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kendo.ns should be defined as:
public ns: string;
See http://docs.kendoui.com/howto/declarative_initialization at the bottom.
Until this is fixed ns must be set thus:
(<any>kendo).ns = "kendo-";
public ns: string;
See http://docs.kendoui.com/howto/declarative_initialization at the bottom.
Until this is fixed ns must be set thus:
(<any>kendo).ns = "kendo-";
Atanas Korchev
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Hi;
I'm adding a custom tool ("save") to my editor. The tool works great but it looks lousy ( ^_^ ). The out of the box tool set icons are in a single .png file and I'm not familiar with how the individual icons are accessed.
Any tips on creating/adding icons for custom tools?
EDIT:
Nevermind. I implemented "Save" outside the editor.
I'm adding a custom tool ("save") to my editor. The tool works great but it looks lousy ( ^_^ ). The out of the box tool set icons are in a single .png file and I'm not familiar with how the individual icons are accessed.
Any tips on creating/adding icons for custom tools?
EDIT:
Nevermind. I implemented "Save" outside the editor.
Dimo
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I can't seem to get list bullets to display in the treeview. I've even tried using !important and disabling the list-style rules that set the type to none using firebug. How can I achieve displaying bullets next to items? I wrote my rule so that they only display at a certain depth. My view is a maximum of 3 levels deep and I want the bullets on the 3rd level li's.
Dimiter Madjarov
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If the view's property "wrap" is set to false, and the view has a list of root elements, and the view contains white space between elements on the root level, calling layout.showIn will throw an exception.
The exception is thrown in kendo.bind as follows.
Michael G. Schneider
If the view's property "wrap" is set to false, and the view has a list of root elements, and the view contains white space between elements on the root level, calling layout.showIn will throw an exception.
// no problemslayout.showIn("#content", new kendo.View("<div>hey ho</div><div>hey ho</div>", { wrap: false }));// exceptionlayout.showIn("#content", new kendo.View("<div>hey ho</div> <div>hey ho</div>", { wrap: false }));Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Text> has no method 'getAttribute'15 answers
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Hi, After updating to .2013.1.319. I been having an internal js error on kendo.web.js. It seems that when I append a "new_node" into the tree view and try to a "child" to the new node using
treeView.data('kendoTreeView').append(child, new_node), it cannot find the dataItem of the "new_node" in the tree view.
This occurs in kendo.web.(min).js at the "_dataSourceMove: function".
The line "referenceDataItem = destTreeview.dataItem(parentNode);" seems to give me null and thus when executing "referenceDataItem.loaded()", it will fail.
When I replaced the kendo.web.js to an older commerical version, it seems to work fine. Could I get a little insight into this? Is there new requirements that I need to add into the "new_node" so that it produces a dataItem?
Thanks in advance
treeView.data('kendoTreeView').append(child, new_node), it cannot find the dataItem of the "new_node" in the tree view.
This occurs in kendo.web.(min).js at the "_dataSourceMove: function".
The line "referenceDataItem = destTreeview.dataItem(parentNode);" seems to give me null and thus when executing "referenceDataItem.loaded()", it will fail.
When I replaced the kendo.web.js to an older commerical version, it seems to work fine. Could I get a little insight into this? Is there new requirements that I need to add into the "new_node" so that it produces a dataItem?
Thanks in advance
Alex Gyoshev
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Hello,
we are in the process of updating our app to the new Kendo Mobile build 2013.1.319 and using the provided kendo.mobile.d.ts TypeScript definition file.
It appears that the definition of kendo.mobile.ui.ViewBeforeShowEvent is missing the definition of the preventDefault() and the isDefaultPrevented() methods.
I have added them myself, but would obviously appreciate them being added into the released file so I don't have to do it myself again with the next update.
Thanks,
David Sykes
we are in the process of updating our app to the new Kendo Mobile build 2013.1.319 and using the provided kendo.mobile.d.ts TypeScript definition file.
It appears that the definition of kendo.mobile.ui.ViewBeforeShowEvent is missing the definition of the preventDefault() and the isDefaultPrevented() methods.
I have added them myself, but would obviously appreciate them being added into the released file so I don't have to do it myself again with the next update.
Thanks,
David Sykes
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Hello,
we have just updated to Kendo Mobile build 2013.1.319 and are using the TypeScript definition file provided by it. We are converting our code from the very minimal definition file we had created up until now.
We have a call to jQuery.kendoMobileListView() that looks like this:
$("#incident-list").kendoMobileListView({
template: kendo.template($("#template-incident-list").html()),
dataSource: this._dsIncidents,
style: "inset"
});
The template is defined using the pattern:
<script id="template-incident-list" type="script/x-kendo-template">
...
</script>
This generates a compiler error because the definition in kendo.mobile.d.ts reads as follows:
interface ListViewOptions {
...
template?: string;
...
}
kendoMobileListView(options: kendo.mobile.ui.ListViewOptions): JQuery;
Isn't this an error? Why can't I pass in a Kendo template in the template parameter?
The code above worked fine on the previous version. I will modify the .d.ts file to see if it still runs on the new version as well.
Thanks,
David Sykes
we have just updated to Kendo Mobile build 2013.1.319 and are using the TypeScript definition file provided by it. We are converting our code from the very minimal definition file we had created up until now.
We have a call to jQuery.kendoMobileListView() that looks like this:
$("#incident-list").kendoMobileListView({
template: kendo.template($("#template-incident-list").html()),
dataSource: this._dsIncidents,
style: "inset"
});
The template is defined using the pattern:
<script id="template-incident-list" type="script/x-kendo-template">
...
</script>
This generates a compiler error because the definition in kendo.mobile.d.ts reads as follows:
interface ListViewOptions {
...
template?: string;
...
}
kendoMobileListView(options: kendo.mobile.ui.ListViewOptions): JQuery;
Isn't this an error? Why can't I pass in a Kendo template in the template parameter?
The code above worked fine on the previous version. I will modify the .d.ts file to see if it still runs on the new version as well.
Thanks,
David Sykes
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I've tried running the Kendo Mobile examples in IE10 and Chrome on Windows Server 2012. They work fine in Chrome, however in IE10 desktop, the formatting doesn't work at all. Doesn't Kendo Mobile work on IE10?
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I use this:
.DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
.Ajax()
.Aggregates(aggregates =>
{
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock).Min().Max().Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsOnOrder).Average();
aggregates.Add(p => p.ProductName).Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitPrice).Sum();
})
.Group(groups => groups.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock))
.Read(read => read.Action("Aggregates_Read", "Grid"))
Now I want to calculate the sum of UnitPrice without those price which <0 and background is not transparent（without color);I write the codes down,but it is wrong.
.DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
.Ajax()
.Aggregates(aggregates =>
{
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock).Min().Max().Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsOnOrder).Average();
aggregates.Add(p => p.ProductName).Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitPrice).Sum(p.UnitPrice>0&&p.background==transparent);
})
.Group(groups => groups.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock))
.Read(read => read.Action("Aggregates_Read", "Grid"))
.DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
.Ajax()
.Aggregates(aggregates =>
{
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock).Min().Max().Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsOnOrder).Average();
aggregates.Add(p => p.ProductName).Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitPrice).Sum();
})
.Group(groups => groups.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock))
.Read(read => read.Action("Aggregates_Read", "Grid"))
Now I want to calculate the sum of UnitPrice without those price which <0 and background is not transparent（without color);I write the codes down,but it is wrong.
.DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
.Ajax()
.Aggregates(aggregates =>
{
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock).Min().Max().Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitsOnOrder).Average();
aggregates.Add(p => p.ProductName).Count();
aggregates.Add(p => p.UnitPrice).Sum(p.UnitPrice>0&&p.background==transparent);
})
.Group(groups => groups.Add(p => p.UnitsInStock))
.Read(read => read.Action("Aggregates_Read", "Grid"))
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If I have a date value in my JSON, and I want to call a function on it to format it in my listview template...how do I go about that?
So if this is my template...and I wanted to format the date value...how would I go about that?
All the samples with the # syntax are looping results
So if this is my template...and I wanted to format the date value...how would I go about that?
"<li>${Date}</li>"All the samples with the # syntax are looping results
