When I select the "selectAll" checkbox, only the quantity number from the "pageSize" property is selected. When I scroll through the grid, the new visible rows are not selected and the previous rows are no longer selected.

Here is an example of a stackblitz:

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-tybn6w?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts

Hi,

I have 2 queries on multiselect using drag selection.

1. When 'Multiple' option is set to 'false' in SelectableSettings of Treelist, auto scrolling happens when we reach the end of treelist visible in viewport.

When 'Multiple' option is set to 'true' in SelectableSettings of Treelist and multiple rows are selected using drag selection, auto scrolling not working. we need to use the mouse wheel to scroll through the treelist. Is there a way to make auto scrolling work while selecting multiple rows?

can be replicated in below example too.

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/treelist/selection/

in this example, disable 'Multiple'. Do a drag selection, auto scroll works as we move down

Enable 'Multiple' option, auto scroll does not work as we move down.

2. When selecting multiple rows using mouse drag selection and scroll(using mouse wheel), the marquee selection also moves along with that, but when the drag selection is released all the rows(even which are not in the viewport) are selected. Do we have any fixes planned for this?

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/treelist/selection/

here when we enable 'Multiple' option and do a drag selection while scrolling using mouse wheel, Marquee rectangle moves and covers only the rows displayed in viewport. after releasing drag selection, we could see that all rows which are not visible in view port are also selected.

Hello,

Is there a way to disable the Scrollview's swipe on mobile? We have a Scrollview inside of another Scrollview. We are wanting to stop the main Scrollview from moving, so the additional Scrollview does not try to move along with the main Scrollview.

Please let me know if you need additional information, and I will get back to you as soon as possible, thank you in advance.

Hello,

I've been working towards creating a scrollview with content inside of the div area. Some information fits, however, when scrolling to new information the scrollview does not allow for height: auto;

below is an example of what my code looks like. I am needing to replace the height with an auto height, to make sure that the content that displays is viewable regardless of the height.

Please let me know if you have more questions, as this is throwing me for a loop. Unfortunately, I am a new designer, and my coding skills are not yet what they need to be. I am assuming that this can be corrected inside of the TypeScript/JavaScript files.

alos when endless scrolling enabled. Do we need to implement from Backend side ? Is there any examples available to check ?

Thanks.

Hi,

is there any way to implement a zoom with the kendo scrollview? For example the zoom could be implmented through scrolling with the mousewheel when hovering over the image.

I tried using an external library called ngx-image-zoom however it seems to have some compatibility issues when used together with the scrollview. The pages are always cut of at the bottom, so a part of the content is not visible. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Kind regards,

Serhat

How does one make the image responsive using the scroll-view component?  Here is my current code:

Hi,

I am wondering if we can use the ScrollView using hardcoded items instead of using the [data] property.

Eg. in using kendo-tabstrip...

<kendo-tabstrip>                    
                    <kendo-tabstrip-tab [selected]="true">
                        <ng-template kendoTabTitle>
                                       title
                        </ng-template>
                        <ng-template kendoTabContent>

                                  markup here with stylings
                        </ng-template>
                    </kendo-tabstrip-tab>

</kendo-tabstrip>

Thank you in advance and Regards,
Rex