This isn't a big deal, but thought I would bring it to attention.
When creating a grid using MVVM and if you forget to set the data-selectable="multiple,rows" or even data-selectable="true" on a grid, you can get the wrong error message in Chrome's Console when you try to select all rows using javascript. Instead of telling you that the error occurred in kendo.grid.js on line 2057 because the property "objects" doesn't exist, it tells you that the error occurred in kendo.treeview.js on line 964 (or 966).
The code to reproduce is here, but I can only get the map file details when using Chrome. Click on the button that runs "Select All" and it won't select in the jsFiddle example, but if you were to run it in Chrome, it spits out a TypeError with the (wrong) information about file and line number.
http://jsfiddle.net/joelpenner/cCaz3/
Again, not that big of a deal, but still something to know about.
When creating a grid using MVVM and if you forget to set the data-selectable="multiple,rows" or even data-selectable="true" on a grid, you can get the wrong error message in Chrome's Console when you try to select all rows using javascript. Instead of telling you that the error occurred in kendo.grid.js on line 2057 because the property "objects" doesn't exist, it tells you that the error occurred in kendo.treeview.js on line 964 (or 966).
The code to reproduce is here, but I can only get the map file details when using Chrome. Click on the button that runs "Select All" and it won't select in the jsFiddle example, but if you were to run it in Chrome, it spits out a TypeError with the (wrong) information about file and line number.
http://jsfiddle.net/joelpenner/cCaz3/
Again, not that big of a deal, but still something to know about.