On the latest and greatest Chrome version (updated today) there is some wonky behaviour in the Grid filter.

I've created a dojo script to show the issue http://dojo.telerik.com/ipihu

To see the issue, follow these steps

1 -On the ProductName column, click the menu button to see the column menu

2 - On the Filter sub menu, move your mouse to the right

3 - In the filter menu, hover your mouse over the text area (just below the Is equal to)

4 - The filter dialog goes away

The issue is #4.  It shouldn't go away because i'm still hovering (intending to type something in)

I am using UI for ASP.NET MVC R3 2016 and I have enabled the column menu to allow for showing/hiding of columns.  That resulted in the filter getting moved into this menu as well.  I'm not crazy about that, but I could accept that if the filtering worked in the column menu.  The problem is I can't just open the column menu, open filter and click on the textbox in the filter menu, the entire thing closes.  However, if I first select a type of filter (starts with, etc.) and then go to the textbox it works.  While it is a workaround it is not an acceptable one.  The problem exists in Chrome but in Edge it seems to behave correctly.

This behavior can be observed by going to http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/column-menu.  Try to filter on Ship Name without first selecting a filter type.  

We generate dynamic fields where the user can define their precision (total number of digits) and scale (number of digits to the right of the decimal).  We set max length based on precision + 1 for a negative and + 1 for the decimal such that if the user defined a field with precision 7 and scale of 3, the max length would be 9 (7 digits, 1 for potential and 1 for potential decimal).  (When the scale is 0, the max length is precision + 1 for potential negative).  We need to prevent users from entering more than the precision (e.g., the total number of digits) when entering values, regardless of whether the number is positive or negative as well as whether there's a decimal or not.  For example, if the precision is 5 and scale is 3, max length would be 7.  12345 would be valid, as would -12345 or -123.45.  However, 123456 or 12345.6 would not.

I have the following wired up (and executing upon keypress), but in traversing the sender object, I am unable to get to the options (where I believe the scale is kept based on this page):

With the above in mind, given a Kendo Numeric Textbox, how does one go about getting the scale via jQuery?  

(Something similar to the above worked great when we had RadControls implemented, but isn't functional using Kendo controls.)

Finally, why isn't this functionality supported within the control itself?  I find it hard to believe we're the only ones who see this as a shortcoming.

Hi kendo team and users, I read that sample about changing the grid language, on that link:

http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/localization

I tried to edit that demo, and change the "full grid reconstruction" to a simple setOptions, and it seems to work:

http://dojo.telerik.com/@foxontherock/aJOBu/3

The $.getScripts replace the Grid prototype, so I just update the current gri messages from the prototype, like that:

Do you suggest to use that method or not? possible memory leak or something else?

And, is it available for all other kendo components?

For now, everything works fine, and the language change seems faster than rebuilding the whole grid.

Thank you

Using the MVVM bindings (using data-bind), doing a set() on any data item will cause the ENTIRE TreeList to recalculate everything.  Even with just a couple hundred rows this causes the browser to stop responding and with a few thousand rows the browser can crash.

Is there any possible way to refresh or repaint a SINGLE row of the TreeList similar to the refresh() method of the TreeList, but for a single row instead of everything?

Hello,

can I somehow set the custom image for a switch? I would like to have something like the 2 attached files instead of a default switch with labels.

If not possible, I would use an observable array that changes images using hidden checkboxes. Or is there a better solution?

Thanks

Hi,

I am using upload control as below: 

 <input type="file"
                                       kendo-upload
                                       k-async="{ saveUrl: "/api/upload/",autoUpload: true }"
                                       k-success="onImportSuccess" />

On onImportSuccess function, I need to access to $scope for doing something after uploaded. How can I do that?

  onImportSuccess = function(e) { 
            console.log($scope); // --> show scope is undefined 
        }

Thanks.

How can i speed up a autoFitColumn() on multi-headers grid?

In the screenshot you can see that each column fitting make Recalculate Styles. Is it possible to cache width of the fitted column without firing up CSS and then after all columns width are calculated use grid.setOptions() to set columns width with new fitted width?

Also i need to use dirty hack:   hideColumn();showColumn() becouse footer isn't fitted to columns.

We have a page that will be passed in a User's Id to it, and it will have one DropDownList reflecting the User's role, while also allowing them to change their role.

We are looking at leveraging the "change" event for a kendoDropDownList. And inside that event, making a $.ajax call.

We know we can work our way to getting this approach to work, but we were wondering if there was a more straight-forward or recommended approach to take.

For example, should or could we define an "update" action inside the dataSource.transport definition for the dropdownlist, that would somehow be triggered?

Another perspective, is that we have lots of Grids that have dataSource.transport.update definitions, and they are processed with a clean controller method that is passed a DataSourceRequest and an instance of a data object that is being updated.  Can we do something similar with a DropDownList?