Async upload fails from IE (version 9 and lower) when used across different domains. Though, the file actually gets uploaded, but somehow onError event handler is called and an error message is showed in a popup.
It works fine for other browsers like FF and chrome, but HTTP OPTIONS method for the upload URL must be implemented by server side scripts, and the method must provide necessary response header like ("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "some_allowed_domain") in it.
Any suggestions what specifically must be done to get upload work correctly with IE when used across different domains?
Will Kendo have any direct support for mobile hardware such as gps, display orientation, compass, camera, ...? Otherwise what is recommended for building apps that require hardware access?
To use Kendo UI datasource, we would pull JSON data from asp.net pagemethods and webmethods. We have a JavaScript function that calls the server to get this data, but the function also handles issues such as:
removing the aspx returned 'd' variable in the JSON
converting microsoft's 'date' variables into date vars
handling forms authentication timeouts (we pop a login dialog when this happens, then retry the call)
handling server timeouts, and retrying the call automatically x number of times (this happens a lot)
Are there events or configuration features in the data source object to allow us to continue to use our code to handle these issues, and still take advantage of all the cool CRUD features in the data source object?
Firstly, awesome stuff with KendoUI. If you deliver an experience matching your existing RadControls, we are in for a true treat.
In an MVC application (looking forward to seeing KendoUI integrated!), when adding KendoUI, we see a folder created, currently "2011.3.1129".
Now, I installed to a Telerik MVC Razor web application, so there is also a folder for the Telerik MVC stuff, called "2011.3.1115".
That's two fairly obscurely named folders and, hey, what if one day the versions match? This also applies to the "Content" folder.
I think this comment applies as much to Telerik MVC as to KendoUI. Really, the last thing I want to see is folders with version numbers. To the uninitiated, this means nothing. Better to explicitly name them to label what they really are, e.g:
In localization files for
sr-latn-BA, sr-cyrl-BA, sr-latn-ME, sr-cyrl-ME you have some incorect day names. So here is how it should be
sr-latn-BA and sr-latn-ME
"nedelja" should be "nedjelja" (nedelja is only for sr-latn-RS)
"ponedeljak" > "ponedjeljak" (ponedeljak is only for sr-latn-RS)
"sreda" > "srijeda" (sreda is only for sr-latn-RS)
sr-Cyrl-BA and sr-Cyrl-ME
"недеља" > "недјеља" (недеља is only for sr-cyrl-RS)
"понедељак" > "понедјељак" (понедељак is only for sr-cyrl-RS)
"среда" > "сриједа" (среда is only for sr-cyrl-RS)
I would need to bind the Grid to different datasource once the user click on a different <li> elements. I tried to create a new datasource on the fly and to bind the same to the Grid and then applying the refresh(); method but it does not seem to work.
My questions are :
- what is the best method to bind two or more datasource at the same grid (as in my case by clicking on <li> element) ?
- is it better to create a new one ds or to change the existent with (if exist) a proper grid method ?
Hello,
Can you give me an example how to send additional variables to the save handler with the upload widget. I found the "upload" event, and the data object in it, but it is still not clear to me.
I see lots of eaxample which bind to KendoUI widgets.
How do I bind a DataSource to form elements i.e. html input.
Kind of master detail example to call read on the MVC controller.
publicJsonResult Read(int dealerId)
{
var db = newUsedCarsEntities();
var temp = db.Dealers.FirstOrDefault(w => w.DealerId == dealerId);