Hi, I'm wanting to put a css class on dropdownlist but unsure how to do.  I have a "width100percent" css class, but just doing inline styles at moment.

How do I tell button X in the navbar to open view Y in my layout?

I am writing an order-entry system using Angular with Kendo-UI.  To add lines to an order, the user will either scan a barcode or pick an item using an item-lookup grid.  When an item is picked, the popup edit/add form for order line grid should open up with most of the fields pre-populated with values based on the item picked.  The custom edit form contains many read-only informational fields that the sales person needs to see when adding the item, such as item #, description, manufacturer, manufacturer's part number, cost, etc., along with some editable fields such as quantity and price.   

Here is the HTML snippet that renders the line grid as well as a simple addButton to simulate an item being picked from the item lookup grid:

Here is the ticketEntryController:

Here is part of the ticketLineController:

When the Add Row button is clicked, the editor popup form opens up, but all fields are empty. How can I populate the fields (like they are when you click the Edit button for an existing row)?  Also, of course the sales person could click Cancel from the edit form, in which case the item should not be added to the order line grid.

Here is a Plunker

Thanks,
Lars

Hi,

I'm using the visible bind and it's working perfectly. The thing is I would like the element to show with an animation. Anybody have any idea how to do this?

Thanks in advance!

On this http://dojo.telerik.com/oPePO example hide filter on column name?


This option is ignored ?

How to call an angular controller method from kendo template? Controller is defined as data-ng-controller="feedbacksSurveyReportCtrl as vm" and the call to vm.couponStatusAsString fails with vm as undefined.



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Hi, the Kendo demo site stopped working for myself and my co-worker.  My company blocks "connect.facebook.net" which is getting pinged when I look at Fiddler.  This results in each demo control page not loading the actual demo content.

I have a form I'd like to submit synchronously.
The form has multiple upload widgets, each with unique names:

<input id="file-21-103" name="file-21-103" class="picture" type="file" data-itemoptionid="103" />
<input id="file-22-104" name="file-22-104" class="picture" type="file" data-itemoptionid="104" />

How can I retrieve either the id, the name, the data-... attrib of the upload element server-side (asp.net mvc)?

I can't understand why no matter what I do, when I call the select method on my grid it returns:  TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'o.options').

I plan on selecting it in a dataBound event method.   I did try doing that originally. but it failed in the same way.  My dataSource format is:

Hi,

I have a $scope variable on my controller that is constantly changing. I need to create a kendo stacked chart that is updated to reflect the changing data. I am unable to get the chart to refresh with the changing data. I have tried the following options but nothing works

1. Using a datasource and ensuring I call dataSource.read()
2. Doing a watchCollection and k-rebind as suggested at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21220886/kendo-angular-chart-data 

Here is what my grid looks like

div kendo-chart="scopeVariableKendoChart"
                                     k-title="{visible: 'false'}"
                                     k-chart-area="{background:'', width:850, height:100}"
                                     k-legend="[{ visible: 'false' }]"
                                     k-series-defaults="{ type: 'bar', markers: { visible: false }, stack: 'true' }"
                                     k-data-source = "deviceDetailsKDataSource"
                                     k-value-axis="{labels: { format: '{0}' }, visible: false, majorGridLines: { visible: false }, majorTicks: { visible: false, width: 0 }, axisCrossingValue:0}"
                                     k-category-axis="{line: { visible: false }, majorGridLines: { visible: false }, majorTicks: { visible: false, width: 0 }}"
                                     k-tooltip="{visible: true, format: '{0}%', template: '#= series.name #: #= value #'}"
                                     k-series-hover="onSeriesHover"
                                     k-on-series-click="onSeriesClick(kendoEvent)"
                                >

and here is the k-data-source on the controller

$scope.deviceDetailsKDataSource= new kendo.data.DataSource({
        data: [
                    {name: 'Stopped Devices', data: [$scope.value1], color: '#65c178', labels: {visible:'true', position:'left', background:''} },
                    {name: 'Running Devices', data: [$scope.value2], color: '#5da2f7', labels: {visible:'true', position:'left', background:''}},
                    {name: 'Failed Install Devices', data: [$scope.value3], color: '#9c68ab', labels: {visible:'true', position:'left', background:''}},
                    {name: 'Stop failed Devices', data: [$scope.value4], color: '#65c178', labels: {visible:'true', position:'left', background:''} },
                    {name: 'Start failed Devices', data: [$scope.value5], color: '#5da2f7', labels: {visible:'true', position:'left', background:''}},
                    {name: 'Installing Devices', data: [$scope.value6], color: '#e2e2e2', labels: {visible:'true', position:'left', background:''}}
                ]
        }
    );
 

I really wish all the Angular Kendo example use remote data rather than local data. Having local data is the easier case while we run into all kinds of issues while binding to remote value in the scope.