Hi, as you can see from the sample below, i would like to edit a cell from row click (in addition to click on the editable cell), but if i click on the row (in other column who is not editable) the edit start and immediately stop.

How to solve?

In addition i would like to have the editing row selected

Thanks

https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/cTObGvvb54Hji0uL20

Hi,

I upgrades a Blazor Projekt from net 6, Blazor 3.7 to net 8, Blazor 7.1.
I handled all breaking changes, so it works now.
There is only an issue with the legend style : in 3.7 only the line is shown. But in 7.1 a dot with line.
The code of my chart control was not changed from 3.7 to 7.1.

<TelerikChart Height="200px">
    <ChartPlotArea Background="#FAFAFA"></ChartPlotArea>
    <ChartTooltip Visible="true"></ChartTooltip>
    <ChartSeriesItems>
        <ChartSeries Type="ChartSeriesType.Scatter" Name="@($"{AxleNumber}: {right_text}")" Data="@chartRight" Color="#ff8400"
                     XField="@nameof(ChartDataViewModel.start)"
                     YField="@nameof(ChartDataViewModel.Indicator)" Visible="@right_visible">
            <ChartSeriesMarkers Type="ChartSeriesMarkersType.Circle" Size="4" Background="#ff8400" />
        </ChartSeries>
        <ChartSeries Type="ChartSeriesType.Scatter" Name="@($"{AxleNumber}: {left_text}")" Data="@chartLeft" Color="#0071ff"
                     XField="@nameof(ChartDataViewModel.start)"
                     YField="@nameof(ChartDataViewModel.Indicator)" Visible="@left_visible">
            <ChartSeriesMarkers Type="ChartSeriesMarkersType.Circle" Size="4" Background="#0071ff" />
        </ChartSeries>
    </ChartSeriesItems>
    <ChartYAxes>
        <ChartYAxis Max="YAxis_Max" Min="YAxis_Min" />
    </ChartYAxes>
    <ChartXAxes>
        <ChartXAxis Type="date" BaseUnit="days">
            <ChartXAxisLabels Format="{0:dd.MM.yy}"></ChartXAxisLabels>
        </ChartXAxis>
    </ChartXAxes>
    <ChartLegend Position="ChartLegendPosition.Custom" OffsetX="50" OffsetY="10" Height="10" Visible="@(right_visible && left_visible)" />
</TelerikChart>

How can I get back to old Legend style?

Peter

I don't understand what is going on.  I am sure I am missing something obvious.  

I am trying to setup my first Gantt Chart.   It is my understanding that this is setup in 2 pieces. The tree and timeline.   I am able to load the tree.  It comes up and I am able to see hierarchy.

Example of Tree..

I get data in a hierarchy. I assign Parent Ids to each record. I am ok with this. 

What I am struggling with is when I tried to add the GanttViews and it blows. up

Here is my initial load... I have not technically loaded any data. So I see the dates and columns all look good. 

During the loading of the data I get this error..

Clearly I am missing something.  I just don't know what.  

The only thing I have added between it loading the Tree and trying to load the timeline is ...

<GanttViews>

    <GanttWeekView></GanttWeekView>
    <GanttMonthView ></GanttMonthView>

</GanttViews>

Here is how I defined the start of the Gannt Control.

I clearly did not populate something that the Timeline needs. I am not sure what. It looks like all I need is the Start, End and TItle.  But I have tried different variations of that and it still fails. 

I am confused. Any suggestions? 

Probably a bit of a vague question, but is there any way to make the “TabStrip” component tab texts appear vertically or is it planned to support this behavior sometime? I've tried modifying it a bit via css but I'm having problems with containers. I think I'm probably not using the right component for what I want to achieve... but if it helps anyone who is looking for the same idea it is already reflected here.

The default visuals for the DialogFactory are distractingly different (aka ugly) from my application visuals.  Is there any way to modify the predefined dialogs?  I think they're a great idea and they do save me time on creating a custom component, but they seem visually inflexible?

Rob.

Do we have the ability to differentiate which button is clicked on the Edit Recurring Appointment window?

I'm using a custom edit form, but I don't know if there is a way to tell which button is selected on this window. The default form can differentiate the button chosen but I do not find anything in the args that tells me the selection.

Any help would be appreciated.

In the attached solution I have two Multi Column Headers - Product (containing ID and Product Name) and Details (containing In Stock, Unit Price, Discontinued and Release Date).  

I want the Excel download to reflect this, and to have a black border around all cells.

By default the multi column headers just take a single cell, it looks like this:

If I use worksheetExporter.MergeCells to merge the Product and Details cells, it looks better, but the border is gone from the right hand side of Details.

Can you advise how I can see the cells merged correctly but retain the border?

Thanks in advance,

Dean

On my previous site, I used the TinyMCE editor, which had a useful feature that allowed me to add and update a Table of Contents (TOC) at the top of the text I entered. I wonder if there is similar support for adding a TOC when using the TelerikEditor with Telerik UI for Blazor.

The link title and indentation level were based on the heading type (H1, H2, H3, etc.). 

I am using the Telerik Editor for a Knowledgebase creation page, and having a TOC would be very useful. Also, I'm trying to avoid the need to create a custom tool to do this :-)

Justin

Hi , currently working on a dashboard to display some data and need to display the Scheduler timeline view , but the problem is that the timeline width is too wide and you need to scroll to view events in the evening .

How to make the timeline view to fit the container?  as this is going to be display on a dashboard with no user interface (to scroll ).

Using Blazor 9 and latest kendo UI .

Thanks

Hi, I was working through converting a grid to TelerikGrid, referencing this document page:

https://www.telerik.com/blazor-ui/documentation/components/grid/editing/popup

Using GridEditMode.Popup.

Edit and Delete functionality was working.

New record functionality, however, was not.  It was triggering the correct dialog editing, but wouldn't trigger a dialog for adding a new record.  Instead it would fire my database code to add a record, with null data being passed.

I eventually figured out the example uses the OnCreate event, and I was using the OnAdd event.

This wasn't obvious to me, and there didn't seem to be anything in the documentation indicating you have to use OnCreate for the dialog to appear?

I then found this page which has more details on the events:

https://www.telerik.com/blazor-ui/documentation/components/grid/editing/overview

In the events section of the page, it states:

-

• OnAdd - fires when the Add command button for a newly added item is clicked. The event is cancellable.
• OnCreate - fires when the Save command button for a newly added item is clicked. Cancellable (cancelling it keeps the grid in Insert mode).
  

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This isn't helpful either, and I'd go so far as to say it's incorrect?

If you have a GridCommandbutton like this:

<GridToolBarTemplate>
    <GridCommandButton Command="Add" Icon="@SvgIcon.Plus">Add New</GridCommandButton>
</GridToolBarTemplate>

And you are handling the OnAdd event, the event fires without giving the user a popup, and the data passed in the event is a null item.

If you are handling the OnCreate event, the user gets a popup, however the button to "add" is actually Update:

As you can see, there's neither an Add button to click or a Save button to click.

Perhaps this documentation is correct for other edit modes, but it seems to be misleading or flat out incorrect for Popup mode?

On a side note, the documentation also seems to switch back and forth between saying CUD and CRUD.  I can sort of understand why you omit the Read part, but it makes the documentation confusing and I'm not sure you correctly use CUD and CRUD in all the right places.  Furthermore, every other database documentation I've seen says CRUD, Read or not!