Hi,

I'm trying to create a multi level Hierarchical Grid using Kendo UI jQuery. I have created a grid with one level of hierarchy which works fine. When I add another hierarchy level in the detailInit function the entire grid messes up. Could you please provide an example of a 3-tier hierarchy grid or advise how I would go about this?

Thanks,

Ben

I have a grid with a button in each row.

Exporting to PDF I would like to exclude these buttons.

Is this possible?

In the documentation for pdf.avoidLinks (http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/grid#configuration-pdf.avoidLinks) it reads: "It's also possible to pass a CSS selector as argument. All matching links will be ignored.".

Does this css selector only match links (<a> elements)?

How do I compare to columns and then change the background color of one column

something like

if(Ihours > kHours)

Ihours.backgroud.color = red;

bad code but just getting my point across

Thanks

I am having issue getting my data from an AngularJS Grid.

 <kendo-grid id="grid" options="mainGridOptions"></kendo-grid>

var gridModel = $("#grid").data("kendoGrid").dataSource.data();

this does not pull the data.

How do i get the data from the grid?

Thanks

I am using Kendo Chart with Angularjs and Tooltips are being clipped at the top.  I tried using the following:

                            <div kendo-chart
                                 k-series-defaults="{type: 'column', labels:{visible: true, background: 'transparent', field: 'modulePercentage', format:'p0', template: '#= value#%'}}"
                                 k-series="[{field: 'modulePercentage', colorField: 'BackGroundColor', name: 'SSQScore', type: 'pie'}]"
                                 k-plot-area="{margin:{top: 5, left: 25, right: 25, bottom: 5}}"
                                 k-category-axis="{field: 'Score', labels:{font: 'bold 8px sans-serif', rotation: '-45'},majorGridLines:{visible: true}, line:{visible: true}}"
                                 k-value-axis="{majorGridLines: {visible: true}, visible: true}"
                                 k-tooltip="{visible: true, template: ' #=dataItem.moduleCount # '}"
                                 k-data-source="filteredContractorStatus"
                                 k-series-click="onContractorClick"
                                 k-panes="[{clip: false}]">

                            </div>

But nothing changes.  

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Good morning,

As you can see in the picture attached, when showing 2 data series in a column stack chart, the Y axis doesn't show the whole range, it makes a kind of "zoom in" of one of the values (only with a huge difference). Is it possible to fix this?

Thanks a lot.

Sorry if this is not the correct place to post bugs, I have noticed others posting them here and did not see a specific place on the site. 

There is an issue with the Grid where the columns in the total row become out of sync on sort. If I could get a work around while keeping the configuration the same, that would be great.

Configuration for it to happen appears to be

• Server sort enabled
• Scrolling enabled
• Resizing enabled
• Supply a number for the width in every column

The scenario is

1. Open the grid
2. Resize a column
3. Sort 

Impact

After sorting, the total column will become out of width. Resizing the column that was resized before sorting will snap the total columns back to the correct size.

An example is here:

http://dojo.telerik.com/eciCOY

Try resize the first column then sort by the first column, you will notice the total rows are larger than the actual rows.

Try resize the second column then sort by the first column, you will notice the total rows are smaller than the actual rows.

When adding a new command in a grid column, the generated button-styled link includes an href="#" attribute. This is problematic when using any kind of client-side routing framework (angular routing for example). Is there any way to disable this behavior, apart from completely overriding the button template ?

Thank you in advance.