function parseDateTime(epoch){ var date = new Date(epoch); return date.getHours() + ':' + date.getMinutes();}//...tooltip: { visible: true, format: "{1:N2} m3 @ " + parseDateTime(xValue),}//...// change from: mainTabs.select('#' + mainTabActive); themeTabs.select('#' + themeTabActive ); mainTabs.reload('#' + mainTabActive );// to this: mainTabs.select(mainTabs.tabGroup.children('#' + mainTabActive)); themeTabs.select(themeTabs.tabGroup.children('#' + themeTabActive ));$jQ = jQuery.noConflict();$jQ(document).ready(function($) { /* TABS SECTION */ var mainTabs =$('#tabs').kendoTabStrip().data("kendoTabStrip"); var themeTabs = $('#theme-tabs').kendoTabStrip().data("kendoTabStrip"); var mainTabActive = $.jStorage.get("mainTab"); var themeTabActive = $.jStorage.get("themeTab"); mainTabs.select('#' + mainTabActive); themeTabs.select('#' + themeTabActive ); mainTabs.reload('#' + mainTabActive ); //MainTab $( '#tabs' ).click(function(e) { var selectedTab = e.currentTarget.id; $.jStorage.set("mainTab", selectedTab); }); //theme tabs $( '#theme-tabs' ).click(function(e) { var selectedTab = e.currentTarget.id; $.jStorage.set("themeTab", selectedTab); });});So I made a page from the Splitter demo -- With the intention to put a Menu or Treeview in the left-hand panel. I was looking to assemble a page from different panels with a different widget in each. When I load that simple idea as page the menu or treeview (doesn't matter) only shows as a HTML mark-up and not showing as a Kendo widget.
I'd like it if someone or me finds out how to to something simple like that -- Combining Kendo widgets? My second curiosity, is to figure out how to load that left-hand splitter with a menu or treeview thing via ajax.
Really; I wanted to put three or four of these coool loooooking wiiiiidegets on-screen ensemble. It doesn't seem to be so sweet to effect that. I worked that I need to get an element loaded before asking a jQuery or Kendo element to work with it.
I'm interested as a beginner -- What are the effective and simple ways to assemble a page-layout using widgets, static content, and/or ajax loads?
That's my beginner question ...
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Many thanks ... Will
var localDataSource = new kendo.data.DataSource({ data: skills, schema: { model: { fields: { CatId: { type: "number" }, SkillCat: { type: "string" }, Skill: { type: "string" }, IsCorrect: { type: "string" } } } } }); var grid = $("#grid").kendoGrid({ dataSource: localDataSource, columns: [ { field: "Skill" }, { field: "IsCorrect" } ], height: 470, pageable: true, scrollable: true, dataBound: function () { localDataSource.group({ field: "CatId" }); grid.collapseGroup(grid.tbody.find(">tr.k-grouping-row:first")); for (i = 1; i <= 6; i++) { grid.collapseGroup(grid.tbody.find(">tr.k-grouping-row").eq(i)); }; } });
I really want to know if it is (or shortly will be?) possible to create multiple windows and charts on a page, without having to embed other pages (which would seem the HTML5 way of doing things).
If it is - how do I do it?
Currently the best I've got is:-
<script type="text/javascript"> $("#window").kendoWindow({ draggable: true, resizable: true, width: "480px", height: "300px", title: "Discharges", content: "http://findev1/WCF/dischargeswidget.htm", modal: false, actions: [ "Close"] }); $("#window2").kendoWindow({ draggable: true, resizable: true, width: "480px", height: "300px", title: "Admissions", content: "http://findev1/WCF/AdmissionsWidget.htm", modal: false, actions: ["Close"] });</script>
Which still has issues.
Thanks