I am trying to implement keyboard only navigation on a web application I am developing to meet accessibility requirements. I am running into problems with the Kendo Grid. 

Here is a dojo: https://dojo.telerik.com/KUcMekCh

I have a grid with 2 locked columns with a button in the first column and a hyperlink in the second column, the other columns just have text. I set navigatable to true. None of my fields are editable.

When the user tabs to the grid, they first get the search bar in my custom grid toolbar. Next they tab to the button (which happens to be a bootstrap dropdown menu but I don't think that is relevant). Here is where the issues start:

1. They then hit tab again and sometimes are taken to the hyberlink while other times they are taken to the next row, skipping column 2's hyperlink. 
2. The grid does not always enter Kendo's navigation mode. When it doesn't, there is no way for the user to interact with the column header which has the sort and tooltip buttons in it.
3. When they get to the bottom of the grid, the locked side will scroll vertically but the unlocked side remains in place, causing the rows to be misaligned.
4. When an input cell is in the unlocked portion of the table, the user has to tab through the entire list before getting back to editing the input for a row. This isn't logical.
5. I worry that if there were editable cells, which some of my grids have, the user won't be able to tab to the next editable cell and instead will be forced to navigate through every cell. I don't want to make it more difficult for a normal user in order to accommodate a keyboard only user so there needs to be a way for both to work well.
6. Often the focus ends up on the unlocked table which attempts to put a blue outline around that, however, the outline isn't fully visible since that is inside of a scrollable div.
7. You can click into a cell with navigatable set to true and then use the navigation but that doesn't work for a keyboard only user.
8. When navigatable is not turned on, the user cannot scroll vertically if they tab to the table.

Hi,

The switch is very tiny!

Best regards,

Laurent.

Hi,

What the hell is that bug with multiselect on last release?

Just type-in text of one list entry, select and admire...

Best regards,

Laurent.

Hi

Can Kendo diagram support drawing from a plain text format - maybe markdown driven - like mermaid.js ?

or do you have any sample code that can adapt?

Thanks

Chris

I have a kendo grid with several columns. The grid has in-cell editing enabled. I need the user to be able to press the tab key and ONLY tab between cells with focusable elements (such as a button) or editable cells. How would I accomplish this? 

Note: the solution here does not work when you have grouped or filtered rows. 

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-jquery-ui/documentation/knowledge-base/skip-non-editable-cells-when-tabbing

Would like to check on how to achieve the following

• Having a custom button/control to allow user to add a placeholder for youtube video with the following requirements, when in editor when show some short of placeholder where user can enter the youtube link. when displaying the content out on a page, the placeholder will become an iframe to show the video
• for image upload, how do i integrate to MS SQL Database such that all uploads will be saved to the DB, user will also be able to select image previously uploaded by other users

I have a grid with a local data source and some editable cells. When a user changes one of the cell's values, it needs to run a few different api calls to get the new values for some of the other cells and then display those. The problem is that when I call .set("fieldName", "value") inside the save command, I get an endless loop. How do I fix this? I have attached a Dojo showing what I mean. If you change the name in the Dojo, the age and DOB should change to something else (I know my example is a little silly given the fields but this is just an example, my real fields are different). Instead, I get an endless loop in the console. 

https://dojo.telerik.com/wmQNdSaZ

Hello Kendo UI team,

We are using Kendo UI for jQuery Spreadsheet and have encountered a border rendering issue that can be reproduced with a very simple setup and no custom configuration.

Reproduction steps

1. Initialize a basic Spreadsheet with default options.

2. Select the range A1:C3.

3. Apply borders to the selected cells (for example, all borders).

4. Select row 3 and delete the row.

Actual result

After deleting row 3:

• The top border of cell B1 disappears.

• Other borders remain unchanged.

• The final border state becomes visually inconsistent and unexpected.

The attached screenshots (step1 → step4) show the full process and the resulting issue.

Expected result

• Borders explicitly applied by the user should remain intact.

• Deleting row 3 should not affect the top border of B1, since that cell is not part of the deleted row.

Request

Is there any solution or workaround for this behavior?

Thank you very much for providing such a powerful and well-designed UI library. We really appreciate the work behind Kendo UI and would love to continue using the Spreadsheet component.

Hello Kendo UI team,

We are using Kendo UI for jQuery Spreadsheet and have encountered a border rendering issue that can be reproduced with a very simple setup and no custom configuration.

Reproduction steps

1. Initialize a basic Spreadsheet with default options.

2. Select the range A1:C3.

3. Apply borders to the selected cells (for example, all borders).

4. Select row 3 and delete the row.

Actual result

After deleting row 3:

• The top border of cell B1 disappears.

• Other borders remain unchanged.

• The final border state becomes visually inconsistent and unexpected.

The attached screenshots (step1 → step4) show the full process and the resulting issue.

Expected result

• Borders explicitly applied by the user should remain intact.

• Deleting row 3 should not affect the top border of B1, since that cell is not part of the deleted row.

Request

Is there any solution or workaround for this behavior?

Thank you very much for providing such a powerful and well-designed UI library. We really appreciate the work behind Kendo UI and would love to continue using the Spreadsheet component.