Is there an example of how to render a bar code widget in a pdf export header using a kendo template? I'm using MVC/Razor.
This does not work
<script type="x/kendo-template" id="page-template">
<div class="pdf-page-template">
<div class="header">
<h1>My Order</h1>
<div>@(Html.Kendo().Barcode().Name("gudbrands").Value(Model.OrderNumber).Encoding(BarcodeSymbology.Code39).Width(280).Height(100))</div>
<div><strong>Order Number</strong> @Model.Header.OrderNumber
</div>
</div>
</script>

Hello,
Our app displays many numbers and we often use the kendo.toString function according to https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/globalization/intl/numberformatting
In some places we use it with the format ##,# (to display integers) and in others we use ##,#.00 to always print the decimal part.
Here are two examples:
kendo.toString(12345.10, "##,#”) >>”12,345"
kendo.toString(12345.10, "##,#.00”) >> "12,345.10"
In certain area we wish to be able and present integers as integers, and without the decimal part, and present floats with two decimal parts.
Clearly we cannot use any of the suggested format. Using ##,# only gives integers and ##,#.00 will turn 10 into 10.00 while we wish to keep it as 10
We also cannot use ##,#.## because we cannot allow only 1 decimal digit. The result of kendo.toString(10.1, "##,#.##”) is “10.1” but we must have it as “10.10” because we need either 0 decimal figures or 2.
Is there a format that can answer this need?
Thanks,
Ron.
Good Afternoon,
I've run into a bit of a strange issue and I'm not entirely sure what the cause could be.
We want to use the Kendo Chat widget to power our in-app messaging service, but I've run into an issue that is causing me a bit of stress with the implementation.
When rendering messages, it does not correctly fill the chat area, causing the messages to be rather squished and the datestamps to be rendered partially outside of the container. If I input a long message, this area will grow, but it will grow to the point where the avatar image is pushed out of the right side of the chat area, and the timestamp remains hidden to the left. I have attached images of both of these behaviors.
This chat widget is being rendered inside of a KendoUI window and I have updated to the newest NPM release, if that makes any difference.
We are using Aurelia w/ Typescript, but as this has not yet been added to the Aurelia-KendoUI bridge, the chat widget is being initialized programatically with JQuery. Any insight as to why this is behaving this way would be appreciated.
The window initialization is as follows:
<div id.bind="'chatWindow' + cUser.Thread.ThreadID" ak-window="k-width: 300px; k-height:400px; k-title: Messenger; k-resizable.bind: false; k-visible.bind: false; k-actions.bind: actions; k-widget.bind: chatWindows[cUser.Thread.ThreadID]" k-on-close.delegate="onClose()"> <chat-window chat-thread.bind="cUser.Thread"></chat-window></div>openChat(threadID){ this.chatWindows[threadID].center().open();}
And the chat widget initialization is:
<div id.bind="'chat' + ChatThread.ThreadID" style="height:100%;width:100%"></div>private createChat() { if (!App.myUser) { setTimeout(() => this.createChat(),500); return; } let companyUserID = App.myUser.CompanyUsers[0].CompanyUserID; let user = this.getUserByUserID(App.myUser.UserID); let chat = $("#chat" + this.ChatThread.ThreadID).kendoChat({ // Each instance of the app will generate a unique username. // In this way, the SignalR Hub "knows" who is the user that sends the message // and who are the clients that have to receive that message. user: { name: user!= null ? user.Contact.FirstName + " " + user.Contact.LastName : null, iconUrl:user!= null ? user.AvatarURL : null }, // This will notify the SignallR Hub that the current client is typing. // The Hub, in turn, will notify all the other clients // that the user has started typing. typingStart: function () { //chatHub.invoke("sendTyping", chat.getUser()); }, // The post handler will send the user data and the typed text to the SignalR Hub. // The Hub will then forward that info to the other clients. post: function (args) { //chatHub.invoke("send", chat.getUser(), args.text); } }).data("kendoChat"); for (let message of this.ChatThread.Messages) { if(message.CreatedByUserID == App.myUser.UserID) { let myUser = chat.getUser(); chat.renderMessage({type:'text',text:message.Message,timestamp:message.Timestamp},myUser); continue; } let user = this.getUserByUserID(message.CreatedByUserID); chat.renderMessage({type:'text',text:message.Message,timestamp:message.Timestamp},{ id: user.UserID, name: user != null ? (user.Contact.FirstName + " " + user.Contact.LastName) : null, iconUrl: user != null ? user.AvatarURL: null}); } }I have several events on the same day (allday), and I have a requirement to move all events from one day to another.
I know that today it is possible to hold the CTRL key and select one by one, but I would like to know if there is any feature to select all from the same day.
Or if it does not exist, I can put a button below the day for the user click, and i do this programmatically.
Thank you.
As it stands, the menu filter dropdown Null checkbox doesn't return any of the grids Null values. Is there a way to correct the filters operator or to even remove the checkbox option to filter by Null?
https://i.ibb.co/9qr5Vwr/2.png
I've had a look through the forum and couldn't find an official response to deal with this issue, there was this thread but I've not stumbled across these filter options before and I'm not interested in updating base code as we reference the most recent kendo from your repos. https://www.telerik.com/forums/multi-filter-with-null-values---they-are-not-visible
Thanks in advance.
Hi, I am trying to create a vertical group and have all events be color-coded based upon the type of event. I put together a Dojo as an example:
https://dojo.telerik.com/eMUHurex
You can see that the events are being grouped by 'Vehicle', but the color coding is not being applied based upon the type of event. If you remove the first resource item, the color coding will be applied correctly. Is there a configuration which I am missing, or does the scheduler not support this functionality?
Thanks!

Hi, we used Kendo for a while, and during all our experiences, we found that one thing is missing from all documentation:
All the available properties of an "item", when we load a component from a dataSource.
The closest from a documentation I found is this one:
https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/menu/configuration/datasource
But, to get all available properties of item, we must read tons and tons of documentation, and guess them!
I am sure you have an official list of what this "item" should be?
This same item seems to be available in
I think you should create 1 single page of documentation for how an "item" can be configured.
I may have almost all of them there, but I'm not sure:
var sampleItem = { text: "<b>texte</b>", encoded: true, // default, allow htmlEncode of "text" property cssClass: "itemClass", // apply style to "text" // url: "http//xxx", //used to open link on click attr: { data_key1: "value1", data_key2: "value" }, //may be used on "select" event // content + contentAttr -- DO NOT USE :D content: "text", //ignore all templating, and set this raw text as subitem content. contentAttr: { style: 'border: 1px solid red; padding: 2px;', // Add attributes to the content container data_key3: 'value3' }, imageUrl: "/img/sample.png", imageAttr: {// Add additional image attributes alt: 'Image', height: '25px', width: '25px' }, items: [{ text: "child1" //recursive... }], spriteCssClass: "spriteClass", // can be used to append icon before text?? select: function (e) { console.log("select"); }};
Hi there,
I am using this method 'kendo.drawing.pdf.saveAs' to export pdf. Is there a callback or a promise in this method. Or is there a way to know when the download is accepted or canceled by the user?
Thanks in advance!
Hi all,
The documentation on the kendoScrollvView demo link appears to be wrong: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/scrollview/index
The provided css contains a #scrollview-home string. However, this should be just #scrollview, not #scrollview-home:
("#scrollview-home .photo { display: inline-block; background-size: cover; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: center center;}")
However, when I correct it, I still can't get the background image to properly cover the widget. It centers the image, but it contains overflow on the side which expands the width of the widget and expands out to the next screen. Is there an example how to use this widget on an adaptive site?
Thanks for your advice,
Gregory