I have a button in a tool bar that via jquery is hidden on click (It is an edit button that displays a cancel/save button.)

If I click the Edit button it applies a style of display: none;

If I then zoom on the browser the style disappears and the button becomes visible again.

Any insight on this issue?

Hello,

we have problem with NumericTextBox performance, we are trying to render 200 components (production report stuff).

Time which I get on Chrome 80 is ~2832ms, what interesting in FireFox 73 only 472ms, rendering 200 raw input (type=number) components is about 11ms.

How to optimize it, and why Chrome is 5x slower than FireFox in this case

https://dojo.telerik.com/iXUJaLAW/3

I am new to using kendo observables. I have what seems to be a relatively simple viewmodel:

However, when I try to bind to CategoryNumberDisplay as

I get an error: this.get is not a function. Running in Chrome, the console log shows the error. In CategoryNumberDisplay, if  I replace this.get("CategoryNumber") with simply 20000, it works fine.

Here is a dojo. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong, as well as explain the difference between CategoryValueDisplay and CategoryNumberDisplay? (which will probably end up being the same answer.)

For a sample: user your demo here: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/drawer/index

To reproduce:  Attempt to select the text : "Hi Tom, Since Monday I'll be out of office, I'm rescheduling the meeting for Tuesday" by clicking of the left of the H in Hi and dragging right.  You'll notice the drawer opens and becomes semi-cumbersome to select the text. 

My issue:  My users need to be able at times to select the text that is in the display window of the drawer to select for clipboard use.   Each time I click on some text  and drag right the drawer opens. 

Is there a way to prevent the drawer from activating while I'm trying to select text?  Can i put an attribute in the div wrapper that prevents it from listening for an open?   My users aren't going to be using this on a tablet or phone so I don't need a 'touch' type show event to occur.  I only want the drawer to open/close when the three lines are clicked. 

Hi,

I am saving the grid state in a database by calling grid.getOptions().
At opening the page, I am calling grid.setOptions(...) to restore the saved grid state. Its working well.

I added a new field to my grid, but it´s not visible, because in the stored grid state this field is not existing yet.

I can remove the array "columns" from the grid state JSON, but then the user settings of each column is deleted (for example the width of the columns).

What can I do to show the new field in my grid and not to delete the saved grid state?

Thanks,

Alex

I've added a kendo date picker as an editor in the grid and when I pick a date and click save changes, I get an sql error message: "SqlDateTime overflow.Must be between 1/1/1753 12:00:00 AM and 12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM". (Data type in sql is DateTime2). I think I parsed it in a right format (MM/dd/yyyy), but I'm not sure why its not working. When I manually type it as a string type (e.g. 3/7/2020), it works just fine.

1. Grid column part
columns: [{field: "EffectiveDate", title:"EffDate", template: "#= kendo.toString(kendo.parseDate(data.EffectiveDate, 'yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss'), 'MM/dd/yyyy')#", width: 50, editor: CustomDatePicker}]

2. Editor part
function CustomDatePicker(container, options) { $('<input required name="' + options.field + '"/>').appendTo(container).kendoDatePicker({ format: "MM/dd/yyyy", max: new Date(), parseFormats: ["MM/dd/yyyy"]});}

3. Controller part -- when I'm debugging, the breakpoint hits here and give an sql overflow
public~

...

DateTime datevalue;

bool? isOk; isOk = DateTime.TryParse(HttpContext.Current.Request.Form["EffectiveDate"].ToString(), out datevalue);

DateTime effectiveDate = datevalue;

...

Hi

Is it possible to configure or programmatically remove the Units Column from the assignments editor, as our requirement doesn't generally want to model %tage allocation to each user (effectively each user would be 100%)

Thanks

Chris