Hello.

We are using scheduler timeline view to show workers work schedule. We treat workers as resources. In some production environments we have more than 800 workers and in such cases application is very laggy or even not responding. In real life scenario we have custom styling for each slot depending on workers out of work days or configured work shift color. In provided stackblitz sample we limited ourselves to simple scheduler and still for hundreds of resources there are problems with performance.

Can you suggest solution for this issue or provide paging/virtualization for timeline view?

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

Hi, 

I know this is minor, but it looks like that when using trashIcon from svgIcons as icon within the button, icon is slightly displaced to the left.
Strange enough, all others are centered, only this one is moved slightly to the left.

Before calling me crazy, it wasn't just me noticing it, but also a couple of users.  :)

I simply added following into existing icon button example just to make sure it wasn't some broken css in the app:

      <div class="col-xs-12 col-sm-6 col-md-4 example-col">
        <button kendoButton [svgIcon]="svgTrash">Delete</button>
        <button kendoButton [svgIcon]="svgTrash" title="Delete"></button>
      </div>

Cheers :)

Vedad

Hello,

i'm trying to create a toolbar component wrapper that allows the user to configure the toolbar passing a list of json objects, using overflow feature.

I'm facing 2 problems

1. when i hide a button using ngIf the button disappears from normal visualization and appears in the overflow popup, despite the available space. The button appears when a resize is fired.
2. o often get an error "TypeError: Cannot read property 'nativeElement' of undefined" when the overflow popup is opened

Is there a correct way to create buttons dynamically?

Thanks,

My markup

Hi,

Issue:

Sortable columns in Kendo Grid show inconsistent background color styling between scrollable and non-scrollable modes due to differences in how the DOM is rendered: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/grid/scroll-modes#scrollable-mode

• Scrollable Mode: Background color is applied to all cells (<th> and <td>) in the sortable column.
• Non-Scrollable Mode: Background color is applied only to the header cell (<th>).

Expected Behavior:

The background color should apply uniformly to all cells (<th> and <td>) in sortable columns, regardless of the scrolling mode.

Actual Behavior:

• In scrollable grids, the background color is applied to all cells in the sortable column.
• In non-scrollable grids, the background color is applied only to the header cell.

Question:

Is there a way to ensure uniform background color styling for all cells (<th> and <td>) in sortable columns, regardless of the scrolling mode, through built-in configuration or a recommended workaround?

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create a Kendo Grid with sortable columns.
2. Enable scrolling for one grid (default behavior) and disable it for another.
   

Link to Reproduce։  https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-axcc1j?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts


Environment:

Kendo UI version:  ^16.8.0
Angular version:  ^18.2.0

Is it possible to customize the black triangular "caret-down" icon used in the DropdownList and similar components (like ComboBox)?

I’d also like to know how to replace the "caret-up" and "caret-down" icons in the NumericTextBox.

Our apps use Font Awesome icons consistently, and I’m trying to replace these default icons with Font Awesome equivalents, but I haven’t been able to figure out how to do this. Could you provide guidance or examples?

5:45 PM found this SO post: Selenium with Kendo UI

Is the 'hard way' of writing xpath in C# the way to do this, using Se Web Driver? The post is 6 years old ... there's not a better way?

Crossing my fingers, there's an easier way than running the test, letting it fail, mapping out x-path, rinse-lather-repeat, eventually get there? :)

==================== Above New info as of 5:45 20 Nov =====================

Looking over the docs, I find nothing helpful with learning how to make the kendo textbox interactive with Se Tests.

Here is what I'm facing, I'm inserting from some emails and a Stack O post.

It appears our .scss file is a major player here.  There isn’t a clear input for the Se tests to see where to put what.  I don’t know enough about SCSS SASS to be sure but finally tracked down the id being tacked on to the k-input-inner class.  From this I sort of catch on to what’s zapping us with using the Se Web Driver and Se IDE tests.

 Here is the Id noted: k-d6dd8b3b-9d55-45cb-927c-634d4f11473c.  Note how it is prepended to the k-input-inner to render the text.  This appears really super nested.  I think the test can’t find where to put the text and just puts it an input at the first point in the hierarchy it finds. 

 See Screenshot_1.png 

The green shows where I typed the text in the intended text location.  Yellow shows where the test put it – in the validator indicator span, forgive any terminology error there.  I’m not seeing the same inner text area as in the top screen shot.

My conclusion is the _inputs.scss file might be the issue.  We’re having rendering given 2 different ways depending on whether we run the test or spin the page up in dotnet watch run.

I’m trying to find where in the _inputs.scss file is the starting point, to drill further into the issue. The closest I can find is on line 332:

.k-maskedtextbox {

  height: 1.3rem;

  input.k-input-inner {

    font-size: 12px;

    padding: 1px 3px 0px;

  }

}

If this is right, in order to use Se IDE, Web Driver or Grid, we may have to rethink our SCSS strategy.  I’d say that’s above my pay grade.

Still, can we take a look at this?

See Screenshot_2.png

My lead got back with me to clarify that while CSS can be used in design in our case it is not, and to look instead into the Kendo docs for how ids are generated and so on.

Well, looking in the docs I see how to set up a basic project and get basic code working.  Can't find anything on how to do what I need -- how to make Se tests drive Kendo elements for doing tests.

I am attempting to standardize a lot of my grids for my application. They all follow the same general set up for filtering, sorting, etc. But each grid might have some specific customizations. Usually this is just customizing the command column to have different command (edit button, actions menu, etc), but this can also take the form of additional toolbar buttons and the like.

To do this, I am trying to make a component that uses Kendo Grid, has it set up the way I want to, but uses <ng-content> to project additional requirements.

However, it seems this is completely ignored by the grid, and nothing is ever rendered.

Example stackblitz which shows the issue: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-zc4drs?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts

The actual kendo grids that I'm working on are much more complicated, which is a large motivation for having a common component that I can use and inject additional stuff into as needed. Any help would be appreciated. 

Hi,

Can you please let me know the issue with my code using the css or theme? I have copied the code of building block of "Hero2" and I followed the below link to apply the theme

https://www.telerik.com/design-system/docs/themes/get-started/installation/#using-external-cdn-link

I have used the below code part in index.html.. the fonts and colors are not displaying the correct one and also there is no logo or image.

Please let me know the steps to proceed to use the building blocks in our portal