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I tried to display the no data message but failed.
Below is my try:
Below is my try:
- http://www.kendoui.com/forums/framework/data-source/best-way-to-handle-no-data-in-a-datasource.aspx
Tried above to use dataBound event to inject "no data message", but it seems there is no such event in mobile ListView - another approach is to use "change" event of dataSource, but things will get nasty if the data source is shared...
[Edit] This doesn't work. After the event is fired, you can insert html into the DOM, but it will be overwrriten by the empty view generated by the ListView
What's the best practice for doing this?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Juan Carlos
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Our users are having problems effecting the series click event on iPad, especially when the width of the bars on a column chart is particularly narrow. The Roadmap for Dataviz states that the Q3 2012 release will include new chart interactions that support touch "out of the box" - can anybody from Telerik confirm whether existing interactions (i.e. series click) will see improved functionality from touch based devices in the Q3 2012 release?
Iliana Dyankova
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Inside of the Grid code, there is a handler function attached to the current cell's focusout event. This function grabs the current element that was clicked, and checks if it is a child of the current cell. If it is, then it keeps the cell in edit mode, and if it isn't, it knows the user clicked else where and so it closes the current cell's edit mode.
The bug that I'm seeing in IE is that you're grabbing the target element that was clicked by using document.activeElement. In IE, in some scenarios (not sure exactly which scenarios, nor do I have the time to figure it out or try to reproduce, sorry.), document.activeElement is set to the body element. The code then checks to see if the current cell contains the body, which of course it doesn't, so it closes the cell's edit mode.
I worked around this by passing the jquery event object to the handler, and then setting target equal to the event.target property. event.target *should* always be the same as document.activeElement, but of course in IE *should* and *is* are quite often miles apart.
Just wanted to bring this to your attention. Hopefully this is the right place to bring this up.
Thanks,
Bob
The bug that I'm seeing in IE is that you're grabbing the target element that was clicked by using document.activeElement. In IE, in some scenarios (not sure exactly which scenarios, nor do I have the time to figure it out or try to reproduce, sorry.), document.activeElement is set to the body element. The code then checks to see if the current cell contains the body, which of course it doesn't, so it closes the cell's edit mode.
I worked around this by passing the jquery event object to the handler, and then setting target equal to the event.target property. event.target *should* always be the same as document.activeElement, but of course in IE *should* and *is* are quite often miles apart.
Just wanted to bring this to your attention. Hopefully this is the right place to bring this up.
Thanks,
Bob
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Hi, I'm trying to remotely bind a grid through json.
Here is a sample of my json:
[{"dateadded":"October, 29 2009 13:45:00"}]
my grid, with this as a template:
#= kendo.toString(dateadded,"MM/dd/yyyy") #
is displaying as this:
10/01/2029
I'm using coldfusion to serialize my json and its being pulled from a datetime format field. If I manipulate the data before it gets serialized to reflect mm/dd/yyyy then its ok. I still want to make sure it sorts correctly too.
any guidance to what I could be doing wrong?
Here is a sample of my json:
[{"dateadded":"October, 29 2009 13:45:00"}]
my grid, with this as a template:
#= kendo.toString(dateadded,"MM/dd/yyyy") #
is displaying as this:
10/01/2029
I'm using coldfusion to serialize my json and its being pulled from a datetime format field. If I manipulate the data before it gets serialized to reflect mm/dd/yyyy then its ok. I still want to make sure it sorts correctly too.
any guidance to what I could be doing wrong?
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Is there any way of manage the bar width?. I need to set the bar width manually.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Iliana Dyankova
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Has the KendoUI licensing changed at all with the V1 release?
On the pricing page it says that KendoUI Mobile is included. Does that mean we don't need to buy KendoUI Mobile separately?
On the pricing page it says that KendoUI Mobile is included. Does that mean we don't need to buy KendoUI Mobile separately?
Hristo
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Do you have any examples of how to bind Kendo to an MS SQL Database. I saw the following response to this question in one of your blogs but it wasn't helpful - Is there support for SQL Server?
All we require is an endpoint for the data (as XML or JSON). Expose that from SQL Server and you're all good!
Example would be great!
Roger
All we require is an endpoint for the data (as XML or JSON). Expose that from SQL Server and you're all good!
Example would be great!
Roger
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I have used the Themebuilder on the Kendo UI site to create a theme that reflects my company style. It seems that the Export button only output a few lines of code (way to less code, I assume).
When I include that css in my project below the existing reference to Kendo CSS it seems that this has no effect in my app.
Anyone who has used the Kendo mobile themebuilder (http://demos.kendoui.com/mobilethemebuilder/index.html) can tell me what could be wrong?
.km-ios .km-view .km-navbar .km-button.km-state-active {
background-color: rgb(236, 32, 40);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-content .km-list .km-state-active .km-listview-link {
background-color: rgb(236, 32, 40);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-navbar {
background-color: rgb(0, 111, 81);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-content .km-list > li {
background-color: rgb(0, 111, 81);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-content {
background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-navbar .km-view-title > * {
color: rgb(255, 255, 255);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-tabstrip {
background-color: rgb(0, 111, 81);
}
.km-ios .km-view .km-content .km-list > li .km-icon {
background-color: rgb(236, 32, 40);
}
When I include that css in my project below the existing reference to Kendo CSS it seems that this has no effect in my app.
Anyone who has used the Kendo mobile themebuilder (http://demos.kendoui.com/mobilethemebuilder/index.html) can tell me what could be wrong?
Jan-Dirk
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When creating a template, I included a ${someHTMLText} in my template. The result is that the HTML is displayed as text on the screen rather than rendered by the browser. Is this possible?
Atanas Korchev
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I am doing a little project which involves me saving data into an array from user inputs which i wish to display using a bar chart. However when i run the code from aptana studio local server, i get no chart, but if i open it using the file:// protocol, it works how it should. Not sure what is going on. I'm still learning web development so i'm not really sure what has gone wrong.
The console error i am recieving when running from a local server is:
The console error i am recieving when running from a local server is:
$("#chart").kendoChart is not a function
field: "year" |
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