In the link here: https://www.telerik.com/blogs/how-to-get-the-best-grid-performance

The following is suggested under the "Use Editors or Widgets in Cells Wisely" section:

"At this point we decide to prevent the rebinding of the Grid after each change by removing the two-way binding and by changing the dataItem values manually (changing the properties without using the “set” method and setting the dirty property to true). Great, now we can edit multiple records without re-rendering the Grid"

This obviously refers to the Jquery Kendo Grid.

How would one achieve the same thing using the React Wrapper? 

If you try and filter a date column, right when you click the calendar button in the date filter it will open the calendar picker but then it immediately closes.

Demo: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-6gkfdf

Is this a known issue.

Hi,

I have a grid with selectable set to 'multiple, row' and I have grouping turned on. The request from our design team was to have a "Select All" checkbox that is beneath each grouping. Is that possible? We certainly have the select all checkbox for the entire grid, but they want them on an individual grouping basis.

Let me know if you need more detail or code sample.

Thank you!

Hi,

I want to add custom control in grid with grouping feature. I have created customcell for dropdown and integrated same in grid but the same dropdown appears on group header as well. Is there anyone to hide this.

Attached is the screenshot.

If you don't specify a width then all the cells naturally size and expand, if you do specify a width then all cells take on a fixed size and don't expand further. But an ideal would be a combination: Cells with a minimum size which when they can't compress further trigger scrolling, but when they have plenty of room expand naturally.

Is this possible with the current react grid?

It doesn't appear from my testing so far that there is a way to get the underlying Dataitem for the selected result.

So far, I've tested with assigning an Array of Complex Objects to the AutoComplete's data. Then specifically leaving the textField property out and using a custom renderer so that the results display correctly.

When I select a result however, because internally toLowerCase() is being called on the value assuming that it is just a string, it blows up...