How to change color of row selected?
Hi I have a grid using: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-vue-ui/components/grid/filtering/filter-menu/
I have several filters by columns, how can I change the title?
In the image you can see my grid, for example in the first filter I need the title to be different from the second, how is this possible?
Hello.
I implemented the kendo ui grid vuejs.
I have a question, how it's possible "sticky" the Expand column?
I have other columns "sticky" and works fine, but the "expand" column (master details) don't keep sticky. and i need to hide the "menu filters" in this columns too
Thanks in advance
I would like change the culture of my grid component but I don't know how to do this.
I try to follow this example but it doesn't work -_-
Kendo example :
https://www.telerik.com/kendo-vue-ui/components/grid/globalization/
The the format number don't work ... The number disappear...
My try :
How can I change the culture into the grid component ? :-)
pageable() { return { buttonCount: 5, info: true, type: 'numeric', pageSizes: [10, 15, 20, 'all'], previousNext: true, }; }
pageChangeHandler: function (event) {
this.skip = event.page.skip;
this.take = event.event.value === 'all' ? 1000 : event.page.take;
},
<Grid
:id="tableId"
:data-items="items"
:resizable="resizable"
:columns="displayedColumns"
:pageable="pageable"
>
<Grid>
computed: {
pageable() {
return {
buttonCount: 5,
info: true,
type: 'numeric',
pageSizes: [5, 10, 25, 50],
previousNext: true,
pageSizeValue: this.pageSizeValue,
messages:{
itemsPerPage: 'rows per page',
}
};
},
}
Hi everyone,
I'm having some problems with pageable configuration in kendo native grid. In pageSize I have this array [ 10, 15, 20, "all" ] but when I click on "all" it doesn't work and says "No records available". Do you have an example of this kind of implementation? I've tested in 2.1.2 and 3.4.4 versions.
Thanks a lot.
A number of Kendo components could do with better support for screen readers, including:
No doubt there are more than the above.
Effective screen reader accessibility is as much about what you skip as what you add. Where possible, audio prompts should be short and clear, and not produce excess noise.