Hi
Take a look at this example:
http://dojo.telerik.com/IQuLu
I want a chart with 2 linjes, the value of the first line should be "hard coded" to 14-17. The other line is dynamic and the values will always be between 14 and 17.
As you can see in the example the chart is doing some weird stuff with the x-axis.
Can you help me understand why the chart is doing this?

When I have a grid with selectable: true, how do I know the last row user have selected in change event?
Note that I don't want - and I should'n - have to bind any other event in the dom to achieve that. Can I make it only with widget's native change event ?
Thank you.
Hi,
What is the best way to go about initializing many kendoUI widgets on a single page without the browser flashing the code html before rendering the widget?
Below is a simplification of my page structure.
thanks in advance,
Grant
<html> <head> <!-- Script imports --> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { //1. Initialize Grid DataSource //2. Initialize Grid //3. Initialize view Window //4. Initialize form Window //5. Initialize 3-4 buttons //6/ Initialize kendo validator }); </script> </head> <body> <div id="grid"></div> <div id="window-view"></div> <div id="window-form"></div> </body></html>var dataSource = new kendo.data.DataSource({ transport: { read: function(options) { // make JSONP request to http://demos.kendoui.com/service/products $.ajax({ dataType: "jsonp", // "jsonp" is required for cross-domain requests; use "json" for same-domain requests success: function(result) { // notify the data source that the request succeeded options.success(result); }, error: function(result) { // notify the data source that the request failed options.error(result); } }); } }});dataSource.fetch(function() { console.log(dataSource.view().length); // displays "77"});I'm trying to add a delete option in the header of the dropdownlist.
$scope.layoutOptions = {
headerTemplate: '<div data-ng-if="selectedLayout.id < 0" class="dropdown-header k-widget k-header"><a href="" data-ng-click="deleteLayout(instance)">Delete {{selectedLayout.description}}?</a></div>'
}
This are my options (inside an AngularJs controller). Is there any way to pass the selected value (dataItem) to my function deleteLayout?
Hello,
This is My gantt config Object
$scope.ganttOptions = {
dataSource: tasksDataSource,
views: ["day",{type: "week", selected: true},"month"],
footer: false,
columns: [
{field: "title", title: "Title", editable: true},
{field: "assignedTo", title: "Assigned To", editable: true}
],
toolbar: [
{name: "append"},
{name: "pdf"}
],
height: 400,
add:addTask
}
How to add Custom Task and Highlight it?
I am using this function
function addTask(e){
var number= Math.floor((Math.random() * 5000) + 1);
e.preventDefault()
if(e.task.parentId){
var customTaskObject = {
"id": number,
"parentId":e.task.parentId,
"title": "Sample Child Task",
"start": e.task.start,
"end": e.task.end,
"summary": false,
"expanded": true,
"PercentComplete":"",
"originalTaskObject":"",
"orderId": e.task.orderId
}
}
else{
console.log("No Parent Selected")
parentTaskId=0;
var customTaskObject = {
"id": number,
"parentId":null,
"title": "Sample Task",
"start": e.task.start,
"end": e.task.end,
"summary": false,
"expanded": true,
"PercentComplete":"",
"originalTaskObject":"",
"orderId": e.task.orderId,
}
$scope.gantt.dataSource.add(customTaskObject)
}
The Above code is adding the Task only in the last position even after selecting "Add Above" option.
What is the issue here? and how to highlight the latest added task (I tried Select method by getting index value..but it is not highlighting the correct task).
PS:Without e.preventDefault() method it is working absolutely fine,but i want to add Task through controller with custom field names.
<div class="k-animation-container" style="width: 397px; height: 24px; margin-left: -2px; padding-left: 2px; padding-right: 2px; padding-bottom: 4px; overflow: visible; display: block; position: absolute; top: 276px; z-index: 10002; left: 399px;"> <div role="tooltip" class="
MY_CLASS_ADD
k-widget k-tooltip k-tooltip-closable k-popup k-group k-reset k-state-border-down" data-role="popup" style="display: block; position: absolute; -webkit-transform: translateY(0px);" id="my_id_tooltip_tt_active"> <div class="k-tooltip-button"><a href="#" class="k-icon k-i-close">close</a></div> <div class="k-tooltip-content">my message</div> <div class="k-callout k-callout-s" style="left: 195px;"></div> </div></div>The date picker dropdown was working correctly until I updated JQuery from version 2.2.3 to 3.1.1. Now I'm getting this error when clicking on the date picker dropdown icon:
jquery?v=o2U6t4rMgqClQ3uJM8HbPM_wIXeGzahdJeO9fh-Xrbs1:1 Uncaught TypeError: r.getClientRects is not a function
at s.fn.init.offset (jquery?v=o2U6t4rMgqClQ3uJM8HbPM_wIXeGzahdJeO9fh-Xrbs1:1)
at init._position (kendo-js?v=uA5K1yopyLG1t7MMuD-Uelq9fONL8E_b_NOc9fe9Trw1:1)
at init.open (kendo-js?v=uA5K1yopyLG1t7MMuD-Uelq9fONL8E_b_NOc9fe9Trw1:1)
at l.open (kendo-js?v=uA5K1yopyLG1t7MMuD-Uelq9fONL8E_b_NOc9fe9Trw1:1)
at l.toggle (kendo-js?v=uA5K1yopyLG1t7MMuD-Uelq9fONL8E_b_NOc9fe9Trw1:1)
at init._click (kendo-js?v=uA5K1yopyLG1t7MMuD-Uelq9fONL8E_b_NOc9fe9Trw1:1)
at HTMLSpanElement.r (jquery?v=o2U6t4rMgqClQ3uJM8HbPM_wIXeGzahdJeO9fh-Xrbs1:1)
at HTMLSpanElement.dispatch (jquery?v=o2U6t4rMgqClQ3uJM8HbPM_wIXeGzahdJeO9fh-Xrbs1:1)
at HTMLSpanElement.a.handle (jquery?v=o2U6t4rMgqClQ3uJM8HbPM_wIXeGzahdJeO9fh-Xrbs1:1)
Any help is appreciated.
Stephen Lee

When downloading the latest version, the src folder has a README with the following message:
Starting from the 2016.2 release the source code is distributed as separate packages.
Look for the *.source.zip packages in your account.
I have searched high and low for the elusive "*.source.zip" file but have not yet found it. Where can I download Kendo source files?
Thanks!
Hi,
We are exploring the charts for MVC. PFA the attached Image one is bubble chart and another is bell curve chart. I am facing problem while adding the text between the bubbles as shown in image.For Second Chart I did not see any example related to this type of chart.
Regards,
Nitin Jain