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Bonsak

Hi,

setting the background as transparent:


works like a charm in IE9 and FF but doesn't work in IE7 or 8.  They both set the background a solid black instead.

Thanks.

Ive noticed that my Kendo grid does some kind of polling against the server, it looks like this and happens every 5 seconds. Where can I control/turn this off?

http://localhost:50456/5a3dbb1045da45e88a09debc50b20359/arterySignalR/poll?transport=longPolling&connectionToken=AQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE%2FCl%2BsBAAAAzVOHoG9HskaElCdveVM%2BkQAAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAwAAAABAAAADZt2LgJhM8QT13N%2F%2BQfR%2B7AAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAA%2BrGvEsdlnr6SSC9ps4PjQoAAAAUhhG5AZL5iPFiAkuJM0arwbNvjLSmGrtXu4uNjEfxuQmkKlH0%2FV1DxQAAACum6YeM4xVaQaE9FaawENru3KAMQ%3D%3D&messageId=d-8C9AEF99-Ct%2C0%7CCu%2C4%7CCv%2C0&requestUrl=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A50436%2F&browserName=Firefox&tid=5&_=1390612684802

Hi,
Would you please update kendoui grid command to be generic opposed to be bound to a tag. That way we can have buttons or a tags used to respond to user actons.
As I see it you would only have to change code below from

if (editable.update !== false) {
    that.wrapper.on(CLICK + NS, "tbody>tr:not(.k-detail-row,.k-grouping-row):visible a.k-grid-edit", function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        that.editRow($(this).closest("tr"));
    });
}

to

if (editable.update !== false) {
    that.wrapper.on(CLICK + NS, "tbody>tr:not(.k-detail-row,.k-grouping-row):visible .k-grid-edit", function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        that.editRow($(this).closest("tr"));
    });
}

Thanks.

Hi,

I was wondering what the difference between the Combo Box widget and the Drop Down List widget are.
At first glance they seem to both be the exact same thing.

Can someone explain what the difference between the two are? What  are their intended purposes?
And give an example on when I'd choose one over the other?

Thanks

Context:
1. virtual scrolling enabled in the grid
2. pagesize = 10

Steps to reproduce:
1. Call the removeRow 5 times
2. Now scroll to the bottom of the grid so new records are pulled in

Expected:
The row pages in the next set of records (rows 6-15)

Actual:
The browser crashes. I don't see an error logged in Chrome

hello I'm looking for a simple mvc example of crud ( insert update delete )
example image :

 http://i.hizliresim.com/eQW5p3.png

and How can I add them to the ComboBox TextBox image? ( kendo css style )
or

this

kendo 
sample form
https://www.telerik.com/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=http%3a%2f%2fwww.telerik.com%2faccount%3f

thank you

We have a grid with a single row that allows the user to select an investment type by entering text in a Kendo AutoComplete control in the row. Once the options come back the user selects an option which then auto populates other columns in the grid and creates a new empty row for the user to use. 

We noticed that at about 15 rows the browser becomes sluggish and almost unusable. On closer inspection using Chrome's profiling tools we noticed that there are thousands of additional HTML elements being added to the DOM and never being removed. These additional elements belong to the AutoComplete kendo widget. 

After the user has selected a valid option, is there a way for us to clear the associated DIVS and ULs from the DOM? I only see a destroy method, which isn't what we're looking for and it doesn't seem to get rid of those additional elements anyway. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION JUST DISCOVERED: 
I'm in the process of uploading a video to screencast which shows how HTML elements are being appended to the document. The max number of rows allowed in this grid is 15, yet for each row added the AutoComplete seems to add more and more HTML to the bottom of the document.
AND, during or after each character is entered by the user into the AutoComplete widget Kendo seems to be updating attributes of each of those elements somehow (you'll see what I mean in the screencast video. It's as if it's running through each and every one of them, updating attributes as it goes). 
See the screencast here: http://screencast.com/t/QJ4McJm3eB

By the time we hit 15 rows this process is so slow that the browser becomes unusable. As I'm typing this update I flick back to Firebug every now and then and can see that it's still trying to update those elements. 

To give an idea of how many elements we're talking about, when the page loads there are: 
907 HTML elements
I added 15 rows but could never get to the point of seeing how many elements there were because the update process was so slow. So instead I'm adding the element count after adding each row:
Row 1 - 1280
Row 2 - 2323
Row 3 - 3875
Row 4 - 5934
Row 5 - 8501
Row 6 - 11576
Row 7 - 15159 
Row 8 - 19250
Row 9 - 23849
Row 10 - 28956
Row 11 - 34571
And so on...

NOTE: Each row added makes use of a template, as shown below, which means it's reusing a single dataSource. I'm not sure if that makes any difference to the troubleshooting process?: 

Hi,

I'm having trouble adding a dynamic node in treeview using append.
I added html controls concatenated input text, but when I do the serialization to json using "toJSON" and move to the C # gives error.

How do I use editable template or template and regatando value of input along with the serialization of my treeview?

tried using "template:", but always shows "undefined"...

how do use?????

Ex:
treeview.append(
  {
           IdNo: objItem.IdNo,
           NomeNo: '<input type=\"text\" pattern=\"^[\+\-]{0,1}([ 0-9]+\.){0,1}[ 0-9]+$\" title=\"' + objItem.NomeNo + '\" maxlength=\"30\" class=\"input-medium\" id=\"txtMontante' + objItem.IdNo + '\" name=\"txtMt' + objItem.IdNo + '\" />'
  }, treeNodeText);

We have forms that are rendered in 'read mode' which means the text for a field like First Name or Last Name is simply rendered inside a Span HTML element. When the user clicks Edit, we want the form to switch to 'edit mode' which means the Spans should be replaced with TextBoxes or whichever HTML element is most appropriate. 

Can Kendo help in the automation of this? Or is there another best practice approach? 

Regards,
Jacques