Is there any way to add a button to a grid group (when grouping).

I.e. if I am grouping by categories, on each "category" I could add a "delete" button, that would call code and act on all the records in that category.

Thanks, Erik.

Hi!
I was wondering if there is a way to select a specific grid row when the grid is configured for virtual scrolling and the row is not currently loaded.
Can i bring to row into view and select it?
Currently i'm selecting the row's using this line of code:

$("#" + gridName).data("kendoGrid").select($("#" + gridName).data("kendoGrid").table.find('tr[data-id="' + rowDataId + '"]'));

This works perfectly if the row is already loaded and in view.

I have a kendo tool tip that I am updating dynamically depending on a list of checkboxes. Here is the code for the tool tip:
When the tool tip is shown it is immediately refreshed to update the content using the following function:

When the tool tip initially is shown it shows the previous content and then it updates. I understand this it because it is going through my loop on the checked boxes but is there a way to hold off on showing the tooltip until it is updated or is there another event I should be using to update my tool tip?

I can databind the grid to using DataSourceResult and HTTPGET no problems, the additional paramets are sent using querystring and readable through my WEB API controller.

My questions is can you/anyone provide an example of using HTTPOST and sending complex types as parameters?

How do you get around setting [FromBody] on the complex type yet still use the example below for HTTP model binder:



public DataSourceResult Method([ModelBinder(typeof(Imagine.Mvc.ModelBinders.KendoDataSourceRequestModelBinder))] DataSourceRequest request, 
            ComplexType object)
        {
            
        }

I have pie chart that displays user data for all sites.  I want to be able to create another pie chart for only one site depending on the item clicked within the existing pie chart.  When I try to do that, however, I'm only able to load an empty bar chart, which ends up replacing the existing pie chart..

My code looks like this:


  <div id="chart" style="width:50%;"></div>
   <script>
       function createChart() {
           $("#chart").kendoChart({
               dataSource: {
                   transport: {
                       read: {
                           url: "getUserCountsBySite.admin?=siteId" + siteId,
                           dataType: "json"
                       }
                   },                            
               },

            title: {
               position: "top",
               text: "User Distribution by Site"
           },
           chartArea: {
               background: ""
           },                 
               seriesDefaults: {
               
                        type: "pie",
                        labels: {
                     visible: true,
                     template: "#= category # - #= kendo.format('{0:P}', percentage)#"
           }
        },                   
               
               series: [{
                           startAngle: 150,
                            field: "userCount",
                            categoryField: "description",
                          explodeField: "userCount"
                                   
               }],
               
               tooltip: {
                   visible: true,
                   format: "N0",
                   template: "#= category # - #= kendo.format('{0:P}', percentage)#"
               },
               
                seriesClick: onSeriesClick          
           });
       }
   function getDistributionBySubs(siteId) {
             $.ajax({
           type: "GET",
           url: "getUserCountsBySubscription.admin?siteId=" + siteId,
           success: function(response) {
                               
                     $("#chart").kendoChart();

}
 });
}
       function onSeriesClick(e) {
           console.log(kendo.format("Series click :: {0} ({1}): {2}",
               e.series.name, e.category, e.value));
               getDistributionBySubs(siteId);
               
               
       }
   
       $(document).ready(createChart);
 
   </script>
</div>   

Using the following example project for a multi-select in a Grid:
http://www.kendoui.com/code-library/permalink/boByv66aG2OF1P8AAFTdxQ

Failure steps

1. Run the project as-is.
2. Edit any grid line.
3. Add a Territory by typing the first few letters and pressing enter to select the highlighted item.
4. Save the grid line

Issue
In the Update action, the ModelState is not valid and the Territories list in the EmployeeViewModel has null entries for the first X items (equivalent the the number of items existing before the update). The data POSTed from the grid seems to be inconsistent. New items are posted as TerritoryViewModel-type objects but the existing items are posted as the value (id) only.

Note
Adding at least one item by clicking with the mouse magically resolves this issue and all items are posted as complete objects.

How to customize ASP.NET MVC autocomplete control to display the results as table format?

This feature is available in ASP.NET AJAX combobox.

Thanks,
Praba

Latest internal build 2013.2.819 has a black overlay on modal window. It seems to have overlay opacity set to 1 instead of the default .5
Is this a bug or a new feature where we need to set the default opacity on the overlay of modal window?
I'm running Firefox 23.0.1 browser.

Thanks.

Hi,

Am using MVC4 project and followed the instructions given on this link. It works fine while debug flag is set to true in the web.config file. Which means that bundling and minification is disabled.

when debug flag is set to false, bundling and minification is enabled, then kendo spinner (kendo.ui.progress) doesn't load. Not sure if am missing something. Could someone please advise.

Thanks,
Sai

As per the title, is this posisble? Can the Telerik RadComboBox be successfully used with KendoUIMobile

I tested this and the Mobile Views do not appear on the page

Thanks