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Is there any possible way to make a dateRange easier to implement?currently it is possbile to achieve but that's very complicated way
for example in the gantt chart i want to display minimum 5 weeks in the weeks view
for example in the gantt chart i want to display minimum 5 weeks in the weeks view
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Hi.
I'm using a bar chart and in the ChartValueAxisItem I'd like to add a title that has special characters in it. In HTML, examples would be something like this:
m<sup>3</sup>
CO<sub>2</sub>The issue is, that the title has to be a string and if I put the html tags there, it doesn't render them. How could I add something like this to the title parameter so that it renders correctly?
Thanks,
Greetings,
Bernd
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hi ,
I am facing issue whenever slot content is too long it overlap with calendar cell below it.
It works well if we give height auto but as we cant scroll with height auto .. i tried to give maxheight to schedular it doesn't create properly aligned UI.
While if we click on any daycell it recalculate position and shows properly.
I have kept no of items per slot 50.
I am using schedularitem for showing custom content in monthview
Attaching screen shot FYI.
Let me know if more information needed.
Konstantin Dikov
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Greetings,
I am using Kendo UI pivot grid version: @progress/kendo-react-pivotgrid": "^6.1.1
I am using the usePivotLocalDataService() function for local data binding. I am rendering the default row and default column axes dynamically.
I am toggling the views calling this usePivotLocalDataService() for each different view. Its updating the data field dynamically but not updating columnAxes and rowAxes. I even passed it dynamically through props, but it was displaying the same column and row axes, i.e., maped initially.
Here is the code:
<PivotGridContainer>
<PivotGrid
className={`pivot-table-container3`}
{...pivotProps}
row={CustomRow}
rowAxes={rowAxis.current}
columnAxes={colAxis.current}
cell={(props: any) => (
<CustomCell2
{...props}
myFunc={myFunc}
tableLabel={tableLabel}
page={tableType}
views={views}
/>
)}
ref={pivotgrid}
style={{
// height: state.loading ? 350 : undefined,
maxHeight: 500,
}}
/>
{show && <PivotGridConfigurator {...configuratorProps} />}
<PivotGridConfiguratorButton onClick={handleButtonClick} />
{state.loading && <Loader />}
</PivotGridContainer>
Konstantin Dikov
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17 Jul 2024
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i want to give maxheight to schedular monthview but it seems that it doesn't work with Max height if there is large content .
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Hi,
I'm currently using the Telerik Report viewer in React. It works fine when displaying the report, but I encounter an issue when trying to export the report. Upon attempting to export, it redirects me to the following route:
http://localhost:5000/api/reports/clients/32a9a544f84/instances/bf7cdf0ed6c/documents
This route isn't configured in the routing setup, leading to a subsequent redirection to a 404 error page.
"@progress/telerik-react-report-viewer": "^19.23.718",
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17 Jul 2024
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Hello!
My teammates and I have noticed during accessibility testing, that the Kendo React Grid component seems to be rendering two distinct <table> components in the DOM. The first table contains the thead element, along with column headers and filter cells, while the second table contains the tbody element and all of the table data. Because of this behavior, our accessibility testing tool is unable to establish the association between a given <td> element and its respective <th> element. This can reportedly cause problems for screen readers as the user navigates through a table with keyboard controls, changing the <td> element that has focus.
We have been unable to test with actual screen reader assistive technologies, so I cannot confirm that this breaks WCAG compliance, but I'm wondering if any developers could confirm that this is expected behavior, and that screen readers are able to establish the meaningful connection between a <td> and <th> even though they exist in different <table> elements.
My teammates and I have noticed during accessibility testing, that the Kendo React Grid component seems to be rendering two distinct <table> components in the DOM. The first table contains the thead element, along with column headers and filter cells, while the second table contains the tbody element and all of the table data. Because of this behavior, our accessibility testing tool is unable to establish the association between a given <td> element and its respective <th> element. This can reportedly cause problems for screen readers as the user navigates through a table with keyboard controls, changing the <td> element that has focus.
We have been unable to test with actual screen reader assistive technologies, so I cannot confirm that this breaks WCAG compliance, but I'm wondering if any developers could confirm that this is expected behavior, and that screen readers are able to establish the meaningful connection between a <td> and <th> even though they exist in different <table> elements.
Konstantin Dikov
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Hello there,
I am currently evaluating the Gantt chart control and need some assistance with configuring the edit form. Specifically, I would like to make certain fields non-editable when an item is double-clicked. Could you please guide me on how to achieve this?
Thank you for your assistance.
Konstantin Dikov
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16 Jul 2024
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Hey there,
I'm trying to use the PDFViewer component, but it's always returning a CORS error for me. I know it's not a real CORS error because if I swap out the PDFViewer component with an <embed>, it displays the file correctly. What can I do to resolve this issue?
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Hello there,
We're having a little trouble hiding the Tooltip on the Column Menu component. In the code, we've wrapped Tooltip around the Grid and set parentTitle to "false". This works as expected hiding the tooltip when hovering over the 3 dots filter icon, but still keeping the tooltip visible on the column header.
However, if you hover slightly around the edge of the 3 dots filter icon, the tooltip is still visible. Please see attached image for reference.
Would it be possible to hide the tooltip from the Column Menu component completely?
