Hi,

how can I change the page of a grid by code?

Where is a FULL documentation (API) available?

Wondering if anyone else has seen this issue, or has an answer.  I am using the black theme for my grid, which has white text.  Unfortunately, when I add filtering, the textbox for the filter value is white, and the text entered is white...same as the grid.  Does anyone have any idea how to change this text color so that it shows up?

Thanks in advance...

Scott

Hi,

Can anyone please suggest, how can i replace the confirm alert box on click of delete button of the grid with a jquery dialog box, having ok and cancel buttons?

Regards,
Khushali

I am attempting to write an app via Titanium and implementing the Kendo UI. It took me a few days to find the right combination of JavaScript libraries, but I finally got it working. I've now moved onto attempting to get data (into a ListView to start). The following code snippets do work on iOS with the same setup, so it may have something to do with Android's, but I would appreciate any pointers to something I may be missing:

The HTML file looks like:



The JSON Array of data is received in a call back from the Titanium framework to the HTML page where it hands off data from the database.

And finally, here's some sample data that comes back to the HTML 5 after the JavaScript call:



As I said, this all seems to come through just fine when I load it up on iOS, but in the Android WebView, I get the following JavaScript:

It seems like it can't locate the title attribute of the JSON array, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. Has anyone else run into this? Any suggestions from the Kendo folks?

Thanks!

Great work on the beta datetime picker....I think it has great potential with just 2 minor tweaks.

When I click in the textbox I kind of expect something to happen.
Ideally the datepicker should pop down (while keeping keyboard focus to allow typing if preferred.)

When the datepicker pops up I can see lots of users not realising that there is a second step.
There should be a config option which sets the time picker to drop down immediately after the datepicker comes up.

So many datetime pickers lack a simple, clear and intuitive interface for first time novice users.
These 2 tweaks would easily put Kendo as the best datetime picker I have used.

I hope that you can get these small but significant changes added by the official release date.
(I am a paying customer!)

I am trying out the ComboBox widget in our product. We already have html pulldowns and I am generating the comboBox from the existing pulldowns, seems to work great but with a fixed width by default. I figured out a way to initialize the comboBox with correct width I want, $("#mypulldown").width(computedWidth).kendoComboBox(). This works well too, but when the pulldown values are updated/changed comboBox width remains same. How do I get the width updated to correct size?
Here is the link to jsfiddle,
http://jsfiddle.net/vzwaC/

Thanks
Uma

I have a grid that I have been using for a long time.  Today I added the property "sortable: true".  The grid now sorts correctly, but it is only one row high!

I never specify the height and I do not want to. 



    $("#jobMilestones").kendoGrid({
        columns: [
                    { field: "Name", title: "Milestone Description" },
                    { title: "Users", field: "Users", template: "#=showAddUsers(JobTaskId,Name,Users)#" },
                    { field: "DueDate", title: "Due Date", template: "#= displayMilestoneDate(DueDate, Complete) #" },
                    { field: "Complete", title: "Status", template: "#= displayMilestoneStatus(Complete)#" },
                    { field: "Notes"},
                    { command: ["destroy", { text: "Email", className: "MSEmail"}], title: "", width: "300px" },
                    { field: "JobTaskId", title: " ", template: "#=openMilestoneLog(JobTaskId)#" }
                ],
        toolbar: ["create", "save", "cancel"],
        sortable: true,
        editable: true,
        dataSource: {
            schema: {
                data: "d",
                model: {
                    id: "JobTaskId",
                    fields: {
                        JobTaskId: { editable: false, nullable: true },
                        JobId: { editable: false, nullable: true },
                        Name: { validation: { required: true} },
                        Notes: { validation: { required: false} },
                        Users: { editable: false },
                        DueDate: { validation: { required: true }, type: "date" },
                        Complete: { type: "boolean", editable: true }
                    }
                }
            },
            batch: true,
            transport: {
                create: {
                    url: "../WebServices/MilestonesWebservice.asmx/Create",
                    contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
                    type: "POST"
                },
                read: {
                    url: "../WebServices/MilestonesWebservice.asmx/Read",
                    contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
                    type: "POST"
                },
                update: {
                    url: "../WebServices/MilestonesWebservice.asmx/Update",
                    contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
                    type: "POST"
                },
                destroy: {
                    url: "../WebServices/MilestonesWebservice.asmx/Delete",
                    contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
                    type: "POST"
                },
                parameterMap: function (data, operation) {
                    switch (operation) {
                        case "read":
                            return JSON.stringify({ jobId: localData.currentDisplayedJobId })
                            break;
                        case "create":
                            return JSON.stringify({ jobTasks: data.models, jobId: localData.currentDisplayedJobId, userids: pageValues.usersOnNewMilestone, fullName: globalValues.fullName })
                            break;
                        case "destroy":
                            //return JSON.stringify({ jobId: localData.currentDisplayedJobId, JobTaskID: data.models[data.models.length - 1].JobTaskId, fullName: globalValues.fullName })
                            return JSON.stringify({ JobTasks: data.models, jobId: localData.currentDisplayedJobId, fullName: globalValues.fullName })
                            JobTasks
                            break;
                        case "update":
                            return JSON.stringify({ jobTasks: data.models, fullName: globalValues.fullName })
                            break;
                    }
                }


            }

What is the general consensus for using KendoUI to build a Web application and a Mobile version of that application?

Are two completely different applications necessary, each with their own framework, or can they be combined into a single application?

What's the best way of doing this?

Thanks,

King Wilder

Hello,

Can someone tell me is it possible to have a ListView with batch edit?
I need to delete rows but with no changes on server until user clicks "Apply".

As I can see method "remove" in the listview calls dataSource.sync() and sync makes a server call.

I have a code like this:
In the DataSource I have "batch: true".

Is it possible to call "remove" method without immediate calling dataSource sync?
Thank you.

Vladimir

The initial view of our application displays a login page. The user is required to login. We validate the login in javascript making an ajax call to the server.

Our login button looks like this:

<a href="#main" data-role="button" data-click="loginClick">Login</a>

If login succeeds the app should navigate to #main. If not, stay on the login view. 
 
In our loginClick processing, we make an ajax call. If the login is not valid, we call e.preventDefault(); (which does not work)