I’m working with KendoUI version 2015.1.408 and I’m stuck on a problem. I’m trying to make a grid with a filter menu, but I keep getting a JavaScript error saying ‘kendoFilterCell is not a function’. Here’s what my code looks like:
I copied this from a KendoUI example, but it’s not working for me. Any ideas on what might be causing this error or how to fix it? I’m pretty new to KendoUI, so I might be missing something obvious. Thanks for any help!
I encountered a similar issue when working with KendoUI. The error you’re seeing often stems from missing dependencies. Make sure you’ve included kendo.filtermenu.min.js in your project. This file is crucial for the filterable functionality.
Also, check if you’re using a custom build of Kendo. If so, ensure that the filterable module is included in your build. Sometimes, these modules are left out to reduce file size, leading to unexpected errors.
If you’ve verified these and still face issues, consider simplifying your grid configuration for testing. Start with a basic setup without filtering, then gradually add features to pinpoint where the problem occurs. This approach can help isolate the root cause more effectively.
hey mate, ive seen this before. check ur script loading order. make sure kendo.all.min.js is there before ur grid code. also, try putting ur grid init in $(document).ready() function. if that dont work, update to latest kendo version. old ones can be buggy af. good luck!
I’ve run into similar issues with KendoUI before, and it’s often due to missing or improperly loaded scripts.
First, double-check that you’ve included all the necessary Kendo UI JavaScript and CSS files in the correct order. The filterable functionality requires additional scripts beyond the basic Grid.
Also, make sure you’re initializing the Grid after the DOM is fully loaded. Wrap your Grid initialization code in a $(document).ready() function or place it at the end of your body tag.
If that doesn’t solve it, try updating to the latest version of KendoUI. The version you’re using is quite old, and newer versions have fixed many bugs and improved functionality.
Lastly, if you’re still stuck, consider posting your full HTML structure. Sometimes the issue lies in how the scripts are included or how the Grid container is set up in the markup.