I posted a question yesterday about how to remove the dirty indicator from a grid and the post has disappeared.
Why would that happen?
Thanks,
Reid
Hello,
I discovered a bug with the grid's vertical scrollbar when dealing with asynchronous read call. Indeed, if you start moving scrollbar's slider with the mouse up and down, you'll end up firing a bunch of Transport.Read requests. If those requests are treated asynchronously (like most ajax requests), the grid seems to have some problem displaying the right data.
I did create this snippet to simulate the problem. If you take a look at my print screen, you'll notice that the displayed indexes are from 42401 to 42600 out of the 250 000 records. However, you'll also notice that the slider is almost at the bottom of the slider. Based on the __count value provided to the grid, the slider position for those indexes should be somewhere near the top of the scrollbar (about 20%).
This image alone is enough to confirm a problem with the grid scrollbar. However, the real problem is not the slider position but the displayed data itself. Indeed, by releasing the slider at this position I was expecting the indexes over 230 000 to be displayed but it's not the case.
Is there a workaround to fix this?
Best regards,
Simon

I was wondering if there is any way to retrieve all the problematic cells that the validation scripts are flagging? Sometimes users will have hundreds if not thousands of rows, and many columns, and I'd like to be able to give them a list of problematic cell coordinates so that they don't have to hunt through the UI. Is this possible?

I'm generating spreadsheets server-side, and with the Kendo spreadsheet now available, would like to make those visible in the browser rather than having the client download the file. The spreadsheets are being created by the open source EPPlus library. I'm not having difficulty showing the spreadsheet, but it's displaying incorrectly.
When doing a server-side import, the number formatting in the cells is lost during the ToJson call back to the client. This can be seen in the Server Import/Export Demo as well. The correct numeric values are present, but their display is wrong.
I'm sending the data back to the server with
public ActionResult GetSpreadsheet(string fname){ Stream stream = ReportsController.GetStreamFromCache(fname); if (stream != null) { Workbook workbook = Workbook.Load(stream, Path.GetExtension(fname)); return Content(workbook.ToJson(), MimeTypes.JSON); } return new EmptyResult();}
we would like to migrate our grid to Kendo UI grid and if it fits for us we will buy it. I tried to implement it, but I'm blocked with an issue. The id column works only if I provide 'id' instead of '_id' in the json and all the json property have to be the same as the model and column fild name.
For example if You change the 'title' filed to 'title2' and do the same in the column settings, the grid fails, there are empty columns. Or if I change the '_id' to 'id' the id column will contanins the values.
So for me it seems the mapping of the model fails, the 'from' doesn't work properly.
Check the example in jsbin: http://jsbin.com/welone/1/edit?html,css,js,output
I have not been successful in setting the control widths in a custom Grid popup editor template.
Can someone suggest how that is done? I have added custom .css and it is not changing anything.
Thanks,
Reid
Hello,
I noticed pdf exporting seems to have changed in Kendo 2016 Q2.
I'm trying to export the red box in this dojo: http://dojo.telerik.com/ACaDi/2
It throws an error, but it works OK if you change the library to 2016 Q1 SP3.
Is there something I should be doing differently here?
Thanks for your help.
-Jeff
I'm trying to get the Kendo window to behave like Windows - dive down to the bottom of the browser on minimize and restore in some visible position on restore. The first part isn't a problem - I trap the Minimize event, calculate the viewport dimensions and the window dimensions, and do a jQuery animate to move the now-minimized window where I want it.
The problem comes in when it restores. As we can see on http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/window/events when we edit the code to handle minimize, only the first time the window is restored is there any event at all -- subsequent minimizes do pop a minimize event, but the second and further un-minimizes throw no event whatsoever.
I took a look at the approach given on http://www.telerik.com/forums/store-window-minimize-state where we can trap the click to the minimize button, and that looked promising. The drawback there is that we do it on mousedown for the button, and I can't figure out how to get the kendoWindow data() in a generic way from the mousedown event handler. I can find the DOM element, but it doesn't have any relation to the DIV where I hooked the kendoWindow. I figure that I need that widget in order to do the minimize() call so that I can then move the minimized (or un-minimized) window if I so desire.
Hope this makes sense. Any thoughts as to where I shoujld go from here?
Thanks.
-- Michael
