Closed kibbled closed 7 years ago
@kibbled, this is expected because id
attribute is valid property of the <kendo-combobox>
element. It will be incorrect to move the id
value to the underlying <input />
element.
If you would like to target the <input />
, for styling purposes I guess, you can still use the id
of the combobox but just target input in the CSS selector. If you would like to wire a <label>
element, then I would suggest you check our Label directive that works with Kendo components.
http://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/label/
As a side note, the Github channel should be used only for bug reports or feature requests. If you have any questions regarding specific implementation, please either open a support thread or post your question in Stackoverflow.
Will close the thread, as the question doesn't report bug or requests a feature.
@ggkrustev I appreciate your response however there are other reasons for wanting to assign an ID to an element within HTML. Perhaps it's a feature request but I think Kendo controls should provide a way of setting ID of underlying control.
Yeah, this is a valid feature request. Could you post the idea in our feedback portal?
http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/555517-kendo-ui-for-angular-feedback
It will be great if you elaborate more on the use case, which requires explicit attribute updates of the underlying element.
I know this is closed but did anyone actually request this in the feedback portal? My team is encountering this now, and I wanted to verify that it was added. I searched for it but did not find it.
Tried everything including
Neither of these propagate the ID attribute to the underlying input control.