I am creating unit tests using jest and I can't run the test because of Angular not like "on" inside the [onLabel] attribute in kendo-switch. Is there a work around for this?
Template parse errors:
Binding to event property 'onLabel' is disallowed for security reasons, please use (Label)=...
If 'onLabel' is a directive input, make sure the directive is imported by the current module. ("
(valueChange)="switchPageSize($event)"
[offLabel]="'All'"
[ERROR ->][onLabel]="'All'">
</kendo-switch>
</ng-template>
"): ng:///DynamicTestModule/HistoryComponent.html@199:10


I don't see anything in the docs but it seems like a standard thing to have.
What I'm looking for - the user will perform an action on a node in my TreeView which will result in a call to a remote API that can (sometimes) take several seconds. I'd like to disable the TreeView or set it to loading so that the user knows there is some activity and to also prevent interaction with the TreeView.
What's the Kendo way to do this? I can overlay a "busy" div but I'd like it to be visually close to the Grid loading appearance.

Good Day,
I am using Telerik controls in my project (abp.io with Angular UI v 3.2.1), I want to integrate grid control with server databinding (server side paging, sorting, searching etc). I tried to get data using swagger, but it isn't working.
Is there any working example for this?
Thanks.

When a user opens the calendar popup and a date hasn't been selected and then click the back button on the browser window, the calendar popup doesn't close and stuck on the top left corner without any opportunity to close.
Steps to reproduce:
1. click on 'go to calendar' link.
2. open calendar popup using focus on date input.
3. click back button on the browser window (main window, not a stackblitz frame)
Result in attaches.
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-33rslp


I've been struggling with an issue in our app where the grid is jumping all over the place during virtual scrolling. Then I noticed that the Kendo UI example does the same thing. I took this video from the StackBlitz in the "virtual scrolling with remote example" here. It's difficult to tell when watching in real time, because it happens so quickly, but while the loading indicator is up, the page jumps some 80 rows and then jumps back. This is exactly what we are seeing in our app, but since the load call is slower, about 1s, it's ends up looking really terrible.
I've attached some stills from the video that show the progression; as I scroll down, row 10346 is right at the bottom of the view. The call to pageChange comes in and suddenly row 10259 is at the bottom. A moment later the load finishes and 10351 is at the bottom, about what we expect, since we're scrolling down.
Thanks,
Philip
