Bug report
Reproduction of the problem
Behavior A is reproducible in this DOJO
Behavior B is reproducible in this DOJO. This is the same as A, but some rows are removed from the first table
Behavior A-2 is reproducible in this DOJO. This is the same as A, but with 1 large row instead of many rows.
Behavior B-2 is reproducible in this DOJO. This is the same as A-2, but rows from letter 'h' are removed from the first table
- Load the page, pdf file should download when loaded
Current behavior
- A: The second table header is duplicated without any actual table rows.
- A: The first table's last rows got slightly cut off from the first page.
- B: The second header is duplicated, but on the first page, without any actual data rows.
- A-2: The first table header is duplicated.
- B-2: The second header is duplicated, but on the first page, probably without any actual data rows. Note that the header is not inspectable as a textLayer node in Firefox's built-in pdf viewer
- B-2: The first table's header is now not duplicated. (The first page of B1's pdf is not present anymore)
Expected/desired behavior
- No table header should be present without actual table rows.
- The first table's last row should appear on the second page as it doesn't fit on the first page.
- The table header should only be rendered at the end of a page if it fits with at least one actual table row.
- No table header should be present without actual table rows.
- The table header should only be rendered at the end of a page if it fits with at least one actual table row.
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Environment
- Kendo UI version: 2026.2.520
Bug report
Reproduction of the problem
Behavior A is reproducible in this DOJO
Behavior B is reproducible in this DOJO. This is the same as A, but some rows are removed from the first table
Behavior A-2 is reproducible in this DOJO. This is the same as A, but with 1 large row instead of many rows.
Behavior B-2 is reproducible in this DOJO. This is the same as A-2, but rows from letter 'h' are removed from the first table
Current behavior
Expected/desired behavior
Environment