Hi!

In my application, I have a ListView that uses a DataSource with grouping.

After I updated to version 2013.2.716, the links are only created correctly if I put the class and the role on the a tag. Without them, the link just breaks the navigation.
However, if I remove the grouping from the DataSource, the item becomes clickable and works as expected, even without specifying class and role.

Here is my template:
Am I missing something here? I don't think so.

Thanks!

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My chart looks fairly good. 2 questions though. (See attached screen shot)

1) How can I make the Series labels only appear when the mouse hovers?
2) How do I format the Category Axis (Date) to "MMM d". My attempt below doesn't do anything to the date displayed.

I am trying to put two charts, 320px width each, inside a Window and have them beside each other like in the screen shot.

Putting the charts into <div>s set at that width with a float doesn't work, the charts end up still stacked on top of each other:

Hi,

I run into a problem with the sample code below and I am not sure what causes it.  The problem is that the "temperatureLabel" gets display only once inside the for loop in the "myTemplate" template. 


var viewModel = kendo.observable({temperatureLabel: "Temperature", mydata:[]});
$.ajax({
                    url: url,
                    context: this,
                    type: "GET",
                    success: function(data) {
                        this.viewModel.set("mydata", data);
                        kendo.bind($("#view"), viewModel, kendo.mobile.ui); 
                    },
                    error: function(xhr, statusText, errorThrown) {
                       console.log(errorThrown);
                    },
                    timeout: 10000
 });

<div id="view">
<ul id="taf-panelbar" data-bind="source: mydata" data-template="myTemplate"></ul>
</div>

<script id="myTemplate" type="text/x-kendo-template">
          # for (var i = 0; i < forecast.length; i++) { #
                <li>
               <div>
               <table style="border: 1px solid lightGray; border-radius:6px;">
                    <tr>
                        <td class="label"><span data-bind="text:temperatureLabel></span></td>
                        <td>:</td>
                        <td style="text-align:left;"><span>#=forecast[i].temperature#</span></td>
                    </tr> 
               </table>
               </div>
               </li>
          # }#
</script>

Can someone shed some lights on this?

Thanks,
Kee

Hi - I have a page with 4 charts and 3 splitters.  One splitter is vertical between the 2 charts on the top and the 2 charts on the bottom.  There are also 2 horizontal splitters - 1 between the charts on the top and 1 between the charts on the bottom.

My problem is that when the page loads, I only see the top 2 charts and 2 of the splitters correctly.  It looks like the third splitter is partially there.

I've attached a document with two screen shots.  The top screen shot has a red box around the bit of the splitter I can see.  When I move it, the other two charts render as shown in the bottom screen shot

What do I have to do to get all 4 charts to render when the page loads?

Here is the code creating the splitters:


And the code for the page layout:

Thanks for any help, I'm really new to this.

Lisa

Hello,

It seems like in one of the recent releases the RequestStart event changed so that it now fires for the Insert and Update events as well as the read event.  We have logic in our application that it supposed to run against a read event to warn the user if they have unsaved changes, but this change has made this warning fire even when the user is saving their changes.  Is it possible to find out the request type in RequestStart?  I know this is available in the RequestEnd method, but at that point, it's too late for our logic to run.  Or is there another way to handle this?

Thanks for the help!

Regards,
Brian

Your example of pie chart remote data binding works great when the web service is hosted in the same place as the HTML, but it seems to be erratic if the web service is hosted somewhere else.

What I did was create a WCF service that returns a JSON object exactly like your example web service, and then call it with your exact HTML.

Reproducing the error is simple:  take  the pie chart remote data binding example and change the web service address so it's hosted in a domain different to the HTML. Obviously, you need to change to JSONP and add the callback function.

Thanks.

I wasn't able to find a chart title option for a gauge as with the other charts. If this isn't an option are there any recommendations on how to match and overlay the existing style of a chart title onto a gauge?

I have several sparklines in my HTML and they're being populated by a web service. It seems that they don't always fill out; I refresh and a few fill out, I refresh again and others fill out. The only way I've been able to fill them all out is by displaying an 'ALERT' for every function called. It seems it's a problem with a refresh.

Is it possible that I'm calling the web service too many times and it has become erratic?
Here's the code: