasterPillarId))
                  .ServerOperation(true)
                  .Read(read => read.Action("LoadEvaluationsQuestionsEvaluationPillarsGridAjax", "Evaluations")
                                    .Data("onLoadEvaluationsQuestionsEvaluationPillarsGridData"))
             )​
......

        function onLoadEvaluationsQuestionsEvaluationPillarsGridData(e) {
            var evaluationVersionId = $('#evaluationVersionId').val();  // "evaluationVersionId" is set beforehand
            var showDeletedCheckbox = $('#Checkbox1').val();

            return { evaluationVersionId: evaluationVersionId, showDeleted: showDeletedCheckbox }
        }

        public ActionResult LoadEvaluationsQuestionsEvaluationPillarsGridAjax(DataSourceRequest request, string evaluationVersionId, bool showDeleted)
        {
......

But the controller action "LoadEvaluationsQuestionsEvaluationPillarsGridAjax" is not even invoked. I need help on this. Thanks.

​Hi there, I was wondering if someone could help me.  How can I bind my dropdown list to a viewbag to ensure it's getting it's data from the right place?  I found a couple of guides but they didn't work for my scenario.  Here is my code.

I would like my Kendo Dropdown to use the above viewbag to populate itself.  How can I do this?

Many thanks