I'm using a Kendo Mobile View and I've set the data-zoom attribute to true ("data-zoom = true") so that my view can Pinch and Zoom. 

Is there an attribute or css style that I can set to limit the size in which the Pinch and Zoom resizes the contents? I want to set a max and min size. 

I want to make my view so that it can zoom in but I want to constrain the view so that it doesn't get smaller than 100% of the viewport width. I like to set the min-width equal to the viewport width in some way. How do you do this?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

Hi,
We have the following datasource
I only want it to hit the server "getMessagesFromServer()" if there is no cache (which is working) or when the user "pulls to refresh" in the listview e.g.
How can I tell messages.read that the user has forced a refresh and it needs to go to the server to get the data rather than the cache.

Thanks in advance

Eaigs

I have an issue where I have a scheduler which extends off the bottom of the page and when you click on it, the whole page shifts up, so that the top, left corner of the calendar is at the top of the page.  Is there a way to prevent the page from shifting?

When you double-click to bring up the editor, it ends up opening at the wrong time slot, because it shifted between clicks.

Please see that attached.  We have a few donut charts and want the labels on them.  We have done what we can to reduce the size, but the labels and chart title still seem to get cut off (see attached pictures).  This is in a responsive UI, and it seems the labels are not always counted when using the "$(this).data("kendoChart").redraw()" method.

How can I resize the scheduler control?  I need it to fill its container as the window is resized.

Is there a way to disable map zooming when the mouse is scrolled?

Thanks!
Sean

I'm using a grid which sometimes needs to be regenerated. But if the filtermenus with datetimepicker is used before the grid is regenerated the filter wont work for the new grid.

Here's a jsfiddle example:
http://jsfiddle.net/YF7gS/2/

To reproduce:
1. Click Create grid.
2. Select a date-filter
3. Click Create grid again.
4. Now the select filter is not working.

(So far I only tried firefox, but I don't think he browser matters)

This worked before updating Kendo (from 2012Q3(?) to 2013Q3)

I've been tasked w/ creating a wizard-like, information collection workflow using Kendo MVVM. It was suggested SPA might be a good fit for this project. The basic idea is asking the user at the beginning which options they'd like to include, and then based on those choices, allow the user to configure each in detail using a Next page, previous page "wizard like" workflow. Does this sound like a good use for Kendo SPA? 

One of my concerns is my view model(s) getting too large. I might be able to mitigate this w/ proper object oriented Javascript class composition, but in general, should viewmodel size be a concern w/ SPA? The other concern is having to create a lot of new kendo.View instances to house all the different "content" areas of each pages. In total, there easily could be 40-50 different views for the different content.

I've seen the kendo music store SPA app as well as sushi, but these are very simple apps with only a small handful of different content views. 
Surely I wouldn't want to keep those in memory, right? Any insight on if this is a good idea (and if so) would be the best way to architect the application, would be most helpful. 

I'm sorry if this question seems elementary, I am new to both MVVM and SPA, not to mention modern OO Javascript. I come from ASP.NET MVC mainly.

Thanks in advance!

PS: I've read the three "A Day at the SPA" blog articles by Derick Bailey and the Getting Started SPA guide. I'm just looking for some guidance at this point. 

Hi, I created an index.html page with router and template loader as described here:
http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/howto/load-templates-external-files

Now what I'm trying to do is to dynamically load the template data each time I navigate to a new url.

The first part of clicking on links and navigating with using the router works perfect. It even has a great caching mechanism so it won't load each template more than once. The question is what is the best practice to inject the server data into the template?

For example let's say that I'm looking at a homepage and I have a link to the customers page. Click on the link will switch view to the customers.html and will show the template page. Now I need to load all the customers. When and how do I do that? In the template page? I think that it would be better if the code that loads the customers will be in a separate js file that will load the data, populate the viewModel (am I right here?) and bind it to the page. Same questions when clicking on a specific user in order to edit it in a new popup - when and what is the best way to load the data?

Can anyone explain the invalid white space generated by the template binding.  It occurs in each <li> before the <table>
see http://jsfiddle.net/hSXL4/2/

Regards
Jaco