I’m trying to integrate a Qibla Finder into a web tool using Kendo UI, but I’m encountering a few challenges, and I’m hoping to get some insights or ideas from others who may have experience in this area. My main question revolves around using Kendo UI’s components—like maps, charts, and grids—while keeping the Qibla Finder tool both functional and easy to use.
The Qibla Finder is a tool that helps users determine the direction of the Qibla, the sacred direction towards the Kaaba in Mecca, which Muslims face during prayers. A key part of what I’m working on is combining this online qibla compass with Kendo UI’s features to create an engaging and interactive experience. Specifically, I’m wondering how to integrate Kendo UI's geographic map control to display the Qibla direction based on the user’s location. The challenge is ensuring that the Qibla Finder tool integrates seamlessly with Kendo UI’s map feature for accurate results.
In addition to the integration, I’m trying to figure out the best way to handle geolocation within the Kendo UI framework. I plan on using the Geolocation API to gather the user’s coordinates, but I’m not sure how to link these coordinates with Kendo UI’s map tools for precise location-based calculations. Are there any suggestions for leveraging Kendo UI’s geographic tools effectively, or would custom code be necessary?
Also, considering that this tool will be accessed from different devices, I’m wondering about the best practices for ensuring that the web tool remains responsive across different screen sizes. How can I maintain a smooth user experience without sacrificing performance?
Finally, while Kendo UI has many tools that could enhance the user interface, I’m concerned about how to blend the Qibla Finder into the overall design. I’d love to hear suggestions on how to best integrate such a feature into a Kendo UI-based layout while ensuring the tool feels cohesive with the rest of the page.
I’m looking forward to hearing any suggestions or solutions you might have for integrating a Qibla Finder into Kendo UI tools!
I am interested in understanding how Kendo UI can be effectively integrated with online map APIs, such as Google Maps or OpenStreetMap, to enable precise real-time navigation on a web application. Specifically, I am seeking guidance on how to utilize Kendo UI components to display the exact user location on a map, using the keyword "where am I right now exact address"
The scenario involves a web application where users can access a map interface and immediately view their current position, updated dynamically as they move. I am particularly interested in how Kendo UI’s integration with these APIs can handle the retrieval and display of the user's exact address, including how to account for changes in the user's position in real-time.
Additionally, I would like to understand the best practices for ensuring that the user's exact location is accurately rendered, considering factors such as browser permissions, geolocation API limitations, and the performance of Kendo UI components in handling frequent updates.
How can I implement a reliable and efficient solution that ensures the precise representation of the user's current address without causing lag or inaccuracies in the map display? Also, are there specific Kendo UI components that are particularly suited for this type of integration, or any that I should avoid?
Lastly, I am curious about any potential pitfalls or common challenges when combining Kendo UI with navigational tools, especially in terms of user experience and the accuracy of the displayed information. Any insights or examples of similar implementations would be greatly appreciated.
Today I upgraded to the latest KendoUI release, 2023 R3 Service Pack 1.
I discovered that the kendo directives for AngularJS have been completely removed.
This page says that Kendo Angular JS has said that it is 'not supported', but there has been no warning of it's complete removal.
What has happened?
Somebody has also posted a feedback issue, see this link.
Hello,
We have a provider which deliver code. He owns its own KendoUI License.
Then, we build code using Jenkins and deploy/run it to production.
There is no dev, everything is automatic. Do we need to buy one license just for building the application ? (provider must not build it for us)
Thanks for your clarifications
Cédric
I have tried to implement TreeView with checkboxes from this url https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/treeview/checkboxes/ but checking is not working.
Any help please?
I am writing to bring your attention to a critical vulnerability that I have discovered in the Kendo Spreadsheet system. Upon investigation, I found that it is possible for a user to inject data into the database without any authentication validation. This poses a significant security risk to the system and its users.
Therefore, I am reaching out to the community to inquire if there is a solution within the Kendo Spreadsheet system that can provide strong authentication validation with an integrated app before loading data and triggering it to the database. I must emphasize that I am seeking a solution that does not require double authentication, which can create an inconvenience for users.
I would greatly appreciate any insights or recommendations that you can provide to resolve this issue. Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I look forward to your valuable input.
Sincerely,
Kushal Khadka
Kendo Spreadsheet, Critical Vulnerability, Security Risk, Authentication Validation, Integrated App, Database, Community
Hi All,
I've inherited a project that references and uses Kendo.Mvc.dll and I have no idea where this DLL comes from? My project is missing the DLL so I need to figure out where/how to get it?
Any ideas welcome.
Rob.
Hi,
I am developing an Excel Add-in for a client and clients requirement is not to use jQuery. Now I need to add a combo box to a page in it, and convinced client to use telerik combo box for it, but I am still unable to decide which one I need to download to avoid dependency on jQuery or other frameworks.