I'm developing a ASP.NET MVC3 Application using Kendo. Within the project I'm using a grid within a window.

After the read method (Grid) is called and returned I get the following error:

Microsoft JScript: DOM Exception: NOT_FOUND_ERR (8)

c.table[0].replaceChild(i,c.tbody[0])

kendo.web.min.js

  Regards,
    Sebastian

Hi,

the configuration tab lists minHeight and minWidth as parameters, yet the examples for the kendoWindow implementation use height and width as parameters.  Can you please confirm which ones to use?

I want to set own value on tooltip of calendar dates, diff value on diff dates tooltip any suggestion.

Is it possible to add a row at the end of the last page, instead of always at the top of the first page.  I have foun this to be more natual for users and I am looking for a solution that will work in the browser and allow batch updates to the server (or Browser storage) with this feature.

Kendo UI MVC for TabStrip control seems to be incomplete. The following category doesn't have any content:

• TabStripItemBuilder
• TabStripItemFactory

Do you know when this will be updated?

Also, is it possible to use Kendo Template in building Content for each item in TabStrip control? Maybe like passing in kendo template id in .Content method of TabStripItem?

The docs on Menu control seems to be incomplete.
For example, MenuItemFactory is empty / blank, no docs at all.
MenuItemBuilder doesn't have .Content method.

Has the doc been updated?
Specifically, I am looking into possibility of using kendo template in .Content of an item. Is this possible?

Thanks!

Hi,

I'm having some trouble with the behaviour of a checkbox "change" event in a Kendo Mobile app and i've run out of ideas. I apologise if this is not the right place to ask these things. Any help will be appreciated.

Basically, i have a checkbox and a "change" event handler. In the handler, i do something depending on the value of "this.checked", which should indicate if the checkbox is checked or not after it's changed its state. Nothing crazy. Here's a fiddle with a simple example of this using plain jQuery (i've tested it mostly in Chrome and an Android device).

Now, as soon as i kendoize that example, the checkbox no longer works properly. Here's another fiddle showing that.

It seems like the checkbox now works backwards (the message says "the checkbox is NOT checked" when you check it and vice versa), but what's actually happening is that the "checked" value is not being updated before the "change" event handler is called. It's being updated afterwards. So, adding an ugly setTimeout on the handler so the code executed on the next JS event cycle, the example now magically works as expected. But that's a really ugly hack.

The problem is that if i want to use the Kendo MVVM style for that example, the weird behaviour of the change event also manifests there --as seen in this fiddle--, and i'd have no idea on how to make the setTimeout hack there.

Has anyone else come across this problem? Am i doing something wrong? Or is it a Kendo bug?

Thanks!

I have created a view model that handles a button click. in that click it calls ajax. if the ajax call is successfull, i want to hide a div and show another one. inside of the ajax callback, i cannot use this to reference the view model. I know i can call the view model by name, but should I?


what is the proper way to code the below snippet?

In javascript how can you watch changes to a nested property or computed property on an observable object?

http://docs.kendoui.com/api/framework/observableobject#methods has observable.bind("change", function(e) { }); but this does not seem to update for nested properties/computed properties.