Hi..
I'm customizing the boolean fields using template option in kendo column configuration and its working fine.but while doing export excel custom template is getting converted to boolean.
example : im having status column of type boolean/number,using template im displaying status as (Active/Inactive/pending).when i do export excel it is displaying as true/false in excel sheet.
Here is the example code with boolean type:
kendoProperties.addColumnConfiguration({
type: "boolean", sortable: false, field: "isPublished", title: "Publish Status", filterable: false,
template: "<label class=\"action-status#=isPublished#\">#= (isPublished == false) ? 'NOT PUBLISHED' : 'PUBLISHED' #</label>", width: "150px"
});
example code with number type:
Parser:
function parseDataForKendo(result) {
var data = [];
productionScheduleListVm.scheduleList = result.results;
var results = result.results;
for (var i = 0; i < results.length; i++) {
var schedule = {
status: results[i].schedule ? results[i].schedule.status : 0,
scheduleStatusClass: results[i].schedule.status ? resolveScheduleStatusCssClass(results[i].schedule.status) : null,
scheduleStatusText: results[i].schedule.status ? resolveScheduleStatusText(results[i].schedule.status) : null,
};
data.push(schedule);
}
return { "results": data, "totalResults": result.totalResults };
};
column config:
kendoProperties.addColumnConfiguration({
type: "number", sortable: true, hideWhenMinimize: true, field: "status", title: "Status", filterable: { cell: { template: statusFilter, showOperators: false }},
template: "<label class=\"schedule#=scheduleStatusClass# scheduleLabel\">#= (status == null) ? '-NA-' : scheduleStatusText# </label>"
});
I'm trying to get panning and zooming working with a multi-axis line chart. I had the multi-axis line chart working with series data, but it's my understanding that I need to use a dataSource in order to get panning and zooming working. I've got panning and zooming working with a single line series, but can't get it working with multi-axis. No lines show in the chart. The panning and zooming functionality does seem to be there though.
It seems that there might be multiple ways to do it, but I used the following example on jsbin for my configuration
http://jsbin.com/rudikuyuju/edit?html,js,output
Here is one object of the dataPoints.data array defined in dataSource
0:Object
A1C:0
AMAvg:170
Average30Days:142
Average60Days:140
Average90Days:144
CollectionDate:"/Date(1457931600000)/"
LunchAvg:162
PMAvg:190
Note that I don't use all the fields for this one chart. I have another chart that is configured using the rest of the fields. I don't know if that matters or not. Also, I'm pretty sure that CollectionDate is ok....that's ASP.NET format and works on the chart with just one series.
Here's the typescript code:
let chartConfiguration: ChartConfiguration = { renderAs: "canvas", dataSource: { data: dataPoints.data, schema: { model: { CollectionDate: { type: 'date' }, AMAvg: { type: 'number' }, lunchAvg: { type: 'number' }, PMAverage: { type: 'number' } } } }, series: [ { type: 'line', field: 'AMAvg', axes: 'glucose', categoryField: 'CollectionDate', markers: { visible: false } }, { type: 'line', field: 'LunchAvg', axes: 'glucose', categoryField: 'CollectionDate', markers: { visible: false } }, { type: 'line', field: 'PMAvg', axes: 'glucose', categoryField: 'CollectionDate', markers: { visible: false } }, ], pannable: { lock: "y" }, zoomable: { mousewheel: { lock: "y" }, selection: { lock: "y" } }, valueAxes : [{ name: "glucose", title: { text: "glucose" }, min: 50, max: 399 }], seriesDefaults: { type: 'line', line: { line: { style: 'smooth' } } }, tooltip: { visible: true, format: '{0}', template: '${value} ' }, categoryAxis: { type: "category", field: 'CollectionDate', baseUnit: 'days', baseUnitStep: 1, min: 0, max: 15, labels: { format: "{0:MM/dd/yy }", rotation: "auto" }, }};We have a treeview that uses a template. The template is inline with the HTML for the page and is referred to with a JQuery id search. This is what is shown for the template demo for Kendo.
However this is incompatible with unit testing an angular controller containing options including the reference to the template in HTML which is not loaded in a controller test. Result is that unit tests blow up trying to reference the template with JQuery.
Now the angular demo does this in a way that should be compatible in that it embeds a <span> with a k-template with bound items from the controller, so the controller can be isolated for unit test.
However our template is dynamic in that it is a conditional template similar to # if (mybool) # some html #else# some other html. (you get the idea).
There appears to be no examples of how to do this type of dynamic template that would be compatible with an angular unit test, because this type of template is not HTML it is actually a script.
Before we redo the app, has anyone got an example? The only other solution we have thought of is to change the template string to a function and call a service that dynamically compiles a string, but we are not sure if this would be worth the effort (would work)... even though it would allow mocking the service to isolate the controller.

Hi,
When creating/editing an event in scheduler the two datetimepickers for start and end datetime default to en-UK formating.
I know how to change this if you have a datetimepicker ....
<input id="datetimepicker" />
<script> $("#datetimepicker").kendoDateTimePicker({ culture: "de-DE" });</script>
So I tried this in the schema section of the scheduler...
schema: { model: { id: "taskId", fields: {taskId: { from: "TaskID", type: "number" }, title: { from: "Title", validation: { required: true } }, start: { from: "Start", type: "date", culture: "en-GB" }, end: { from: "End", type: "date", culture: "en-GB" }, startTimezone: { from: "StartTimezone" }, endTimezone: { from: "EndTimezone" }, isAllDay: { from: "IsAllDay", type: "boolean", defaultValue: false }, isOOH: { from: "IsOOH", type: "boolean", defaultValue: false }, description: { from: "Description" }, recurrenceId: { from: "RecurrenceID" }, recurrenceRule: { from: "RecurrenceRule" }, recurrenceException: { from: "RecurrenceException" }, team: { from: "Team", validation: { required: true } }, assignee: { from: "Assignee", validation: { required: true } } } },but it does not seem to work. I have added a reference to

Hi,
i have a problem with custom my editable popup.
The error is on k-editable, i can't use my template and the browser show me this error:
Error: [$parse:lexerr] Lexer Error: Unexpected next character at columns 50-50 [#] in expression [{ 'mode': 'popup', 'template': 'kendo.template($('#popup_editor').html())' }]. http://errors.angularjs.org/1.4.9/$parse/lexerr?p0=Unexpected%20next%20character%20&p1=s%2050-50%20%5B%23%5D&p2=%7B%20'mode'%3A%20'popup'%2C%20'template'%3A%20'kendo.template(%24('%23popup_editor').html())'%20%7D
This is the html code:
<div kendo-grid
id="LineGrid"
k-data-source="lineCtrl.linesList"
k-editable="{ 'mode': 'popup', 'template': 'kendo.template($('#popup_editor').html())' }"
k-selectable="'single'"
k-on-save="lineCtrl.OnSaveEventHandler(kendoEvent)"
k-toolbar="['create']"
class="bm_grid">
</div>
This is the template script:
<script type="text/x-kendo-template" id="popup_editor">
<p>Custom editor template</p>
<div class="k-edit-label">
<label for="FirstName">First Name</label>
</div>
</script>
How can i solve it?
As its shown below, i'm overriding my read function in transport to send ajax request to get data and set it as datasource for the grid but i also have server side paging enabled with virtual scrolling. But i have noticed that i see instead of one, multiple requests(at least two) were sent. I read the posts and people are talking about prefetch and fetch issue. Is there any good solution sofar to fix this issue in my case. var dataSource = { transport: { read: function (options) { var success = function (response) { options.success(response); }; var error = function (xhr, status, error) { Ember.Logger.error('Fail response: ' + xhr.responseText + ' (status=' + xhr.status + ' ' + error + ')'); }; _this.get('PopulateGridData')(gridUrl, success, error, options.data, 'POST', true, true); }, }, pageSize: gridPageSize, schema: gridSchema, serverPaging: true, serverSorting: true, serverGrouping: true, serverFiltering: true,};var gridOptions = { dataSource: dataSource, columns: gridColumns, editable: gridEditable, pageable: { refresh: true, numeric: false, previousNext: false, }, height: gridHeight, scrollable: { virtual: true, }, groupable: true, filterable: true, };var grid = Ember.$("#kendo-grid").kendoGrid(gridOptions).data('kendoGrid');_this.set('kendoGrid', grid);I'm looking at an example in your mvc demo where you use checkboxes to filter events in a scheduler. I wish to implement a similar function but need to use a dropdown (due to the number of options). The code for the checkbox scenario is...
$("#people :checkbox").change(function(e) {
var checked = $.map($("#people :checked"), function(checkbox) {
return parseInt($(checkbox).val());});
var scheduler = $("#scheduler").data("kendoScheduler");
scheduler.dataSource.filter({
operator: function(task) {
return $.inArray(task.ownerId, checked) >= 0;
}
});
});
How do I achieve similar (my dropdown values are strings) using a dropdown?
When updating to 2015.2.805, we've discovered a NUMBER of problems with our usage of Angular and Kendo. We regularly update, and have had no problems previously. We're hoping we can get some answers as to the problem(s).
We use ng-ifs to hide/show tabs based on certain parameters. In the latest release, this technique breaks the rendering of the tabstrip.
http://dojo.telerik.com/arEfI/2
Here's the previous release, where it works just fine.
http://dojo.telerik.com/EDibu/2
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What's wrong?​
We updated our Kendo version and some change caused our text input to lose the clear button (x icon) to disappear.
Any idea how to get this back? I'm not sure if it is in the kendo or bootstrap css.