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In version 2014.3.1119 of Kendo UI I have a problem passing date value from view to controller, the value passed to controller is {01/01/0001 12:00:00 a.m.}, however with the previous (2013.3.1119) version works as expected.
this my code inside parameterMap
for (var member in KPIDataEntry) {
if (member == "Date") {
result["KPIDataEntry[" + i + "]." + member] = kendo.toString(new Date(KPIDataEntry[member]), "G");
}
else {
result["KPIDataEntry[" + i + "]." + member] = KPIDataEntry[member];
}
}
thanks in advanced, and sorry about my english
this my code inside parameterMap
for (var member in KPIDataEntry) {
if (member == "Date") {
result["KPIDataEntry[" + i + "]." + member] = kendo.toString(new Date(KPIDataEntry[member]), "G");
}
else {
result["KPIDataEntry[" + i + "]." + member] = KPIDataEntry[member];
}
}
thanks in advanced, and sorry about my english
Vladimir Iliev
Telerik team
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10 Feb 2015
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Hi,
we're having trouble rendering nice Candlestick chart in some cases.
Specifically, for some values passed, chart is not "zoomed" in to better see difference between points but rendered from the '0' on value axis instead. For other cases, it's behaving as expected. To better illustrate, please see following dojo: http://dojo.telerik.com/AnOhe and see that value axis starts from '0' where it could start from '18' for example.
Is there a way to force chart to do this, instead of calculating valueAxis.max and valueAxis.min manually?
Thanks,
Dragan
we're having trouble rendering nice Candlestick chart in some cases.
Specifically, for some values passed, chart is not "zoomed" in to better see difference between points but rendered from the '0' on value axis instead. For other cases, it's behaving as expected. To better illustrate, please see following dojo: http://dojo.telerik.com/AnOhe and see that value axis starts from '0' where it could start from '18' for example.
Is there a way to force chart to do this, instead of calculating valueAxis.max and valueAxis.min manually?
Thanks,
Dragan
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Hello,
Wenn someone adds or modifies a task, the server checks if this is possible or not.
​At certain dates or times a task cannot created (holidays, already another task,....).
​The server/database checks if this is possbile or not. if not I return a errormessage within a JSON.
​How do I show this errormessage to the user in de scheduler-popup window ?
Wenn someone adds or modifies a task, the server checks if this is possible or not.
​At certain dates or times a task cannot created (holidays, already another task,....).
​The server/database checks if this is possbile or not. if not I return a errormessage within a JSON.
​How do I show this errormessage to the user in de scheduler-popup window ?
Vladimir Iliev
Telerik team
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10 Feb 2015
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I have a dropdown list that is populated via ajax call.
Depending on what the user is allowed to do the dropdownlist might only have 1 item in it.
I need to add a empty option first, then append the ajax results.
I do this all the time in asp.net webform applications, how does one configure a kendoui dropdownlist to display the empty row but not allow it to be selectable?
Depending on what the user is allowed to do the dropdownlist might only have 1 item in it.
I need to add a empty option first, then append the ajax results.
I do this all the time in asp.net webform applications, how does one configure a kendoui dropdownlist to display the empty row but not allow it to be selectable?
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10 Feb 2015
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Is it possible to have the drawer open to a percentage of the page? Trying to make a responsive page for mobile/tablet and I want on mobile to open to 90%, but on tablet to only open to 50%.
I have implemented this with the javascript:
<div class="drawer" id="myDrawer">
</div>
$("#myDrawer").kendoMobileDrawer({
container: "#content-container",
swipeToOpen: false
}
});
Thanks.
I have implemented this with the javascript:
<div class="drawer" id="myDrawer">
</div>
$("#myDrawer").kendoMobileDrawer({
container: "#content-container",
swipeToOpen: false
}
});
Thanks.
Kiril Nikolov
Telerik team
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10 Feb 2015
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I've noticed in working with KendoUI ComboBox widgets that the standard "labeled control" behavior within HTML breaks with these widgets.
So in the following (taken from combobox demo page), when clicking on the "Categories" label, the ComboBox widget does not automatically get focus.
<label for="categories">Categories:</label><input id="categories" style="width: 270px" />
Seems to work fine with other widgets, like the DatePicker.
Thank you.
So in the following (taken from combobox demo page), when clicking on the "Categories" label, the ComboBox widget does not automatically get focus.
<label for="categories">Categories:</label><input id="categories" style="width: 270px" />
Seems to work fine with other widgets, like the DatePicker.
Thank you.
Georgi Krustev
Telerik team
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10 Feb 2015
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I have 2 questions regarding the scheduler's popup
1) how to preselect a value in the combobox ?
2) how to remove the 'none'-item in the combobox ?
1) how to preselect a value in the combobox ?
2) how to remove the 'none'-item in the combobox ?
3 answers
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Dear Telerik`s developers;
I am wondering too whether we can use Google Map api or not - in Telerik map?
I have noticed that we can use Bing. Like that, would using Google be possible?
I am wondering too whether we can use Google Map api or not - in Telerik map?
I have noticed that we can use Bing. Like that, would using Google be possible?
Alexander Popov
Telerik team
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10 Feb 2015
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Hi,
In my application I don't need to use all the fancy features of DataSource. So I thought to use an array of kendo.data.Model objects inside the ViewModel.
There is a property called "dirty" and another called "isNew()".
If I want to get all new objects added on client, then I can filter based on isNew = true. To get all those items that need to be updated on server, then I look at "dirty = true".
Is the above correct? Is there another way (could be better) to get list of items to be deleted, updated, created on server?
One more thing, I noticed that if I update a newly added item on client-side, its dirty becomes true and isNew is false. Is that the normal behavior?
Finally, is there a way to use DataSource as a local database on client side to track updated, created, and deleted records, however, having it based on "data" property, i.e. without any remote transport stuff? Then, I could use DataSource as a local storage to track all changes, then I can filter out rows to be deleted, created and updated on server.
Thanks
In my application I don't need to use all the fancy features of DataSource. So I thought to use an array of kendo.data.Model objects inside the ViewModel.
There is a property called "dirty" and another called "isNew()".
If I want to get all new objects added on client, then I can filter based on isNew = true. To get all those items that need to be updated on server, then I look at "dirty = true".
Is the above correct? Is there another way (could be better) to get list of items to be deleted, updated, created on server?
One more thing, I noticed that if I update a newly added item on client-side, its dirty becomes true and isNew is false. Is that the normal behavior?
Finally, is there a way to use DataSource as a local database on client side to track updated, created, and deleted records, however, having it based on "data" property, i.e. without any remote transport stuff? Then, I could use DataSource as a local storage to track all changes, then I can filter out rows to be deleted, created and updated on server.
Thanks
Daniel
Telerik team
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10 Feb 2015
2 answers
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The following test works (using http://mochajs.org + http://chaijs.com):
The following test fails:
How can I at least test that viewModel.item.attributes is an observable? Otherwise what instance of is it?
it('Test composition', function() { var viewModel = kendo.observable({ obj1: { obj2: { prop: 'test' } } }); expect(viewModel).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.Observable); expect(viewModel.obj1).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.Observable); expect(viewModel.obj1.obj2).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.Observable);});The following test fails:
it('Test submodels', function() { var Item = kendo.data.Model.define({ fields: { title: { type: 'string' }, attributes: { defaultValue: {} } } }); var Attributes = kendo.data.Model.define({ fields: { src: { type: 'string' }, alt: { type: 'string' }, style: { type: 'string' } } }); var attributes = new Attributes({alt: 'Google', src: 'http://www.google.com/logo.jpg', style: 'height: 100px; width: 100px;'}), item = new Item({title:'sample image', attribute: attributes}), viewModel = kendo.observable({ item: item }); expect(viewModel.item).to.be.an.instanceof(Item); expect(viewModel.item).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.data.Model); expect(viewModel.item).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.Observable); expect(viewModel.item.attributes).to.be.an.instanceof(Attributes); //Fails expect(viewModel.item.attributes).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.data.Model); //Fails expect(viewModel.item.attributes).to.be.an.instanceof(kendo.Observable); //Fails});How can I at least test that viewModel.item.attributes is an observable? Otherwise what instance of is it?
