Hi Kendo team

A tiny issue. I have enabled row-selection in my treelist. Unfortunately If I expand a row, it gets selected. You can try it yourself on the ‘Basic usage’ example of TREELIST. Add this in the code: selectable: "row".

Perhaps its intended, but when I try the same with the ‘Hierarchy’ demo of GRID, the rows are not automatically selected when they are expanded. I think that’s the best design.

And one last wish – I almost promise: a Select event :o)

Thank you so much for this UI!

when kendo window iframe option set to true controls inside window get focus only after second click

http://jsfiddle.net/b64g1kjv

I want to interact with window controls (click buttons, open selects) immediatly (after first click).

How can I do this?

Please guide me to use the option of kendo UI GRID in getting the "+" icon in the last row last column.
When I click on that, I should get a new row and the "+" should move to the current last row last column respectively.

Recently upgraded to kendo v2014.3.1119  from Kendo UI 2014.2.716 and are also using angular AngularJS v1.3.0-beta.6. Upon upgrade we saw few issues and upon reading some Angular release notes we found out that they have a new version AngularJS v1.3.2 which we upgraded and found out certain UI not functioning correctly.  This functionality worked correctly when used with Kendo UI 2014.2.716 & AngularJS v1.3.0-beta.6.

Is there any know incompatibility issues for the latest Kendo UI to work with latest angular (AngularJS v1.3.2)?

One of a prominent issue is with the
grid filter (filterable:
{mode:"row"}) and the filter text is template: statusDropDownFilter. The filter dropdown
does not get rendered with the data. The code below was written to do this. It worked
fine before the upgrade.

function statusDropDownFilter(container) {
                var statuses = [];
                var deferred = $q.defer();
                var promise = deferred.promise;

                clientLookupsSvc.getStatus().
                        then(function (data) {
                            statuses = data;
                            deferred.resolve(statuses);
                        }, function (error) {
                            // vm.gridErrors.push(error);
                        });

                $q.all(promise).then(function () {
                    deferred.resolve(statuses);
                    container.element.kendoDropDownList({
                        type: 'aspnetmvc-ajax',
                        valuePrimitive: true,
                        dataTextField: "DisplayName",
                        dataValueField: "Id",
                        dataSource: statuses,
                        autoBind: false
                    });
                });
            }

KendoUI version v2014.2.926 

I am trying to modify an html element after a view is shown.

So, I do this:




In my handleRenderDone function, I can tell that the html has not been rendered yet. Do I misunderstand what the show event is for as described in the doc here: http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/view#events-show

Thanks

Hello all.
I currently have a kendo chart configured with two different series as can be seen in the following code:

@(Html.Kendo().Chart(Model)
            .Name("financialChart")            
            .DataSource(dataSource => dataSource                
                .Sort(s => s.Add(fc => fc.Date))
            )
            .Legend(legend => legend
                .Position(ChartLegendPosition.Bottom)
                .Labels(labels => labels
                    .Template("#= series.name #"))
            )
            .ChartArea(chartArea => chartArea
                .Background("transparent")
            )
            .SeriesDefaults(seriesDefaults =>
                seriesDefaults.Line().Style(ChartLineStyle.Smooth)
            )
            .Series(series =>
            {
                series.Line(value => value.MyValue, category => category.Date)                  
                  .DashType(ChartDashType.Dash)
                  .Name("Series1")
                  .Color("red")                                    
                  .Aggregate("selectLastPoint1");
                
             series.Line(value => value.MyValue, category => category.Date)
                 .Name("Series2")
                 .Color("blue")                 
                 .Aggregate("selectLastPoint2");
            })
            .CategoryAxis(axis => axis                        
                        .Labels(labels => labels.Rotation(0).Format("MMM 'yy"))
                        .Date()                        .
                        .BaseUnit(ChartAxisBaseUnit.Months)                                        
            )
            .ValueAxis(axis => axis.Numeric()                
                )
            .Tooltip(t => t
                .Visible(true)
                .Format("{0:c}")
                .Template("#= kendo.format('{0:C}', dataItem.MyValue) #")                               
            )            
            .HtmlAttributes(new { style = "margin: 0 15px 0 15px" })            
)

As you can see, Series1 is red and Series 2 is blue. However, Series1 and Series 2 have both a common point that is:

Series 1:
Jan 2014 - $50 - Point A
Feb 2014 - $100 - Point B

Series 2
Feb 2014 - $100 - Point C
Mar 2014 - $150 - Point D

When I hover over the points A and B the point fills in red and the tooltip has a red background. When I hover over points C and D the point fills in blue and the tooltip appears blue also.What I want is that point C has a RED fill and a RED tooltip as if it belonged to Series 1 and not Series 2.
The question is: Is there anyway that I can dinamycally set the tooltip color on the hover of the point?

Hi,

i am using the upload control with angularjs and asp.net mvc. i have this below html

k-async="{ saveUrl: 'upload', removeUrl: 'remove', autoUpload: true }"

my upload MVC action returns some data after file upload , how do i get hold of the return value from here?

I am trying to integrate the kendo ContextMenu with the Scheduler.  I found an example, but would rather use your context menu instead (http://jsbin.com/uNuQIPI/1/edit?html,js,output).  According to your docs, if I use a filter, then e.target should be the element found via the filter: "The current target of the ContextMenu - either the init target or the current element chosen through filter, if specified."  For some reason though, e.target is always the body element.  I don't know if that's because of the way I am appending the context menu to the body, or if it's something else.  Below is the Typescript method I have that creates and sets up the context menu for my scheduler.  It DOES show the context menu when I right-click a scheduler event, but the alert I threw in there always shows undefined, since e.target is not the actual element with the "k-event" css class (the block with an event in the scheduler).  Any ideas?

private setupContextMenu() {
            this._$contextMenu = $("<ul id='" + this._$scheduler.attr("id") + "-context-menu'></ul>").appendTo($("body"));
            this._contextMenu = new kendo.ui.ContextMenu(this._$contextMenu[0], {
                filter: '.k-event',
                dataSource: [{text: "Edit", spriteCssClass: "fa fa-edit" }, { text: "Delete", spriteCssClass: "fa fa-trash" }]
            });
            this._contextMenu.bind("select", (e) => {
                var dataSource = this._scheduler.dataSource;
                var uid = $(e.target).attr("data-uid");

                alert(uid);
                if (e.item.textContent === "Edit") {
                    var dataItem = <kendo.data.SchedulerEvent>dataSource.getByUid(uid);
                    this._scheduler.editEvent(dataItem);
                } else if (e.item.textContent === "Delete") {
                    var dataItem = <kendo.data.SchedulerEvent>dataSource.getByUid(uid);
                    this._scheduler.removeEvent(dataItem);
                }
            });
        }

Hi guys,

I've been trying to write a generic templating framework that wraps up kendo to deliver a standardised view of a component.
So the idea is that in MVC I would just ask for a url like "~/{type}/Grid" or "~/{type}/View" or "~/{type}/Edit". 
For this to be viable I have to be able to prove that this is both maintainable but also "tweakable" in those situations where a type isn't quite the norm for some reason in its rendering requirements.

I get the feeling Kendo is well suited to this but it does require some magic tricks since MVC does not support generic views.
MVC supports generics of course but no way to say something like this in a view to have a multi type view ...


... So i started looking at ways to effectively "work around that MVC limit".

I came to the conclusion that If I defined a generic controller and did url binding by convention I could get the type of the controller so I would know what that T actually was and create a ComponentViewModel<T>.
Then if ComponentViewModel<T> had a base class that was the non generic version where T was a type property I could then do something like this to generate an editor for an object of type T ...

... Notice the call to Html.RenderPartial where an instance of a T is then MVC templated, pretty neat huh, that works a treat!
All good so far.

So then I thought, ok lets take this a step a further and see if we can template grids, taking things slow I figured it best to start with non editable grids.
Following the same convention I did this ...

The row template in this case does the same as the object MVC template (iterates over each property and calls html.displayFor(property)) with the key difference being that the output is wrapped in a td tag to fit in a table row.
Here's where my problems begin.
In the editor template above the MVC view emits a kendo template that looks something like this ...


.. when the call to kendoGrid is run I get a row for each item in my datasource but I get the template and no bound values in it.
As in, the template is literally the output for each item in the datasource.

So my question ...
Why does initialising a kendo grid only template and not bind (do I have to template something specific) as opposed to the editor scenario which is just binding and not templating?
The editor is working as I would expect, I call bind and it binds, and the markup that is emitted is the expected output on the server.
With the grid implementation however the markup that is emitted is a row definition and to each row I need to bind an item in the datasource.

The demos / documentation aren't clear about how the javascript kendo functions work internally but I would expect for consistency a templating operation to also perform a bind. 
This appears however to not be the case ... or did I miss something?

In other words ...
In an element I want to bind to I might write:
<td><span data-format="dd MMM yyyy" data-bind="text: Created"></span></td>

... but in an element template I would have to write ...
<td><span>#= kendo.toString(Created, 'dd MM yyyy') #</span></td>

My biggest issue is the inconsistency here.
On the server I have an MVC view for outputting an editable version and another for a non editable version, by this convention I now need 2 more versions of each view to account for when the field is being templated vs when it's being bound.

This also raises another interesting question, if a templates data source is updated is this reflected in the templated output since there is no "binding syntax" to inform kendo that the field is bound or do all templated updates trigger a fresh render of the template?

so if I do this ...
<td><span data-format="dd MMM yyyy" data-bind="text: Created, events: { click: myClick }">#= kendo.toString(Created, 'dd MM yyyy') #</span></td>

I can't seem to hook up the click handler.

Hello,

Have problems with end date of last task. Dates are (end: "2014-11-24T18:00:00", start: "2014-10-13T07:00:00").
Gantt char suppose to hilight my task up to and including 24 day. But chart hilight only till 23 day. It doesnt display one hole work day.

Thank you.