Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC
Effortlessly guide users to any data point with the Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Grid “scroll to item” available with the 2024 Q4 release. Whether it needs to initially display a specific row or to auto-navigate based on certain triggers or user actions, the ASP.NET MVC Data Grid scrollToItem() method makes it easy to deliver intuitive user experiences.
In a scrollable Grid case, the ID of the data item is passed to the scrollToItem() method, while in a virtual scrolling case, when the row is not yet loaded, the ID of the data item is passed and a callback function to the scrollToItem() is triggered.
See the Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Grid scroll to item demo
With the 2024 Q4 release, Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Charts are enriched with an option to configure patterns for the chart series and a new “No Data” template.
Having a CSP-compliant Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Spreadsheet enhances the security of your web applications by supporting adherence to Content Security Policy (CSP) standards. By implementing CSP, developers can control which resources are allowed to load and execute within their applications, helping them effectively mitigate risks associated with vulnerabilities.
Telerik Document Processing Libraires also provide day-zero support for .NET 9.
For the full list of new features and bug fixes across Telerik DPL, check out the release notes.
To ensure you’re equipped with a high-performant, full-featured Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Grid, we’ve introduced a new toggle edit mode for quickly toggling the Grid’s editable state as well as remote validation—a custom server-side validation.
With 2024 Q3 release we continue our efforts to achieve full feature parity between Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC PivotGrid and PivotGrid v2 we’ve added key performance indicator (KPI) measurements and ability to export to Excel to the ASP.NET MVC PivotGrid v2.
The Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Form is often used with other components like date inputs or pickers. For specific editors like these the component has e default autocorrect behavior once users type a value outside the configured min/max range. With today’s release the autocorrect mode can be easily disabled if the case requires so. A custom validation message to notify the users when an input they have typed is invalid is what appears instead.
See Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Form disabled autocorrection demo
New features & Roadmap
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