I have some UI requirements that are best meet by a toolbar where options functions like radio button. That is, clicking one option, unclicks the other.
I've looked at using Mobil Button Group. I would prefer to have a solution that didn't use the Mobil controls.
Kendo UI Web doesn't include such a widget yet. This is part of our future plans.
Related
I am fond of the type of side navigation menu that is common in mobile apps. An example is: http://www.jqueryscript.net/menu/jQuery-Animated-Side-Navigation-Menu-Plugin-Sidebar.html
Which works also for web pages. However, the vast majority of my page is in KendoUI, and I don't want to load another framework just for that.
Is there a combination of tricks with Kendo (draw control for example) that I could use to get the same effect?
Alternatively, I am all wet. I just want a quick way to have a "pop-up" of settings that are only occasionally used, and most of the time save the screen real-estate. So maybe just a button and a pop-up window is the correct approach?
Any advice?
I am doing a mobile application in kendo UI. When clicking on the item in the listview its redirecting to some page. My requirement is that for long click also it should redirect to some page.
How can i make it possible in mobile using kendo ui?
Thanks in Advance.
Based on this answer from Kendo UI forums (no native OS events), you could look at this question about Long Press just down the road in SO.
Basically start experimenting with JavaScript events and timers.
As far as I know, JQuery Mobile events (taphold) and plugins are not an option as they would be competing with Kendo UI for page control, but you might get some ideas for your implementation.
I am looking into using Kendo UI Web on a new HTML5 Web app and the wireframes call for grids inside tabs. I looked everywhere on Telerik's site, and the web, but I don't see any examples of this being done. Is that not possible? Or is there a better approach, like simply using the Tab control above the area where the Grid control would appear, giving it the appearance that the Grid is part of the Tab?
There should be nothing stopping you from using a Kendo UI Grid within a Kendo UI TabStrip. Check out the demo for the TabStrip and the demo for the Grid. Hopefully that gets you on your way.
The details template demo has a tabstrip within a grid and one of the tab is another grid, the second tab having a template.
http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/detailtemplate
How can we create a tab control where every tab item is connected with a different listbox, so the view are different for every tab? I want to know what is the best solution for this, I tried two approaches:
All logic of tab activity is built in one class that is
mainPage.xaml.cs
For every tab I create a new class and call it when a tab event
fires
What is the best solution and if answer is second then what is procedure to add different view but the all the tab appear every time?
Or provide a link where I can get a full example of tab control usage in Windows Phone 7.
Windows Phone does not provide a TabControl implementation, however, it does provide the unique Pivot control, which provides the same level of functionality and is documented on MSDN. You might also find this post by Jeff Wilcox useful: http://www.jeff.wilcox.name/2010/08/looking-ahead-at-panorama-and-pivot/
Here is an article I wrote on how to use the TabControl in a Windows Phone Silverlight application. It does not really abide the current UI guidelines, but it works. All you need to do is use ListBox controls as proper child elements.
The main UI on WP7 uses tap-and-hold everywhere to implement context menus.
I have a ListBox that uses DataTemplates for the items. I would like to have a behavior identical to the app list on the main UI. That is, when the user holds down on an item, a context menu appears nearby.
I have read posts here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/windowsphone7series/thread/e6d2a444-91d9-4d69-937e-689b24c36c09 that enumerate some hacky ways to implement this.
Has Microsoft released any specific guidance on how to achieve this effect?
The toolkit includes a ContextMenu for just this situation.
You can find an article on it's use at http://windowsphonegeek.com/articles/WP7-ContextMenu-in-depth--Part1-key-concepts-and-API