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Binu
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Binu asked on 19 Aug 2019, 05:39 AM

Hi All,

          We wish to start new project using Kendo UI and using Vue.Js. My requirement Listing Below

      In my application i had above 10 menus. When i click each menu it will load grid with data. When i login application it will land in default page with grid  and corresponding menu will be active. when i  click second menu i want to minimize  first grid data and load second grid data, when i click third menu again i want to minimize second grid data and load the third grid data. like that remaining  menus.  But when i click first or second or third minimized grid (not in menu) i want show that grid data . its will show only existing data(not going to data base and retrieve data). How will achieve this requirement using Kendo UI and vue.js? i don't  use session state kind of state management methods

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Petar
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answered on 20 Aug 2019, 04:14 PM
Hi Binu, 

It is nice you plan to start a new project using Kendo UI for Vue

The desired functionality could be implemented by combining our Grid, Menu and Window components. 

How I can imagine the application is to load each of the Grids you want to display in a separate Window component. On application load, the first Grid will be loaded inside a Window. If you press a Menu item the first Window will be minimized and positioned for example in the down left corner of the browser’s window and a new Window component containing the new Grid will be initialized and displayed. This scenario could be applied for all Grids you want to show. If we maximize a given previously minimized Window, it will minimize the currently opened Window component and will maximize itself. 

To achieve the described above functionality, you have to configure the Window component as a non-modal one and also enable its minimize/maximize actions. More information about the Window actions you can read on this link: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-vue-ui/components/window/actions/ . Using the example from the previous link, to set the Window as a non-modal, you can set the modal property to false. 

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Petar
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