Hi,

I'm porting a simple Energy cost calculator made in Javascript.
When i use the <form> tag Kendo UI isn't correcly displayed. This simple tag ins't supported or im wrong?

How can i fix this code to work with kendo ui? how can i access to my fields watts, hours and how to call the javascript function?



Why is it that in the demos for both DropDownList and ComboBox, the width of the dropdown matches the input field, with apparently no special action being taken, but in my usage the input field is constant at 149px while the dropdown is only wide enough to accomodate the content?

I understand why the input field is 149px... because it's hard-code in kendo.common.css as "width: 12.4em;" but why is the dropdown width not matching?

This is all with content being added dynamically via ajax responses.

Hi!

Operation Add, and Sync nothing to do. No XHR queryes from client to server after sync operation.

Example:

dataSource = new kendo.data.DataSource({
            transport: {
                read: {
                    url: pub.root("pages/?read"),
                    type: "POST"
                },
                create: {
                    url: pub.root("pages/?create"),
                    type: "POST"
                },
                destroy: {
                    url: pub.root("pages/?delete"),
                    type: "POST"
                },
                update: {
                    url: pub.root("pages/?update"),
                    type: "POST"
                }
            },
            schema: {
                type: "xml",
                data: "Response/pages/item",
                model: {
                    id: "id",
                    fields: {
                        id: "id/text()",
                        name: "name/text()"
                    }
                },
                total: "Response/pages/@total"
            },
            serverPaging: true,
            serverSorting: true,
            serverFiltering: true,
            pageSize: 100
        });

var item = {};
item["id"] = null;
item["name"] = 'Hello';

dataSource.add(item);
dataSource.sync();

In response to some of my questions, Telerik support staff has been outstanding. They provide samples, and explanations that illuminate a great deal as to what is going on inside the KendoUI, the semantics and syntax of methods, attributes, etc. As well as interactive JSFiddle demonstrations.

I feel guilty for asking some of these things, but I first pour through the documentation and if I don't find it, then I am forced to ask.

Suggestion:

In response to questions that seem to be common and thinly covered in the formal documentation (e.g. aggregation in datasource, grid and charts) consider writing up a TECH NOTE, and then cross linking it to the documentation nodes under Grid, Chart and Datasource.
In addition, if you create a JSFIDDLE, then also link that to the documentation. (call the link DIVE DEEPER, or something like that).

That way you will have a permanent record, decrease the customer support costs, and provide us with interactive ways (JSFiddle) to dive deeper than the thin layer of formal documentation. It allow you to leverage your staff support costs by creating a living Knowledge Base. I could even see users submitting well documented JSiddles for Telerik points. (crowd source your documentation and decrease the cost of creating the documentation corpus!).

Hi,

When adding rows to the grid and pressing "Create" a json package are sent to the server.

Thats fine,- but what about the server response,- how/where is it handled by the grid?

Serverside I validate for duplicates and want to tell the grid when the create did fail(or was a success) - how is this trivial task implemented?

1. Light up rows that are not valid
2. Alert the user

Been searching the forum/documentation - with no success.

Hi,
My issue is simple, I have a normal HTML Dropdown List or <select> list. I am using the following code to convert it to Kendo Drop Down

$(document).ready(function () {
            $(".mySelect").kendoDropDownList();
 }

It works, but the alignment is not good. When I open the dropdown list to choose the Items, the list is a little bit moved to the right of the base-button. 

Here is the screenshot

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I would love to see an example of a grid bound to a viewmodel. When the user selects a row in the grid the details of the row are shown below the grid in input fields. If you edit one of the fields the grid will automatically update. Have anyone done anything like this? Can you please create a jsfiddle demonstrating it for me? I have not been able to find something like this, but I belive it is a very common thing to do.

I'm evaluating this product for my organization and to be honest I'm very new to this stuff. I've been playing around with stuff for a couple of days but I appear to have become stuck on something pretty trivial.

I'm calling an ASP.NET web service using VS 2010. I'm calling it from the dataSource, and then binding the dataSource to the chart. It works fine when I don't try to pass parameters, I get the results into the chart and everything seems right. The Kendo definition of the datasource is

                    var dsprov = new kendo.data.DataSource({
                        schema: {
                            data: "d"
                        },
                        transport: {
                            read: {
                                url: "IndustryTrends.aspx/ChartData",
                                contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", // tells the web service to serialize JSON
                                type: "POST"
                            }
                        }
                    });


And the definition of the web service is

<WebMethod()>
    Public Shared Function ChartData() As IEnumerable(Of BolIndustryChartDataItem)
        Dim c As New List(Of BolIndustryChartDataItem)
        c.Add(New BolIndustryChartDataItem("My name", 3,4,5))
        Return c
    End Function



...this all works fine.

But now I want to add a parameter to the read function in order to be able to read the correct data. I assumed that all I had to do was change the dataSource definition to:

   var dsprov = new kendo.data.DataSource({
                        schema: {
                            data: "d"
                        },
                        transport: {
                            read: {
                                url: "IndustryTrends.aspx/ChartData",
                                contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", // tells the web service to serialize JSON
                                type: "POST",

data: {
	name: function() {
	return "michael";
}	}

                            }
                        }
                    });

....and then change the web service to 

<WebMethod()>
    Public Shared Function ChartData(byval name as string) As IEnumerable(Of BolIndustryChartDataItem)
        Dim c As New List(Of BolIndustryChartDataItem)
        c.Add(New BolIndustryChartDataItem("My name", 3,4,5))
        Return c
    End Function


....but this causes the web service to never get called. I know I missing something trivial here but I'e spend some time looking at it, tried a bunch of different things, and I can't figure out what.

Thanks!

Is there a way to turn off a widget once it has been applied?

So if I have a case like: 

$(this).kendoGrid(...)

I need to turn it off for a certain case. Is that possible?

Hi, I'm new to kendo and I downloaded kendo web and found no upload example on the examples/index.html.  Where can I find it please?  Thanks.

Update: Got it working, though still didn't see it as part of the examples folder.  Thanks.