I have a need for a two dimensional "grid" of cards that is dynamic in both directions.  Each column is independent of the others.

Something like this:

Each Status/Step to the approval process could have duplicates of the Request, i.e. Request 1 is still in pending status.  Request 2 has been submitted and needs Approval 1 and Approval 2.  Request 3 has been submitted and needs Approval 3.  I will build an ordered list with necessary duplicates to fill this.

I was trying to use nested StackLayouts to do this but it does not appear to like anything dynamic.  Display should be approximately like:

Status

Pending            Submitted              Approval 1          Approval 2           Approval 3

Request 1          Request 2              Request 2            Request 2            Request 3

                           Request 3

When there are so many rows that the browser has a scroll bar, the context menu that opens automatically moves the scroll bar to the lowest position. 

Pictures attached showing the problem.

Also example code attached.

Hello

Is it possible to change the error message in the Blazor Upload component to a custom error when the files get selected or uploaded?
We require the files to have a specific name format, and we check for this format on the OnUpload event.

We would also like to disable the retry button, because the name of the file can't be changed and thus, won't fit the naming requirement when retrying.

Is this currently possible? If necessary, by using Javascript (though preferably without)?

Thanks in advance.

Ruben

Hi Team,

I wanted to download any file from Telerik grid and download file result will get in the format of bytes array from service.

Could you please help me on this issue.

Thank you.

Lakshmipathi K

My question specifically relates to the use of Radio Group, but could apply to other controls as well. Where the documentation talks about value binding vs data binding, this is in relation to the source data (i.e. the collection of options a user can choose from), and not the selected value. Taking the following example:

<TelerikRadioGroup @bind-Value=@selectedValue Data=@sourceList TextField="ATextProperty" ValueField="AnIntProperty"></TelerikRadioGroup>

In this case in my code I can have my selectedValue be an int (to match the value field). But lets say, following the example from the documentation, I want to bind the selected object, not a property of the object, like this:

<TelerikRadioGroup @bind-Value=@selectedValue Data=@sourceList TextField="GenderText" TValue="GenderModel"></TelerikRadioGroup>

Is there a way to do something like this? I haven't been able to get it work. I have tried using ValueChanged as well, this way:

<TelerikRadioGroup @selectedValue Data=@sourceList TextField="ATextProperty" ValueChanged="@((v) => OnValueChanged(v))"></TelerikRadioGroup>

And this way:

<TelerikRadioGroup @selectedValue Data=@sourceList TextField="ATextProperty" ValueChanged="@((GenderModel v) => OnValueChanged(v))"></TelerikRadioGroup>

When I select an option in a radio group, the selection is focused (I can see the styled highlighting) but not selected. When the radio group is blurred (loses focus), the selected item now appears selected.

Figure: Item selected and programmatic selection successful, but radio button is not checked

Figure: Once I click out of the radio group, the selected button is checked

Hi

After the update I get the following error message:

/...Views/ViewRoute.razor(13,13): Error CS0012: The type 'SortDescriptor' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'Telerik.DataSource, Version=2.0.10.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=29ac1a93ec063d92'. (CS0012) 

the package is installed...nevertheless I get the error

    <PackageReference Include="Telerik.UI.for.Blazor" Version="2.26.0" /> 
    <PackageReference Include="Telerik.DataSource" Version="2.0.10" />

  GridState<Wegpunkte> desiredState = new GridState<Wegpunkte>()
        {
            SortDescriptors = new List<SortDescriptor>()
        {
                new SortDescriptor {Member = "TourPos", SortDirection = ListSortDirection.Ascending}
            }
        };