Export excel button of kendo grid is not working in MS Edge browser.
The same thing is working in IE11 and Chrome browsers.
No error messages are shown.
Edge is of version 42.17134.1.0.
I made a test with the kendo grid example from this link.
Grid / Export to Excel
I tested with Microsoft Edge 44.18362.1.0 and find that Export to Excel button is working fine.
This is the testing result.
So there is no issue with Edge browser on my side.
It can be possible that some other thing caused this issue on your side. You can try to visit the above link and try to run that demo on your side to check whether it is working or not.
If issue persist than try to provide detailed information about your issue. We will again try to check the issue and try to provide suggestions for it.
If you have an old App, then it may still be using the Kendo scripts from 2015.
This issue was fixed in Q1 2016:
https://www.telerik.com/forums/excel-export-not-working-in-edge
It may be time for an upgrade.
Better yet, replace Kendo by rolling your own Grid
You could replace other Kendo UI features by using opensource alternatives like jQuery UI.
It is easier to create your own now, using the modern web building frameworks of today.
However, if you're stuck with millions of lines of Legacy Code and an outdated framework (like Web Forms), then I understand not wanting to change anything, other than updating the Kendo Scripts.
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My company works with POS and we're using a custom browser based on Chrome (webkit) with a few (minor) changes in its behavior.
We're creating automated tests with Selenium using Chrome, but now it's time to move to the custom browser instead.
How to proceed? I see many questions related to custom capabilities, but none related to custom browsers.
You didn't specify details on programing language, what exception you got from setting Chrome binary to your custom browser, etc... So I'll make some assumptions.
First of all, from my experience it's achievable, but I can't remember the exact details, except that we had some versioning issue that we needed to comply with on our custom browser.
However, my suggestion to you is to clone Selenium and create a new ChromeDriver() with your cloned project in debug mode, and see where it fails, then look for the specific solution, and continue from there.
I have created a website, debugged it in Visual Studio by using the "view in browser" feature, and decided it was ready to be deployed onto our test server. When I debug the program from Visual Studio the contact page has elements that look like this:
When I go to the address of the website on the server, it displays like this:
The star is a glyph-icon from Bootstrap tools that were already on website's solution when I opened it (someone else made the solution). The code for this section of the site is below:
I tried to find information about why this isn't displaying correctly, but was unable to. Without knowing anything about the server, what would you recommend me checking or changing to resolve this issue?
Edit: I think it is worth mentioning I have tried both Chrome and IE and get the same results on each of them. Trying to run the page in compatibility mode hides the glyph-icon star all together.
I believe the issue ended up being browser-related. I was using a newer version of IE than what we had on our server so my elements were displaying differently because something I had previously done was unsupported by the older version.
I corrected this issue by nesting the span glyph-icon elements inside of the proper header tags and using margin-left: style property to space them out properly.
I recently started working on some wordpress themes.
I usually have to change themes for my clients. Most of the time I need to analyze the theme first. I know that I can use inspecting feature in Google Chrome but I need a designing tool (preferably a chrome extension) that draws the layout of the theme I'm working on (by the main divs).
I need the name of the main divs and their class (or id) on the chart.
Can anyone please help me?
try to use mozila firefox developer edition. This is the best way to analyze your project
I'm use Telerik Kendo Grids in my current project and currently we are evaluating it as a good alternative for our server side excel export. I'm using the latest Kendo library and one of the place I got struck up is how we can embed a logo image at the header of the excel file? Any help would be really appreciated.
As far as I know, this feature is yet to be implemented. You can vote it up so it gets implemented here.
One of the web application I developed uses Primefaces 2.2. I'm delaying the migration to 3.X because I think the users are more comfortable with the 'old' look and feel of some components.
In the calendar I liked the 2.2 icon on the popup button and I would like to go on with it. Unfortunately it seems the easy way to achieve this goal, the attribute popupIcon, is no more supported, despite it is still present in the guide for 3.X
FileUpload was completely rewritten and its look is radically changed: now in the auto mode the browse (choose file) button is inside a rounded box with a background image and color set. I preferred the 2.X look, where there is no rounded box. Besides making some tests with Internet Explorer 9 I noticed the UploadedFile.getFileName() gives now the full path of the file, while I have functioning code expecting only the file name without path. The migration guide tells nothing about this change which is completely undocumented.
I believe the original look and feel can be restored with some css override, but I have already tried without success reading also this
Primefaces: how to change the default icon on the button of the calendar field?
and I would like to receive some advices.
My major concern is that css modifications can affect other components, so it is necessary to be very specific.
Thanks
Filippo
I don't think there is a quick fix, in fact I think it will be a lot of work. As you said yourself, the look and feel for some elements has changed a lot. However PrimeFaces is highly customizable when it comes to styling.
I suggest you download the manual from the PrimeFaces site (PDF) and get to work using CSS as your weapon of choice. Maybe you can re-use the CSS of PrimeFaces 2.x as a reference.