Is there a way to focus the autocomplete inputbox on pageload?

Input has "autofocus" props, is there anything for autocomplete? thanks!

Hello, I am currently working on a react project using Data Grids and I am getting the same error when I scroll down the page(not the data grid). I have 2 accordion displaying them and only happens when I open and scroll on the 2nd accordion. The error results to broken page if I continue scrolling. The error only happens if I open the 2nd accordion and then scroll.

I have searched solutions over the net and most of the answer is that it happens when a data returns a null value. The error only occurs when I scroll but the data is displayed correctly. I am using states to assign the data from my API and I am using that state as the data prop for my data grid. I don't think the state data is updated to null when I scroll since I am not using the prop onScroll in my data Grid.

Hi, I have my license on

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/my-license/

and trying to add KendoReact to an existing react application.  When following instructions and running "npm install --save @progress/kendo-licensing", I get this error: "Unable to authenticate, need: Basic realm="Artifactory Realm""

PS C:\Users\NBKVCNE\source> cd pcoe
PS C:\Users\NBKVCNE\source\pcoe> npm install --save @progress/kendo-licensing
npm ERR! code E401
npm ERR! Unable to authenticate, need: Basic realm="Artifactory Realm"

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
npm ERR!     C:\Users\NBKVCNE\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache\_logs\2022-01-21T16_29_56_327Z-debug.log

I have a standard HTML input with the following configuration.

<input type='file' placeholder='Select file' onChange={handleChange} />

The input is processed by a button click with event handlers attached.

I want to replace this element with a KendoReact component that can restrict file types uploaded. Is the Upload component with autoUpload disabled the best option? 

     <Upload
     autoUpload={false}
     onChange={handleChange}
     onClick={uploadFile}
     batch={false}
     restrictions={{ allowedExtensions: ['.jpg', '.png'] }}
     defaultFiles={[]}
     withCredentials={false} />

Hi, 

I have an Excel and PDF export over my grid using the following:

<ExcelExport data={data} ref={_export}>{grid}</ExcelExport>
<GridPDFExport ref={(pdfExport) => (gridPDFExport = pdfExport)}>
{grid}
</GridPDFExport>

I have a multiple page grid and all pages export. However if I apply a sort to the grid and export, the sort does not retain on the export. If I instead use dataResult.data (which has the sorted order), it only shows the first page.

How do I export all pages but retain the sort, column order etc?

Is there an elegant way of integrating dateinput with formik?

My code below works however it's  tedious (not DRY :( ) to implement. It will require a state for every date input.  I hope you don't mind sharing your code. Thanks

const ClaimsForm = () => {
    const [value, setValue] = React.useState<Date | null>(new Date());
    const changeDate = (event: DateInputChangeEvent) => {
      setValue(event.value);
    };
    
    const initialValues = {
        decisionDate: value
    };

    const handleSubmit = (values: any) => {
        console.log(values)
    }

  return (
        <Formik
            initialValues={initialValues}
            onSubmit={handleSubmit}
            enableReinitialize={true}
            >
        
        {({ isSubmitting }) => (
            <Form>  
                <DateInput name='decisionDate' value={value} onChange={changeDate}  />
            </Form>
        )}
  )
}

Do we have the ability to remove the clear button on combo boxes? Currently hacking around it with css.

.k-combobox .k-clear-value { display: none !important; }

In situations where IsRequired = true this would be nice to remove.

Thanks

Hi,

I have logic in cellRender to format the cell styles such as changing background colours (for example if age is > 20 change the cell background colour to green).

Exporting to PDF the styles persist - the PDF looks exactly as the grid with the cell styling.

With Excel, all cell styling is lost. Is there any way I can persist the cell styling on export?

Thanks.

Ok, this is a little more complex issue with multiple questions.

1.) I have setup a Splitter Component in a Window Component. In one of the Splitter-Windows I have buttons which I have "enhanced" with the Drag&Drop functionality and that works only inside the same Splitter window, meaning I can't move them from one Splitter window to another. Is it possible to use the DragAndDrop over multiple Splitter windows? See attached screenshot. I have currently put the <DragAndDrop> around the <Splitter> Component like below but it doesn't seem to help.

<DragAndDrop>
    <Splitter
        style={{ height: '100%' }}
        panes={outerPanes}
        orientation="horizontal"
        onChange={splitterOuterChange}
    >
        <WeekCalendarProfiles program={props.item} />
        <Splitter
            style={{ height: '100%' }}
            panes={innerPanes}
            orientation="vertical"
            onChange={splitterInnerChange}
        >
            <WeekCalendar program={props.item} />
            <WeekCalendarChannels program={props.item} />
        </Splitter>
    </Splitter>
</DragAndDrop>

    const CustomViewSlot = (props: SchedulerViewSlotProps) => {
        return (
            <>
                <DroppableBox onDrop={handleDrop} id={guid()} selected={selected}>
                    <SchedulerViewSlot {...props} style={{ ...props.style }} />
                </DroppableBox>
            </>
        );
    };

My issue is: How would I be able to get access to the data of the slot where there box would be dropped and trigger an add dialog for an event?

3.) The CustomViewSlot will automatically get assigned to all slots of the calendar view. Is it possible to assign the CustomViewSlot to the 'all day' slots only?

Thanks!

Hi Team, 

Looking at this example, the width and height are set, but how can I configure the window to auto-size to wrap its content? Similar to the jQuery version.

Thanks,
Grant