I'm working with the Kendo UI scheduler in pure javascript and I want to make changes to the recurrence editor.
I want to start with the EXACT javascript template that is used for the default scheduler edtitor, then make my changes.
Where can I find the default editor template source?
Thanks.
http://dojo.telerik.com/ACEri
(Scroll to the bottom to set the number of items in the multi.)
We all know ToDataSourceResult can be extremely slow with large data sets. A lot of times with comes down to this line:
result.Total = data.Count();
The "solution" has been to change the Kendo MVC source code or implement custom bingding.
I am sorry but this is not an acceptable "solution".
Make this call an extension method that one can override easily in our applications.
Best Regards
http://www.telerik.com/forums/unnecessary-(and-slow!)-sql-request-on-todatasourceresult
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15843703/kendo-mvc-todatasourceresult-extremly-slow-with-large-iqueryable
https://www.google.no/search?q=kendo+result.Total+%3D+data.Count()%3B&oq=kendo+result.Total+%3D+data.Count()%3B&aqs=chrome..69i57.1071j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=kendo+ToDataSourceResult+slow
I was looking at thread dealing with two things:
I stumbled across this thread: listview make content ellipses and show tooltip when width of content exceeds 240px
Someone posted this utility method over there:
function gridHeaderTooltip( kendoGrid, tooltipPosition, filterSelector ) { kendoGrid.kendoTooltip({ filter: filterSelector, position: tooltipPosition, content: function (e) { var target = e.target; return $(target).text(); }, beforeShow: function (e) { var isActive = isEllipsisActive(e.target[0]); if (!isActive) { e.preventDefault(); } } });} function isEllipsisActive(e) { return (e.offsetWidth < e.scrollWidth);} kendo.ui.Tooltip.fn._show = function (show) { return function (target) { var e = { sender: this, target: target, preventDefault: function () { this.isDefaultPrevented = true; } }; if (typeof this.options.beforeShow === "function") { this.options.beforeShow.call(this, e); } if (!e.isDefaultPrevented) { show.call(this, target); } };}(kendo.ui.Tooltip.fn._show);How do I use this (or where do i plug it) to achieve my two points above?

I have a list view that has a SignalR datasource. I load the initial data fine and the sorting works properly on the timestamp. What I am trying to do, is update the list with either new items or an updated timestamp on an existing item using SignalR.
If I simply update a new item using the update method, I can see the timestamp change, but it stays in the same position. To work around this, I do a Destroy and then a Create. This works perfectly. The problem I am having, is that when a new item is sent it doesn't get inserted in to the list. I don't see any Javascript errors and I see the proper SignalR communication using the browser developer tools.
Hello.
Here is the example of wrong behavior - http://dojo.telerik.com/@paul/eWemi :
1. click 'Run' and right after that click 'Show Grid' - grid will be loaded with correct height;
2. click 'Run', wait 3-5 seconds and then click 'Show Grid' - data will be loaded on top of grid's layout;
Do you know how to fix it or any workarounds?
Thank you.
Paul
I'm attempting to use the Kendo UI DataSourceResult with my Kendo UI Grid using the code found here.
I'm not using ASP.NET MVC, but rather VB.NET with ASP.NET Web Forms and Web API on the backend. I understand how the DataSourceResult object works, however I'm having trouble figuring out the lines of code at lines 19-21. Here is the code in C#:
DataSourceRequest request = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<DataSourceRequest>(// The request is in the format GET api/products?{take:10,skip:0} and ParseQueryString treats it as a key without valuerequestMessage.RequestUri.ParseQueryString().GetKey(0));and the code equivalent in VB.NET:
' The request is in the format GET api/products?{take:10,skip:0} and ParseQueryString treats it as a key without valueDim request As DataSourceRequest = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(Of DataSourceRequest)(requestMessage.RequestUri.ParseQueryString().GetKey(0))Whenever I execute the code I get a System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException. Debugging the code the requestMessage.RequestUri.ParseQueryString().GetKey(0) returns "take" which is what I'd expect, as that's the key of the first parameter. Using Fiddle I can see that the Grid sends the RequestUri of "http://localhost:53786/api/object/4?take=20&skip=0&page=1&pageSize=20". What do I need to do to get the code working correctly with my Grid and API?
after updating to kendo ui 2015 Q2 to higher versions,
I'm facing issue as specified above
here is the example .
Please help us to fix this issues