When an object has its own toJSON() implementation, JSON.stringify() uses the object returned from that method and stringifies that. kendo.data.Model defines it’s own toJSON() method which only returns the properties defined on the model, which is why you aren’t seeing other values (e.g. dirty, id, uid) in the string result. “If the stringify method sees … Read more
I think you’re looking for var displayedData = $(“#YourGrid”).data().kendoGrid.dataSource.view() Then stringify it as follows: var displayedDataAsJSON = JSON.stringify(displayedData); Hope this helps!
Have you tried hiding it, then centering and opening it? var accessWindow = $(“#accessDiv”).kendoWindow({ actions: {}, /*from Vlad’s answer*/ draggable: true, height: “300px”, modal: true, resizable: false, title: “Access”, width: “500px”, visible: false /*don’t show it yet*/ }).data(“kendoWindow”).center().open(); from: http://www.kendoui.com/forums/ui/window/kendowindow-center-doesn-t-work-when-inside-an-iframe.aspx
This is not a question that can be answered by us. You already give a solid overview for your team (which is all that matters): Same rich controls ExtJS Pros more widget components scheduler control ExtJS cons Sencha does not make its source code available on GitHub for pull requests There is no public issue … Read more
You might to use: grid.dataSource.query({ page: 3, pageSize: 20 }); Documentation in here. or: grid.dataSource.page(3); Documentation in here
If you need to display an error message from the server then you can do it by returning a DataSourceResult object with only its Errors property set: return this.Json(new DataSourceResult { Errors = “my custom error” }); And pick it up on the client by using this (referenced by the .Events(events => events.Error(“onError”)) line): function … Read more
You can subscribe to the Sync event of the grid’s data source and call the read method of its data source. .Events(events => events.Error(“error_handler”).Sync(“sync_handler”)) function sync_handler(e) { this.read(); }
In order to get text value of a DropDownList use command as below : $(“#ddl”).data(“kendoDropDownList”).text();
On your input element add this attribute and value… onkeydown=”return false;” This will disable typed input and still allow using the calendar control input.
I had the same issue. This was resolved by 1) running the Package Manager Console 2) in Console, type: ‘Install-Package Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization’ which resolved all the incorrect dependencies.