I've spent more than three days attempting to decode the magic of timecode handling in the Kendo Scheduler.  Can someone help?
I want to allow users to enter start/end times in their local time (which can be any US timezone).  And I need the LOCAL times, AS ENTERED, to be saved to the database.  The server is in a different timezone from any of my clients.  I have client orgs in multiple timezones, and any given org's users all expect to work in the same timezone.  
This should be simple -- I simply want the scheduler to IGNORE timezones altogether and store and serve back whatever times are entered by the user, regardless of their client timezone.

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

We implemented a custom event on a ListView object's onClick, and we wish to trigger the native click event manually. 
We tried using jQuery's default trigger("click") and normal javascript click functions, but with no avail. Are there no native 
functions that we can use to trigger this native event?

Thanks and hope to hear from you asap

Hello,

I'm new to kendo and was trying to make this view switching work.
This is Kendo UI for windows web and I've two problems.

First: I've used kendo.fx(el).slideIn("left").play(); and it works. But when I want to go bakc to the previous - how do I do that using kendo? Have seen this for mobile but there's nothing for the windows web. I can use simple jQuery to make this work but there gotta be something for kendo.

Next: when I go back and forth - every time the 2nd view keeps recreated, so I get multiple repeated contents on the page. How can I fix this?

If you have a sample SPA project code download available, that'd be great.
File attached,

Thanks.

Hi,

Is it possible to have two week views? One with 7 days, and one with 5 days?:

   views: [
                        {
                            type: "day", selected: true, minorTickCount: 4,
                            dateHeaderTemplate: kendo.template("<strong>#=kendo.toString(date, 'ddd d-M')#</strong>")
                        },
                        {
                            type: "workWeek", minorTickCount: 4,workWeekEnd: 7,title:"Week",
                            dateHeaderTemplate: kendo.template("<strong>#=kendo.toString(date, 'ddd d-M')#</strong>")
                        },
                        {
                            type: "workWeek", minorTickCount: 4, title: "Workweek",
                            dateHeaderTemplate: kendo.template("<strong>#=kendo.toString(date, 'ddd d-M')#</strong>")
                        },
                        {
                            type: "agenda", selected: true, minorTickCount: 4,
                            dateHeaderTemplate: kendo.template("<strong>#=kendo.toString(date, 'ddd d-M')#</strong>")
                        }
               ],

Only the view with title "Workweek" is shown.

Kind regards,

Marco

Hi,

is there any better solution for this problem:
​http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20886651/get-a-reference-to-kendo-grid-from-inside-the-error-handler

Regards,
Daniel

I have an angular-kendo-grid with a row template as below.

rowTemplate: "<tr data-uid='#: uid #'>" +
                        "<td align='center'> <input type='checkbox' ng-click='checkboxClicked(event)' ng-model='dataItem.selected' /></td>" +
                        "<td>{{dataItem.hostname}}</td>"

I need to detect which row's checkbox has been clicked. checkboxClicked is called with an undefined arg when used as above.

The grid is defined as 

<div  kendo-grid="availableDevicesGrid" k-options="availableDevicesKOptions"
 ....

However, $scope.availableDevicesGrid is always undefined in the controller.

I have a select all checkbox and a checkbox at each row and all I need to do is to find out which rows have been selected. Any help would be appreciated ?

Is there a way to bind a in a KendoGrid ClientTemplate? 

Normal binding 
<span data-bind='html: title'></span>

Why not in a client template? 

        Model.Template(x => { }).ClientTemplate("<span data-bind='html: title'></span>").Width(50);

Clearly this is a no-brainer and should work by default. 

Hello,

I have an issue which it seems I am unable to solve:

I have a grid, and implemented an own Save-Button (actually a "save and new" button). In the click-handler, I call grid.saveChanges(). But now, how can I set the model before it is sent to the server? There is one field which I have to replace manually. But I just do not see a possibility to do that. The "save" event of the grid gives me access to the e.model, so if I use the standard-Save, everything works fine. But not with my own button...

How could I achieve this?

Thanks a lot,
Volker

The Kendo UI dojo login does not work for me, meaning, that when I enter all information and click Login, nothing happens, same with Reset password.

Also, this is the second time I've tried to post this note, even though I'm logged into the site.

I am a licensed DevCraft Ultimate user, but still not able to post this note, this is my third attempt.

Thanks,

Bradley

We have been using Kendo UI Grid integrated with angularJS, using angular-kendo.js JavaScript library for the integration.

The new release of Kendo UI, which integrates the angular directives with the core Kendo functionality, has broken our application.

 The grid.Destroy() function removes all columns except the  "Quantities" columns, which are array based JavaScript objects.

The "Quantities" columns which are left in the grid following grid.Destroy() are dynamically constructed at run time, since we do not know the number of "Quantities" columns until data is returned from the server.

 All grid data is displayed correctly on initial page load.

 Below is code being used.

 // one row of Jason sent from the server to populate the dataSource:

 
 {"col1":[1,3],"col2":"12345","col3":[1,3],"col4":"Value","col5":1,"col6":"99999","col7":"324567-29","col8":"22222","col9":"true","Quantities":[{"qty":"3",   "modified":"false","status":"A"},{"qty":"3",  "modified":"false","status":""},{"qty":"3", "modified":"false","status":""},{"qty":"3","modified":"false", "status":""}]}

 

 //  Code to dynamically create Quantities columns

// dynamically create column headers for partQuantities

           
// loop through lomPartNumberColumnHears to get column titles

           
var abcQtyColumnHeader = function (field, title, width, attributes, template) {

               
this.field = field;

               
this.title = title;

               
this.width = width;

               
this.attributes = attributes;

               
this.template = template;

           
}

 

           
// get length of ABCColumnHeaders to establish loop for creating partQuantity
column headers

           
var abcLength = ourData.ABCColumnHeaders.length;

 

           
// loop to push partQuantities column header objects onto colDefinitionData
array

           
for (var i = 0; i < ourData.ABCColumnHeaders.length; i++) {

               
var title = ourData.ABCColumnHeaders[i];

               
var QuantityField = "Quantities[" + i + "].qty";

               
var width = "46px";          
var template = "<div value=#if(Quantities[" + i + "].status ==='A'){# #='add'# #} else if(Quantities[" + i + "].status === 'D'){##='delete'# #} else if(Quantities[" + i +"].status === 'C'){##='change'# #}#>#= Quantities[" + i + "].qty #</div>";
var attributes = { style: "text-align:center" };
var abcQuantityColumnHeader = new abcQtyColumnHeader(partQuantityField, title,
width, attributes, template);
colDefinitionData.push(abcQuantityColumnHeader);
}