Hi All,

I've started looking at a process of moving away from classic ASP.NET WebForms to a KendoUI approach.

I'm pretty much sold on using KendoUI as the UI but now need to work out the best data access approach.  At the moment I am thinking that it would be nice to develop my REST API in a manner that I could use it on my existing WebForms application that runs to 400+ pages alongside the existing SQL database connections, gradually replacing them with REST versions.

So I am now left with a dilemma, finding the best approach for doing a REST API.  So complex.  I have seen some generator options including DreamFactory, Telerik Data Services (is this on the way out?) and a few others, each requiring a different level of understanding. Each seems to have their own pros and cons with nothing really seeming to tick all boxes.  To further complicate things there seems to be several different technologies, such as OData etc.

Does anyone have any advice they could share with me on this?  

In an ideal world I'm looking at some solution that is standards compliant, simple to setup, secure and integrates well with KendoUI, Webforms integration is a bonus but not essential as I could simply replace pages with KendoUI pages.

Regards

Jon

Hi, 

 I want to dynamically filter resources in Scheduler and show resource and events based on the filter. please see below demo project which i created and it is not functioning well. 

http://dojo.telerik.com/@lilan123/UPuDE/6

as per my requirement i want to show only attendees: 1 and his event in Scheduler  when I clicked on filter button.  

Thanks,

Lilan

I am tring to set kendoGrid filtering in "row" mode bu setting:

filterable: {

    mode: "row",

    extra: false

}

But the filtering is still in "menu" mode.

Ho can I fix this?

While trying to solve a problem where the multi-select does not populate with my array of "Activities", I found this Kendo dojo example:

http://dojo.telerik.com/oHiWA/6

If you change the library to any of the Q2015 releases, this example no longer works and appears to mirror the exact problem I am having in my angular application.  Changing ng-model to k-ng-model has no effect.

I have a grid which is set to editable:true, batch: false, and then I have and "add new" button via the toolbar: ["create"] directive.  When a user clicks on that it instantly pings the backend server.  The row requires a number of fields to be filled in before it is considered and valid.  So right now until all the fields are valid, I return an error.  

 The problem is conveying that the user must enter all required fields before it is saved on the backend.  How can I get within the error: function(e){...} the most recent row that it is trying to sync?  I'd ideally want to continue to highlight whatever fields are missing as "required" until they fill them all in.  I'd also want it to leave the icon in the top left of the box on the ones showing they are not yet saved.  

I could return then something like:

Then I'd loop through the errors and match up the fields that have errors and show some sort of indication to the end user.  

Let me know what was is best to accomplish that or if there is a better way I should be doing this.

Thanks,

Matt

Kendo grid expands vertically when we hover over it. Screenshots are attached.

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