I have a Scheduler with a custom-created DataSource (we have to merge multiple event arrays on the client). I've defined a "remove" event on my SchedulerOptions, as well as set "editable.destroy" and "editable.confirmation" to true. When I view the Scheduler in the browser, the "X" appears on events and I'm prompted to confirm when I try to delete the events, as expected. However, when I double-click to edit an event, my (custom) editor shows Save and Cancel buttons, but no Delete button. I'm not doing anything specific to hide it that I'm aware of. Is it because the DataSource isn't set up with a specific "transport.destroy" method? I read another thread about a legit Kendo bug in which someone couldn't get the Delete button to disappear by using an "editable.destroy" value of false, and that was flagged to be fixed. Any guidance here?
I'm using v2014.3.1316.
Hi,
when i use k-ng-model to bind my value the initially set index does not work. The model variable is not defined on startup. When i change k-ng-model to ng-model the first item is selected.
Here's my code:
1.<select class="form-control" kendo-drop-down-list k-options="dropDownOptions" k-ng-delay="dropDownOptions" k-value-primitive="true" k-ng-model="dataRecord">2.</select>
01.angular.module("KendoDemos", ["kendo.directives"])02. .controller("MyCtrl", function ($scope) {03. var dataSource = [];04. dataSource.push({05. value: "1",06. text: "Januar"07. });08. 09. $scope.dropDownOptions = {10. dataSource: dataSource,11. dataTextField: "text",12. dataValueField: "value",13. index: 014. };15. })Thanks for your help.
$("#chart").kendoChart({ ..., tooltip: { visible: true, shared: true, template: "#= category # #= series.name #: #= value #" } });$("#chart").kendoChart({ ..., tooltip: { visible: true, shared: true, sharedTemplate: kendo.template($("#template").html()) template: "#= category # #= series.name #: #= value #" } });I would like to initially select the first item in a listview bound to a viewModel:
http://jsbin.com/xawemuwonu/2/
The change event fires on page load, however, how do I have the list view updated as if I had manually selected the item?
I have a model something like this derived from ObservableObject.
Please ignore the syntax as I am just quickly typing this in.
viewModel {
data: {
filter: {
Rows: [{Field: "Hello"}]
}
},
fieldChanged: function() {
}
}
I bind to the Row array items manually like this, I cannot bind to the template directly because I cannot have the template re-render the items when a change is done to the model.
var $tbody = $("table tbody", $fd);
var tmp = kendo.template($("#filtering-row-template").html());
for (var i = 0; i < this.data.filter.Rows.length; i++) {
var row = this.data.filter.Rows[i];
var $r = $(kendo.render(tmp, [row]));
$tbody.append($r);
kendo.bind($r, row);
}
<script type="text/x-kendo-template" id="filtering-row-template">
<tr id="#= uid #">
<td>
<input class="field" data-role="dropdownlist" data-text-field="Name" data-value-field="ID"
data-bind="source: fields, value: Field, events: {change: fieldChanged}" />
</td>
</tr>
</script>
​
Everything works when I do this except it does not find the fieldChanged function in the root object at runtime.I thought it was supposed to walk up the object chain looking for a match. In the Browsers debugger I can do row.parent().parent().parent().parent() and find the fieldChanged function.
I've looked around a bit but I tend to see conflicting samples. I'm trying to create my first app in AppBuilder through Visual Studio and keeping to MVVM principles but finding it difficult to know just where all of this sample code goes. The default project gives an example app.js which seems to models, but in this case, where does the view model go? Does everything go into the app.js? Creating an observable and binding doesn't seem to do anything, in this case meaning my input does not bind with the value after load.
Anyone, help, please.
Adam.g
Sample html:
<div id="view" data-role="view" data-title="Quick Search" data-layout="main"> <form id="QuickSearchForm"> <fieldset> <ul data-role="listview" data-style="inset"> <li> <label>Product Identity:</label> <input type="text" data-bind="value: product_identity" /> </li> <li> <label>Product Serial #:</label> <input type="text" /> </li> </ul> </fieldset> <div class="right-aligned-buttons"> <input type="button" value="Clear" /> <input type="button" value="Execute Search" /> </div> </form></div><script> $(document).ready(function () { var myViewModel; myViewModel = kendo.observable({ product_identity: 'Test' /*lastName: "Le", email: "lelong37@gmail.com", twitter: "twitter.com/lelong37", site: "blog.longle.net", address: "3737 Galatic Avenue", city: "Cloud City", state: "Texas", occupations: ["Please Select", "Hacker", "Jedi", "Ninja"], occupation: "Jedi", isSaved: false, isDisabled: true, edit: function (e) { this.set("isDisabled", false); }, cancel: function (e) { this.set("isDisabled", true); }, reset: function (e) { this.set("firstName", null); this.set("lastName", null); this.set("email", null); this.set("twitter", null); this.set("site", null); this.set("address", null); this.set("city", null); this.set("state", null); this.set("zip", null); this.set("occupation", "Please Select"); }, load: function (e) { LoadJohnDoesInfo(); }*/ }); kendo.bind($('#view'), myViewModel); /*function LoadJohnDoesInfo() { myViewModel.set("firstName", "John"); myViewModel.set("lastName", "Doe"); myViewModel.set("email", "jdoe@skyranch.com"); myViewModel.set("twitter", "twitter.com/jedi"); myViewModel.set("site", "starwars.com"); myViewModel.set("address", "1212 SkyRanch"); myViewModel.set("state", "California"); myViewModel.set("zip", "98000"); myViewModel.set("occupation", "Jedi"); }*/ });</script>
Sample app.js
(function () { // store a reference to the application object that will be created // later on so that we can use it if need be var app; // create an object to store the models for each view window.APP = { models: { Home: { title: 'Home' }, QuickSearch: { title: 'Quick Search' }, SearchProducts: { title: 'Search Products' }, BooleanSearch: { title: 'Boolean Search' } /*//contacts: { // title: 'Contacts', // ds: new kendo.data.DataSource({ // data: [{ id: 1, name: 'Bob' }, { id: 2, name: 'Mary' }, { id: 3, name: 'John' }] // }), // alert: function(e) { // alert(e.data.name); // } //}*/ } }; // this function is called by Cordova when the application is loaded by the device document.addEventListener('deviceready', function () { // hide the splash screen as soon as the app is ready. otherwise // Cordova will wait 5 very long seconds to do it for you. navigator.splashscreen.hide(); app = new kendo.mobile.Application(document.body, { // you can change the default transition (slide, zoom or fade) transition: 'slide', // comment out the following line to get a UI which matches the look // and feel of the operating system // skin: 'flat', skin: 'uniform', // the application needs to know which view to load first initial: 'views/QuickSearch.html' }); }, false);}());I have noticed a problem when using the DateTimePicker on a web page that is displayed in the .NET WebControl control. The problem I am seeing is the first time I open the calendar and I press one of the arrows on the top to navigate to the next/previous month the calendar immediately closes. If I open the calendar again the next/previous arrow buttons work correctly. This problem only occurs in the WebControl control that I am using. It does not occur in IE or any other web browser that I have tried.
Per your documentation, I added these two lines:
window.MSPointerEvent = null;
window.PointerEvent = null;
This did fix another issue I was having (a button event wasn't firing) but it did not fix the DateTimePicker issue.
Does anyone know what might be causing this and if there is a work around?
I notice strange behaviour in Google Webmaster Tools. Google crawler found some links that doesn't exists. I first though that Google doesn't handle properly my (ajax) sitemap.xml, until I notice this 404 error in Webmaster Tools:
URL:https://domerus.si/realestates/*id
The only place where string "realestates/*id" appears is in init kendo router route:
Application.router.route('/realestates/*id', function (id){ if (id) //load content and add it to the DOM Application.navigate("realestates", null, { name: id, fileName: "realestate", parameters: { ID: id } });});I already asked how can I fix this on Google support, but since I am starting to feel kendo is responsible for this, I am also posting it here.
how can I set initial timeline range of gantt ?
for now if I start gantt with only item with duration of 1 day and the view is on week/month, timeline is 1 week and have lots of empty space at the right side. expanding item length ( expanding duration in the timeline ) is only possible in the range of that week, while if I change item end date from datepicker on list at the left timeline expands with no problem. same problem is while moving item to timeline, I cant move it more than initial week.
so is there any way to set initial range of timeline or expend it if item length/duration is expended in the time line by stretching the item or moving it?