Using current kendo demo page at:
http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/local-data-binding
...and using Bootstrap v3 theme: see the attached picture where the top-right corner of the grid is missing the background-color.
has any one ran in to an issue when stock chart value axis are not rendering correctly with specific data? Any suggestions what can be causing this?
Couple of example dojos:
http://dojo.telerik.com/@chall/aJELEH
http://dojo.telerik.com/@chall/egAhu
Hi,
I'm using Kendo UI Charts, I'm really struggling to produce a clustered bar chart (see attachment) any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hello All,
I can see how to set up a multi-column title here: http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/multicolumnheaders
But, how can I make it dynamically? I'm loading different data sets, in which actual versus budget columns differ among data sets.
Thank you.
Edo.
I have a razor view that contains dynamically created DateTimePickers based on a value of a NumericTextBox. These are created for each section on the view. I have 41 sections that can contain 1 or more DateTimePickers. What I want to do is for all DateTimePickers that are created (whether in the current section (div) or future sections) to only allow the option of choosing a time that is the interval amount after the previous chosen date/time.
Here is the Javascript that contains the dynamically created DateTimePicker...
function showSectionDiv(e, i) { var numerictextbox = document.getElementById("section_" + i); var divSection = document.getElementById("setSection_" + i); if (numerictextbox.value == 0) alert("Please select a value..."); for (var a = 0; a < numerictextbox.value; a++) { // Insert Kendo date/time control divSection.innerHTML += '<div>' + (a + 1) + '- <input type="text" name="dateTimePicker_' + i + '_' + a + '" id="dateTimePicker_' + i + '_' + a +'" min="'+ minimumDate + '">'; } for (var b = 0; b < numerictextbox.value; b++) { var nextMinimumDate = new Date(minimumDate.getFullYear(), minimumDate.getMonth(), minimumDate.getDate(), minimumDate.getHours(), (minimumDate.getMinutes() + (15)), 0, 0) var c = (b < numerictextbox.value) ? b + 1 : b; var dtp = $("#dateTimePicker_" + i + "_" + b).kendoDateTimePicker({ dateInput: true, interval: 15, open: function (e) { dtp.min(anotherDate); } }).data("kendoDateTimePicker") } }
Thanks,
Tim
Hello!
I'm trying to upgrade from Kendo UI v2015 + RequireJs to the latest KendoUI version and SystemJS as a loader. Due to issues on GitHub SystemJS doesn't support wildcard paths anymore and this affects Kendo framework.
https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs/issues/1039
https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs/issues/1575
Are there any solution/workarounds/best practices how to use Kendo with SystemJS v.0.20+?
Thanks
Hi,
I'm new to Kendo, but have came across a fairly complex issue. I'm trying to create a view of data, that counts the number of deals made in each quarter. The data is structured as shown in the attached image (see data.png). I've also attached a mockup of the format I want to get this data into (see outcome.png).
What I think it needs to do is count the rows that match a specific 'Customer type' and 'Quarter' and then display this in a new column alongside the customer type.
Is this something that's possible with Kendo? If so, how would I go about making a start on this?
Kind regards,
Jeff.

Is it possible to add a toolbar item using a template in the Spreadsheet widget, like you can with the regular Toolbar widget?
Example: http://dojo.telerik.com/aPIha
Thanks,
Michelle

While debugging I see that the app.user.emailAddress is showing up, but not passing as a header. Is there anything I am missing?
dataSource: new kendo.data.DataSource({
transport: {
read: {
url: dataProvider.url + '/ReadProducts',
ContentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
type: 'POST',
data: { "userEmailID": app.user.emailAddress }
},
parameterMap: function (data, type) {
JSON.stringify(data);
}

I could not get the DefaultCellStyle setting on the spreadsheet to take effect. Am I defining it wrong?
http://dojo.telerik.com/ixetAQ
Thanks,
Michelle