A kendo treeview is looking rather off, as per the attached file.

I'm not sure how to resolve it exactly as I haven't made any changes to markup or styles.

Though, I feel some styles might be overriding the ones that the treeview uses.

In a bower.json file is the following entry in "dependencies":

"kendo-ui": "https://bower.telerik.com/bower-kendo-ui.git#2017.2.907"

The latest 2020 version was trialled, but there were issues with icons. We are running some old stuff. But since recently, the treeview was completely fine.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I should look for to see if I can get the styles to work properly?

Hello everyone,

I have an interesting dilemma.

I have a  database column that contains HTML.  I have encoded set to false and it appears as it should on the grid.

The issue is I have a filter on the row set to contains and whenever you type in the filter box it is displaying the html instead of the text within the html. Ex:  <h1>Test</h1> instead of just Test

I understand why this is happening but I was wondering if anyone had a way to "encoded: false" on the filter dropdown "results" so that the filtered suggestions would only contain text and not the HTML tags

I have the following problem:
I have a kendoUI grid and I execute the following steps:

1. I add a row to the grid.

2. I click "Edit"

3. I click "Cancel"

The row disappears.

<script>
$("#grid").kendoGrid({
  columns: [
    { field: "name" },
    { command: ["destroy", "edit"]}
  ],
  dataSource: {

    schema: {
      model: { id: "id" },
      fields: {
              id: {type: "number"},
            name:  { type: "string", editable : true},
               }
    }, 
  },
  editable: {
    mode: "inline"
  }, 
   toolbar:[ "create"],
});
</script>

Hello, I have a requirement to change categoryAxis labels positions as per the negative and positive value so that they don't overlap with the bars. Like the one in below image. I tried the label rotation property, but it gets applied to all the bars irrespective of it's value. Is there any workaround to achieve this?

Hi, 

When I'm customizing the kendo tooltip with a custom class, setting the custom class to be added in the show event, the position of the toolbar is not correctly loaded when I'm setting a padding in this class. This happens only the first time showing the toolbar.

Is this an known bug that I should know about? Is there a fix or workaround for this?

I'm using kendo-ui": "^2019.1.2"

The latest update contained two changes to the filter row that are undesirable. 

The first, the filter row control now has an X in it. On smaller columns, it eats up a lot of the real estate. It is also redundant because next to the filter row operator, is a reserved spot for a clear button. Is there anyway to either remove the clear button from the text editor or remove the clear button next to the filter operator?

The second issue is the noDataTemplate. In my case, I don't want auto complete on the filter row text box. To remove it, I set the dataSource to an empty object. Unfortunately, this results in the textbox to constantly show No Data Found as you type. Is there any way to remove this feature for the filter row controls when the datasource is set to { } for the field?

Thanks.

Drag-and-drop reordering between sibling nodes in the TreeList widget is a feature I've been greatly anticipating, and I'm happy to see it available in the 2020 R3 release. Unfortunately, in its first incarnation, it has some serious reliability issues and doesn't seem production-ready to me. See the attached screen recording of the widget's demo page and observe the steps I take:

1. I drag Rinah's node to the upper border of its current position, which is also the bottom border of Akeem's node. Nothing happens, as expected.
2. I do the same thing again, but this time, it reorders Rinah before Akeem.
3. I then drag Rinah to the upper border of its current position again, which is also the bottom border of its parent node Hyacinth. Instead of the expected behavior of nothing happening, Rinah becomes a sibling of Hyacinth ordered after her.
4. I drag Rinah back to be a child of Hyacinth again so I can retest the same action from step 3.
5. I repeat step 3. Rinah becomes a sibling of Hyacinth again, but this time she is ordered before Hyacinth instead of after her.

From these steps, I can identify two bugs and a UX suggestion.

• Bug: Steps 1 and 2 should not have produced different results. The same action should consistently produce the same result.
• Bug: Dragging a node to the upper or lower border of its current position should not trigger any reordering action.
• Suggestion: Implement you drag-and-drop reordering UX to be more like DevExpress's TreeList. In their implementation, dragging a node to the upper or lower border of its current position does not even show a reordering indicator, making it obvious to the user that they're not going to reorder anything. In addition, their styling for doing a sibling-level reordering (a thick horizontal line across the entire length of the row where it's being reordered to) versus a re-parenting (making all four borders of the new parent appear thick while you're hovering over it) is much more intuitive in my opinion. It's very obvious when the node is going to be reordered, re-parented, or neither. See the other attachment for an example of what I mean.