Hi, Subject says it all.

Why not support this functionality?

I want to use server date when [TODAY] button is clicked,

Hi.

I have 2 Grid components sitting next to each other and I would like to sync the scrolling of both so that if I scroll with the one on top, the one on the bottom is scrolling too and vice versa.

I have setup an example here of what I tried so far without success:

https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-h86fcx-cfss5a?file=app%2Fmain.tsx

Any help would be appreciated.

Greetings,

Bernd

I am using a vertical timeline Scheduler and I am trying to figure something out. Is it possible to have additional columns for the resource to display other information (status, shift start, shift end, etc.)? If so, is it possible to sort by those columns? I am trying to do this with the Scheduler component, maybe a different component (Gantt) would be better for something like this?

I have attached a screenshot of what I have done so far with the scheduler. The columns would be between my name and the midnight time column.


Thanks in advance!
-Will

this is my code:

Is there any way to fix this issue?

Hi , does kendo react grid supports grouping functionality also with OData services apart from sorting, filtering and pagination?

Is it possible to export your custom cells rendering for the excel export. 

For example 

    const Cell = (props: any) => {
            const endDate = moment(props?.endDateData).format("D MMMM YYYY hh:mm:ss")
            return (
                <td>
                 {endDate} 
                </td>
            )
      };
      
    const CustomCell = (props: any) => <Cell {...props} />;


   // The column in the grid
   <Column field="endDateData" title="End" cell={CustomCell} filter="date" />

Morning team, 

I just recently started using the KendoReact Scheduler widget. Im going through the docs for a second time now and I need a little clarity in the item/viewItem/editItem props. I kind of understand the reason for each one, but I need more clarity on when i should use or extend each one.

The viewitem, seems the easiest, its solely responsible for positioning events in the scheduler, but the item and editItem can both achieve the same results with a little work. My question is when should I be using one over the other? What use cases is each one designed/intended to solve?

The same questions can apply for slot vs editSlot.

Thanks in advance,
Grant

Hi Team, 

Im looking at the SchedulerEditItem#Controlling-the-edit, I like the idea of preventing the drag, however I see you have had to hardcode the dates and times.

The date isnt that big of a deal, determining the working times seems to be though. I've tried to extract them from the views exposed by the useSchedulerViewsContext() hook, as well as the view default props, like WeekView.defaultProps, with no success. These values are available from the hook if you explicitly set them, but I cannot find how to access the defaults.

In my demo you will see what Im talking about. In the console Im printing a bunch of different props. Only the startTime is accessible because its set on the WeekView.

Youll see I've commented out a line thats trying to print the dateRange of the view exposed by the hook, this function crashes.

Thanks, 
Grant

Hi,

I've got a Kendo React DropDownList (tested v2.8 and v3.2.0) and it's not disabling despite visually appearing disabled and having disabled={true} be passed to it. The dropdown list still appears, and new items can still be selected.

I think this is likely a bug