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With 2023 Volume 1, you can add more functionality to your React apps with a new Ribbon component, virtual scrolling in the File Manager, and undo and redo options in the Image Editor.
The Ribbon component has been added to React.
The Rating component has been developed to meet industry standards. It is now marked as a production-ready component for React.
It is now possible to place a label at the center of the pie and donut charts. Also, when the mouse pointer hovers over the pie slice, the relevant data is displayed at the center of the pie chart.
Provided support for a new chart type called range step area which is used to display the difference between minimum and maximum values over a certain time period.
It is now possible to customize the height and color of the error bar of each data point.
The entire circular gauge, including the tooltip and legend, can now be rendered in the RTL direction, which is used in some cultures.
This feature allows users to display a new section on the same page. The continuous section break is often used to change the number of columns for a part of content without starting a new page.
This feature allows users to drag and drop the selected content within the Word Processor component. It helps the editor move the content from one place to another.
Show or hide the start and end of bookmarks in the Word Processor component. It displays square brackets at the beginning and end of each bookmark.
The SFDT file generated by the Word Processor component is now optimized to reduce the file size. All static keys are minified, and the final JSON string is compressed. This helps reduce the SFDT file size relative to a DOCX file and provides the following benefits,
This feature comes with a public API to switch between the old and new optimized SFDT format, allowing backward compatibility.
This feature provides UI virtualization support for both detailed and large-icon views in the React File Manager component. With this new feature, performance is improved on initial load while loading files and folders in the view port. The remaining files and folders will be loaded dynamically while the user scrolls. Users can load a large number of files and folders within the component without any performance issues. In addition, scrolling can be done with the keyboard as well.
In the detailed view, we have added mask support to indicate the progress of loading more files while scrolling.
Allows users to drag and drop tasks between different resources in the resource view of a gantt chart. Users can easily assign tasks from one resource to another by simply dragging and dropping them within the resource view.
The new operator in the search and filter feature allows users to perform precise and targeted searches on their data. These operators provide greater flexibility and control over how users can search and filter data in React Grid.
This feature is used to render columns in a grid based on the specified width defined in the columns declaration. It means white space will be displayed in the grid instead of columns auto adjusting to fill the entire grid width if the total columns’ width is less than the grid’s width.has context menu
This feature provides undo and redo support by storing every action as an object that contains rotations, flips, annotations, as well as freehand drawings in an array. The undo and redo actions are performed based on that array.
This feature provides support to zoom in or out of the image on a touch screen device, such as a smart phone or tablet, by using two fingers to pinch or expand the screen.
This feature allows zooming in or out of the image using the mouse wheel and the “Ctrl” key.
The appearance of the buttons and tooltips in the zoom toolbar can now be customized using built-in APIs.
Markers inside the Map can now be dragged and dropped in the desired location based on the requirement. Events are also fired when the drag starts and ends.
The pivot table can be bound to a SSAS OLAP cube, giving end-users access to restricted cube information such as measures, dimensions, hierarchy, and more based on their assigned role.
Provided support to customize the width and color of the secondary progress bar.
It is now possible to display tooltips during initial load of progress bars and mouse hover with numeric or text values of the progress.
The React Ribbon component provides a structured and easy-to-use interface for users to access different features and functions, improving the overall user experience and making your application more efficient.
classic mode that organizes items and groups in a traditional form, and simplified mode that organizes items and groups into a single row for improved usability and reduced clutter.
The Rich Text Editor toolbar tooltips have been enhanced with improved appearances. These tooltips have been redesigned to more clearly display the keyboard shortcut information, making it easier for users to understand the functions of each toolbar item. Find the demo link here.
Sanitize appointment inputs, improving the security of the Scheduler component.
Utilize built-in filter support to filter events easily when requesting data from the server.
This feature allows users to see an overview of the schedule timeline without a horizontal scroller, improving the usability and accessibility of the Scheduler component.
Render spanned events as a single event instead of separate events in the timeline year view of the Scheduler component.
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