http://demos.kendoui.com/web/grid/editing-inline.html
Guess what guys your demo shows exactly what I want to do..... I want to have an editable check box that shows yes or no just like the above demo. Guess what the parts that make the demo that I need to see are not a public part of the demo. Another great job guys.Not that it matters but our trial ends tomorrow and I just don't think we will buy it.
If I wanted to:
A. Search for 5 hours looking for other people who have already suffered through finding the answer
B. Rebuild my own stuff so that it works the way I want
I surely wouldn't buy Kendo UI
Guess what guys your demo shows exactly what I want to do..... I want to have an editable check box that shows yes or no just like the above demo. Guess what the parts that make the demo that I need to see are not a public part of the demo. Another great job guys.Not that it matters but our trial ends tomorrow and I just don't think we will buy it.
If I wanted to:
A. Search for 5 hours looking for other people who have already suffered through finding the answer
B. Rebuild my own stuff so that it works the way I want
I surely wouldn't buy Kendo UI
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Hello Tyler,
Below the Grid there is a code viewer, which shows the MVC View and Controller code. All demos share the same models and their implementation is based pretty much on general knowledge (unrelated to Kendo UI), that is why we have not opted in showing them. Moreover, this will make understanding all relationships between the objects difficult when you are not using Visual Studio to navigate directly to a class definition.
If you find the Model code helpful as well, it is best to open the Kendo UI MVC wrappers demo site, which is included in the Kendo UI for ASP.NET MVC distribution and inspect it more closely.
I would also like to kindly recommend you to avoid using foul language. We are always open to critique, but in the appropriate form.
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
Below the Grid there is a code viewer, which shows the MVC View and Controller code. All demos share the same models and their implementation is based pretty much on general knowledge (unrelated to Kendo UI), that is why we have not opted in showing them. Moreover, this will make understanding all relationships between the objects difficult when you are not using Visual Studio to navigate directly to a class definition.
If you find the Model code helpful as well, it is best to open the Kendo UI MVC wrappers demo site, which is included in the Kendo UI for ASP.NET MVC distribution and inspect it more closely.
I would also like to kindly recommend you to avoid using foul language. We are always open to critique, but in the appropriate form.
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
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