Hi

To speed up a grid with a lot of dropdownlists, I want to only write the text to the cells initially and, on click, load the dropdownlist of this cell, replace the text with it, so the user can use the dropdownlist from now on.

I'm replacing the text-cell-template with the dropdownlist-cell-template, but the dropdownlist does not get bound automatically.

What's the best way, to initialize the new dropdownlist-cell-template only, without rerendering/rebinding everything else?

Example: http://dojo.telerik.com/uZOBALUp/2

Greets Robin

Hello 

I'm pretty new to KendoUI Mobile. I would like to create a hybrid mobile app. So far I'm doing good just struggle with something simple:

I would like to show initially a login/register screen (view login) without any pre-defined Tabstrip. After successful login the app should switch to show a Tabstrip connected with 3 other views (start, map, settings).

What is the "official" way to not show the Tabstrip on login view or how to I tell the Tabstrip to be only present on not visible login view?

Below a fully working example of how far I came. Setting the "initial" value to "login" would show the login view WITH the (unwanted) Tabstrip.

view login: represents the view that should NOT show the Tabstrip
-> after successful login switch to show Tabstrip with initiall shown view "start"

Probably a simple question and I just need to know the official way how to solve this. 

Regards

HI,

I'm missing the changeLoadingMessage method in the definition file:

 class Application extends Observable {
        options: ApplicationOptions;
        router: kendo.Router;
        pane: kendo.mobile.ui.Pane;
        constructor(element?: any, options?: ApplicationOptions);
        init(element?: any, options?: ApplicationOptions): void;
        hideLoading(): void;
        navigate(url: string, transition?: string): void;
        replace(url: string, transition?: string): void;
        scroller(): kendo.mobile.ui.Scroller;
        showLoading(): void;
        view(): kendo.mobile.ui.View;
    }

Kind regards,

Marco

Hello,

     I just noticed with Kendo UI 2017.3.913 that app.showLoading(); now hides on its own.  Is this correct, and what is the default timeout?

Thank you.

I am using the following code to hide the splash screen.

In my plugins , I have the cordova splash screen plugin enabled.

I am testing on an android device , it does not hide the splash screen.

I'm switching views using app.navigate and when I do, the header in the new view has height of 0.

http://dojo.telerik.com/@calebsandfort/AdaQO

Hello Telerik,

I have a problem with the kendo.saveAs() because the server, where the binary files come from, requires an 'Authorization' in the request headers.

I have been looking for an answer but all I found was that the question was asked before, by somebody else, on StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41406918/kendo-server-export-post-request-headers

But no useful answer was given so i pop the question here because I do need an answer for this :(

Best regards,

Insad

Here's the situation I am currently facing.  I am working with a cloud web application that allows me to provide a javascript file that, using jQuery, allows me to do customize the UI.  However, the application does not allow me to directly add any javascript / css to the head of each page.  What I am trying to do is use jQuery to add the Kendo UI library and css, so that I can then use Kendo to do some custom UI in the web application.

So in my javascript file, I have the following lines at the very top, so that Kendo is loaded as soon as possible:

$('head').append($('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />').attr('href', 'https://kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2017.1.118/styles/kendo.common.min.css'));
$('head').append($('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />').attr('href', 'https://kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2017.1.118/styles/kendo.default.min.css'));
$.getScript('https://kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2017.1.118/js/kendo.all.min.js');

If I look at the sources for the page, after the script runs, the Kendo UI components do appear.  However, when I then try to use a component, for instance the Kendo Menu (by calling $('#menu').kendoMenu();), I get "Uncaught TypeError: $(..).kendoMenu is not a function".  Any ideas on what I'm missing, or how I can fix this problem?

Thanks,

Mike

I'm using the Northwind·Dash demo to create my dashboard.

The problem is when I uses the navbar code in my html and link the Site.css

The navbar will not be full height in my page.

And if I add a new li tag in navbar, there will be a new transparent bar.

What's wrong with this problem?

I am starting a new project using the Kendo Mobile controls (release 2016 Q1 SP2), and I am using TypeScript.  When I attempt to instantiate my kendo.mobile.application, I am getting errors from TypeScript and the issue appears to be that the type definition file does not contain the correct definition.

Here is my simple TypeScript code:

This code works fine when I run it in JavaScript, but after trying it in TypeScript and I getting compiler errors - it's complaining about the "skin" and "init" options.  The errors are shown in the attached images (skin.png and init.png).  The skin configuration option is shown in the Kendo docs (http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/mobile/application#configuration-skin), so is it just a matter of the type definition file being incorrect?  Or is there something else I need to do?

Also, looking over the type definition file, it appears that the ApplicationOptions parameter used when initializing the application object is missing quite a few items that are listed in the Kendo documentation (http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/mobile/application) - things like browserHistory, hashBang, modelScope, useNativeScrolling, etc. So this seems like more than just a minor oversight, which leads me to my other question...is TypeScript fully supported for Kendo Mobile?  Just want to make sure I'm going down the "sanctioned" path before I get too far into my project.