I have a scenario where I need to shift the position of TelerikTextBox's `k-input-inner` element using the CSS properties`top` and `left`. This works fine until I use FocusAsync() to programmatically focus on the textbox. This causes the textbox to reset its position and disregard the position styling.

Please see the REPL link below. To reproduce, click on the "Focus" button and observe how the placeholder shifts.

https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/wTkelobC56YIRoZL13

To note, the desired view is with the input text position shifted from the original position like so:

Hitting tab reverts it to the original positioning which is undesirable:

Hi Team,

I don't want to show filename extension while showing file in FileView. Can we do it?

Is it mandatory to give "ExtensionField" in FileManager?

Hy,

I'm using a hierarchical drawer following  the example: Blazor Drawer Demos - Hierarchical Drawer | Telerik UI for Blazor

If I activate the mini mode the hierarchical drawer appears as follows:

Is there something in the component where the drawer in mini mode displays all the items of the next levels in a popup that opens and closes when the cursor goes over the item at level 0? 

As the picture below

Thanks

Hi Team,

Is there a way to show no files or folder found message when the root folder is empty in FileManager?

Is there a way to display items in under groups in the listbox.  like a treeview or regular grid?

Thanks

Eric

I just want to add drag and drop items in a ListView to reorder them.

I don't think adding any code or files here will help.

I'm having some trouble with the TelerikTabStrip component. The following snippet should reproduce my issue:

<TelerikTabStrip @bind-ActiveTabIndex="@activeTabIdx">
  @{
    foreach (var tab in Tabs)
    {
      <TabStripTab Title=@tab.Key></TabStripTab>
    }
  }
</TelerikTabStrip>


@code {
  public Dictionary<string, string> Tabs { get; set; }

  public int activeTabIdx { get; set; } = 0;

  protected override void OnInitialized()
  {

    Tabs = new Dictionary<string, string>();
    Tabs.Add("1", "1");
    Tabs.Add("2", "2");
    Tabs.Add("3", "3");
    Tabs.Add("4", "4");
  }

  protected override void OnParametersSet()
  {

  }

Currently, whenever I change a tab, although activeTabIdx is updated, the previous tab remains highlighted along with the currently selected one and so on, i.e, the previous tab highlight does not disappear indicating it had beeen deselected. Has anyone incurred to a similar problem? 

Thank you

Hi Team,

In my application, on page initialization I have to set the default path for FileManager (It can be any nested path in the root folder depending on the selection from user). After setting the path on OnInitialized, it opens the relevant path but the breadcrumb does not show the complete path.

My path is: Home/FileStorage/Folder2

Current:

Expected:

My code:

<TelerikFileManager @ref="FileManagerRef"
                    Data="@FileManagerData"
                    Path="@DirectoryPath"
                    Height="400px"
                    NameField="Name"
                    PathField="Path"
                    ExtensionField="Extension"
                    IsDirectoryField="IsDirectory"
                    HasDirectoriesField="HasDirectories"
                    DirectoriesField="MyDirectories"
                    ItemsField="Items"
                    SelectedItems="@SelectedItems"
                    SelectedItemsChanged="@((IEnumerable<HierarchicalFileEntry> selectedFiles) => OnSelect(selectedFiles))"
                    OnModelInit="@OnModelInitHandler"
                    OnCreate="@OnCreateHandler"
                    PathChanged="@OnPathChanged" />

protected override void OnInitialized()
{
      DirectoryPath = "Home/FileStorage/Folder2"
}

Hi,

Do you have any plan to implement MultiColumnListBox? It seems that you have already done that inside MultiColumnComboBox when it opens up.

Hello,

I've been unsuccessful in styling the Drawer's scrollbar with CSS. Can someone provide an example of how to change the scrollbar style please?

Thanks