When I try to add a tooltip on this all I get is a small black bubble icon above the control.

<TelerikDatePicker Min="@Min" Max="@Max" @bind-Value="@DTR11_selectedDate"
                               Id="DTR11" DebounceDelay="@DebounceDelay"

                              Title="Check me off to include this in the data!" Class="tooltip-target">
                </TelerikDatePicker>

When scrolling down in the virtualized combo boxes, anything typed into the text box will reset to the initial value.

To see this behavior, visit the combo box doc for virtualization: https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/components/combobox/virtualization.

In the Local data example, click preview. Then type “Na” in the input box. Then scroll down in the list of popup options. The “Na” in the input box disappears.

In the Remote data example, click preview. Then click inside the input box where it says “Name 1234”. Click backspace a couple times so the input becomes “Name 12”. Then scroll down in the list of popup options. The input resets to “Name 1234”.

The same behavior happens in the remote data example for the multi column combo box: https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/components/multicolumncombobox/virtualization 

Is there a way to prevent the typed input from resetting when the user scrolls?

I'm trying to create a DataSourceRequest that has several filters that I am creating and inserting into a CompositeFilterDescriptor. One of those filters is an integer data type. When I have the DataSourceRequest output the request via  "ToODataString()" the integer filter is treated as a string, i.e. surrounded by single quotes.  This will then not work in my OData endpoint.

How do I specify that this should be an int and not surrounded by single quotes in the output?

 var request = new DataSourceRequest()
 {
     PageSize = 1,
     Skip = 0,
     Filters = new List<IFilterDescriptor>(),
     Sorts = new List<SortDescriptor>(),
     Groups = new List<GroupDescriptor>()
 };
 var cfd = new CompositeFilterDescriptor
 {
     LogicalOperator = FilterCompositionLogicalOperator.Or
 };
var fd = new FilterDescriptor()
    {
        Value = "MyTestValue",
        Operator = FilterOperator.Contains,
        Member = "Status"
     };
cfd.FilterDescriptors.Add(fd);
request.Filters.Add(cfd);

var cfd2 = new CompositeFilterDescriptor
 {
     LogicalOperator = FilterCompositionLogicalOperator.And
 };
 var fd2 = new FilterDescriptor()
 {
     Value =  123456,
     Operator = FilterOperator.IsEqualTo,
     Member = "MyId"
 };

 cfd2.FilterDescriptors.Add(fd2);
 request.Filters.Add(cfd2);
 var query = request.ToODataString();

The "query" then contains something like :
(contains(Status,%27MyTestValue%27)%20and%20(MyId%20eq%20%27123456%27))
or 
(contains(Status,'MyTestValue') and (MyId eq '123456'))
what I need is

(contains(Status,'MyTestValue') and (MyId eq 123456))

How do I get it to form the correct Odata Url?

I am just creating an application with Blazor using Telerik UI for Blazor. It seems that a few properties and methods from former ASP.NET Core version are missing, at least:

• SeriesDefaults

• no more "xxx.visual"

• "OnRender" event

Especially the "visual" function and the "OnRender" event among other low-level API is sorely missed since I have to draw additional things on the charts. Can anyone give me a tip on how to do the same thing with Blazor?

Thanks in advance!

Heiko

I have a grid with stock prices.

The server is listen to a message bus for new prices. Then it send the prices using SignalR to all connected clients.

How can I upgrade the grid so it easy to see which rows has changed? In some programs I have seen some animations effects.

Hi

Im using the autocomplete component and I want to hide the scrollbar from the popup that displays the results but I don't know which class to modify to set overflow: hidden

Can anyone help?

Thanks