I'm trying to access a Dependent Method's calculated value in JavaScript after the binding.  Why doesn't this work?

Or trying it by replacing the "this" with "person"...


If I did something similar in KnockoutJs, it would be like this below (and this works): (jsFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/piercove/S6Q8D/2/)

So, the question is, how do I pull off the equivalent in Kendo MVVM.  I try to keep my code in JS files and not in the web page itself (Razor view in ASP.NET MVC to be exact).  In my JS files, I have a unique "ViewModel" object that creates a new instance of the view model for that page, so that all the observables and internal functions can be accessed by any other functions in that same JavaScript file.  I'm wondering how to pull off something similar with Kendo MVVM.

Thanks!

Hi guys,
I'm having some issues trying to customize a filter (as a dropdownlist ) in a grid.
The result is that if I use "is equal to", the result is always nothing... (no errors, just no records)
while if I use "contains" or  "starts with" I get an error like "Object 1 has no method 'toLowerCase'" (that goes deep into kendo's and jquery's js)

here my code

column definition:
 
dataSource definition
and my function
My guess is that there's a kind of mismatch between the object inside the filter and the in the grid's datasource...
but objects are actually the same!

Where I am doing wrong? thanks!
Fabio

In my MVC project, I have a view which displays a list of roles (as in user roles), and an add button, which pops up a KendoUI window, rendering a Create view.
This is how my window snippet looks like:

@(Html.Kendo().Window()
           .Name("window")
           .Title("Role")
           .Content("loading...")
           .LoadContentFrom("Create", "RolesPermissions", Model.Role)
           .Modal(true)
           .Width(550)           
           .Height(300)                      
           .Visible(false)
          )

And this is what I use to open(popup) and close the window

    $(document).ready(function () {
        var wnd = $("#window").data("kendoWindow");
 
        wnd.bind("refresh", function (e) {
            var win = this;
            $("#close").click(function() {
                win.close();
            });
        });
 
        $("#open").click(function (e) {
            wnd.center();
            wnd.open();
        });
 
    });

My question is, how do I close the window, if and only if the action is successful?

        [HttpPost]
        public ActionResult Create(RoleModel model)
        {
 
            if (ModelState.IsValid)
            {
                RoleDto role = new RoleDto
                    {
                        Name = model.Name,
                        Description = model.Description
                    };
 
                var roleAdded = _rolePermissionsRepository.AddRole(role);
                if (roleAdded != null)
                {
                    //CLOSE KENDOUI WINDOW
                }
                else
                {
                    //PRINT ERROR MSG TO KENDOUI WINDOW
                }
            }
            return View();
        }

I would like to know how to handle the portions that I have commented.

Basically, if the role is added succesfully, I would like the window to close automatically, taking me back to my list of roles, which I will then update. If there's any kind of error, the window will remain open, showing an error msg.

Hi,

I used the theme builder and got the theme where I wanted.  I saved the output CSS into a CSS file and referenced it after kendo.common.min.css.  I was using the default theme, so I commented that line out.  I've double checked spellings and file locations and they are correct.

When I load my page, I get a completely different look than I intended in my theme builder work.  Also, no images for the listview pager or, anywhere else Kendo for that matter.

I believe I followed the instructions as stated on the page.   Am I missing something?

Here are the include lines:

Hi, 

I have 2 tabstrips, one parent and one child. In IE this renders bullet points beside each tab. Works fine in Chrome, but my target browser is IE (unfortunately).

I have created a very simple example on JS Bin to illustrate this http://jsbin.com/EPoDUpE/2. Click Tab 3. This shows the child tabstrip with items Tab3.1, Tab3.2 etc. You will see each of these tabs have bullet points beside them. Am I doing something wrong? Or is this a bug with the framework?

I have another issue with the display of the child tabstrip and that is, it indents itself, I can't seem to prevent this. I would like it to be the exact width and inline with the parent tabstrip. How do I correct this?

Thanks,
Ade

Dear Kendo Team,
As you could see in the attach files, if I group with multiple columns, the behavior of the subrows seem to be a bit strange....but it's well displayed if I expand the group
This issue doesn't appear with chrome...
Could you provide me a solution for this issue?
Thanks in advance 

Hi
I get the data back just fine, but I am not able to render it in the grid. My grid rendering function is here:

function RenderDetailedBvtResults(data) {
debugger;
$('#gridBvtDetails').kendoGrid({ 
data: data,
scrollable: false,
toolbar: 'Details',
});
}

Hi,

I've noticed that if you press Enter key from keyboard when no item is selected in combobox, the first item automatically get selected. Is there anyway to prevent this in configuration settings without using javascript events? I don't want to add an extra keydown event each time i use a combobox in my pages.  If there is an enable/disable option for this behavior it will be great. (i am using aspnet-mvc wrapper by the way...)

Thank you.

I have a page with 4 autocomplete fields and one text field all in a row. The fields are used to apply filters to a grid. When I enter something in the plain text field, and apply the filters to the grid, everything works fine. The filters are applied and the data in the grid is reduced. When I then click a link in the grid to view the detail page for the record, and then click the back button to get back to the grid, the value that was in the text field is displayed in the first autocomplete box for some reason. 

I save the grid state to localStorage using the dataBound event of the grid:

$('.grid').kendoGrid({
    ...
    dataBound: this.saveGridState
    ...

Where this.saveGridState is: 

var grid = $('.grid').data('kendoGrid');
  var dataSource = grid.dataSource;
  var state = JSON.stringify({
    page: dataSource.page(),
    pageSize: dataSource.pageSize(),
    sort: dataSource.sort(),
    group: dataSource.group(),
    filter: dataSource.filter()
  });
  localStorage.setItem('gridState', state);

I load the state when the document is ready using:
$(document).ready(function(){
    var state = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('gridState'));
    var grid = $('.grid').data('kendoGrid');
    if(state && Object.keys(state).length > 0) {
      if(state.filter && state.filter.filters) {
        ctx.showFiltersInInputs(state.filter.filters);
      }
      grid.dataSource.query(state);
    }
    else {
      grid.dataSource.read();
    }
  });

I initially thought that the function I use to put the filters back into their inputs was mistakenly putting the data in the wrong field. However, if i set a breakpoint in chrome before any of the kendo related javascript, I still see the value in the wrong field. It appears the autocomplete is somehow persisting the value in the plain text field when I browse to the detail page and sticking it in the first autocomplete. Seems really weird. Any idea what this could be?

Thanks,

Troy

Using 2013.9.18

I'm defining a kendoScheduler with 
It works great, in my database the times are stored in UTC and depending on whether I load the page in San Francisco (GMT+7) or Minneapolis (GMT+5), the same event shows two different starting times depending on the user's geographical location. The kendoScheduler seems to convert the dates to local time and this is great for me. (The documentation indicates it should do the opposite, but this is the effect I wanted so for now I'm happy).

The problem is that it computes local time wrong. In Minneapolis, it takes GMT and adds 5 and in San Francisco, it takes GMT and adds 7. It should be subtracting these values, not adding them! If it's 00:00 GMT, it's 17:00 the previous day in San Francisco, not 07:00.

Has anyone else had the same sort of issues? Searching the forums, it seems like I'm not the only one encountering this.