1. Rainbow Color Picker Firefox
2. Color Picker Firefox Addon
3. Colorzilla Chrome Extension

With ColorFish you can get a color reading from any point in your browser and from any point in your desktop. ColorFish is the only colorpicker browser extension with desktop color selection support. ColorFish is 100% free and Open-Source and available for Chrome, Firefox and Edge. We created it as side project of our Enterprise RPA software.

Download the Free and Open-Source ColorFish Color Picker:

Color Picker for Chrome
Color Picker for Firefox
Color Picker for Edge

Get Firefox help 🌐Get web. If this attribute is not present, the colorpicker is displayed inside the window. If this is set to the text button, the colorpicker. This tool makes it easy to create, adjust, and experiment with custom colors for the web.

Video: The free and Open-Source color picker explained in 60 seconds.

Color Picker Features

• Website Eyedropper - get the color of any pixel on the page
• Desktop Eyedropper - get the color of any app or image on your desktop*
• Color History of recently picked colors
• Auto copy picked colors to clipboard
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Get colors of dynamic hover elements
• Single-click to start color picking
• Pick colors from Flash objects
• Pick colors at any zoom level
• Open-Source (GPL license)
• Available for Chrome, Firefox and Edge

Color Picker Screenshot

Add Desktop Color Picking support

To add the free desktop colorpicking support, install the UI.Vision XModule. The XModule is a small native app that helps Colorfish to take the screenshot. It is available for Windows, Mac and Windows. If you only want to pick colors inside the web browser, installing this app is not required. It is only needed for the desktop color picker feature.

How to select colors on the desktop?

Whenever no website is loaded, then the Colorfish eye dropper tool is automatically in desktop screenshot modus. So you can open a new tab, or go e. g. to chrome://extensions/ - then the Colorfish icon turns blueish. This is the sign that Colorfish will take a desktop screenshot.Then the screenshot displayed inside the browser, and now you can pick to color from within the desktop screenshot image.

Or select “Desktop Text Capture” from the Colorfish right-click menu.

Tech support

Colorfish has a Getting started page. If you have questions, please use the contact form. We love to hear from you. And even so this is a free Chrome extension, we read all emails and typically respond within 1-2 days.

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This page provides solutions for common problems you may encounter while working with Kendo UI widgets.

Offline Examples

Examples Fail to Load Sample Data

The most common cause for this error is loading the demos from the file system. Google Chrome, for example, will disallow accessing the JSON files needed for the demos to run.

Solution

Host the offline demos on a web server and load them from there.

jQuery

jQuery Is Unavailable or Undefined

If jQuery is not included, or is included after the Kendo UI JavaScript files, or is included after Kendo UI widget initialization statements, the Kendo UI widgets will not function as expected.

The following JavaScript errors will be thrown (depending on the browser):

• ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined (in Google Chrome and Firefox)
• jQuery is undefined (in Internet Explorer)

Solution

Make sure that jQuery is included only before the Kendo UI JavaScript files and before any JavaScript statements that depend on it.

Widgets

Widgets Are Unavailable or Undefined

If jQuery is included more than once in the page all existing jQuery plugins (including Kendo UI) will be wiped out. Will also occur if the required jQuery file is not included.

Depending on the browser, the following JavaScript errors will be thrown:

• TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method kendoGrid (in Google Chrome)
• TypeError: $('#Grid').kendoGrid is not a function (in Firefox)
• Object does not support property or method kendoGrid (in Internet Explorer 9 and later)
• Object does not support this property or method (in older versions of Internet Explorer)

Important

Not just the Kendo UI Grid, but all Kendo UI widgets are affected by this issue with only the error message being different. For example, kendoChart is not a function or Object has no method kendoEditor.

Solution

Make sure jQuery is not included more than once in your page. Remove any duplicate script references to jQuery. Include all required Kendo JavaScript files.

Widgets Cannot Be Initialized in Internet Explorer Compatibility Mode

Kendo widgets provide a WAI-ARIA support, which means that some ARIA-specific attributes are added to the HTML element. When a widget tries to add an ARIA attribute using jQuery's attr method, which in turn calls the Element.setAttribute method, the Internet Explorer in Compatibility mode will raise a JavaScript error with the following message:

• SCRIPT3: Member not found (in Internet Explorer 10+ in Compatibility Mode)

The problem is reported to Microsoft on https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/774078. Also there is a jQuery bug reportwhere more information can be found.

Important

All Kendo widgets, which add ARIA attributes to HTML elements, will be affected.

Solution

Option 1 Force the Internet Explorer to use the Edge mode:

Option 2 Path jQuery. You can find more information about the possible path in the aforementioned jQuery bug report.

Unknown DataSource transport type json Warning Is Displayed

The Unknown DataSource transport type json warning might be caused by either of the following reasons:

• Invalid Kendo UI DataSource type configuration is set. For example:

• A JavaScript file is missing when using a DataSource type that is not included in kendo.all.min.js. For example, aspnetmvc-ajax, jsdo, and others. Specifically, json is not a valid DataSource type and it does not require a separate JavaScript file.

Solution

Use a valid type value, or remove the type property, or add the corresponding missing file—for example, kendo.aspnetmvc.min.js when using the Kendo UI MVC wrappers.

Note that the dataSource type differs from the type of the transport actions.

Widget Throws the e.slice is not a function Error

The Uncaught TypeError: e.slice is not a function error indicates that the response which is received from the remote data source is not an array while the widget expects a simple array for its data source.

Widgets like the TreeView or the MultiSelect need only a simple array while the Grid needs an envelope with additional information such as total, errors, and aggregates. For more information on what information each widget expects, review the demo of the respective control.

The possible causes for the e.slice is not a function error can be any or a combination of the following:

Cause 1

The server does not return an actual list of objects but empty data, an error response, or a single item. In such cases, you get a single object or HTML instead of a serialized array.

Solution 1

Step through the server method that returns data and monitor the response in the browser dev toolbar to see what you get and ensure it is something like [{'fieldName': 123, 'otherField': 'someValue'}, {'fieldName': 234, 'otherField': 'otherValue'}].

Cause 2

Under MVC, the server method (action) often uses myData.ToDataSourceResult(request) unnecessarily and wraps the data in an envelope similar to {data: [the array from your data goes here], total: <the count goes here> }. In such cases, the widget is not able to get the array at the root level as it expects.

Solution 2

Use either of the following suggestions:

• Apply the same approach as the Kendo UI demos demonstrate—return the data array only. For example, in an MVC action, use the return Json(myData, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet); configuration without.ToDataSourceResul() as demonstrated in the MVC TreeView Remote Binding demo.

• By configuring its data source Schema, indicate to the widget which fields you expect it look for.

Input Widgets Do Not Raise Change Event When API Is Used

The change event of an input widget is triggered only by user action. DOM elements work in the same way. If you need to trigger an event manually use the trigger method. Gearhead mpt3100blu.

Creating Multiple Widgets Throws JavaScript Errors

This will happen if two or more widgets are initialized from elements that have same IDs. jQuery will find only the first one every time it searches for it and thus try to initialize the first element in the DOM multiple times.

Solution

The ID for each element on the page should be unique.

When Creating Multiple Widgets Only One of Them Works

For a solution, see the Creating Multiple Widgets Throws JavaScript Errors section above.

Third-Party Modal Popups Prevent Access to Kendo UI Widgets

Some third-party modal popups prevent access to focusable elements, which are rendered outside the modal popup. Such widgets include the Bootstrap modal dialog, the jQuery UI modal dialog, and possibly others. The Kendo UI widgets, which are affected by this behavior are all widgets, which render their own detached popups, e.g. AutoComplete, ColorPicker, ComboBox, DropDownList, DateTimePicker, Editor, Grid, and MultiSelect. The popups of these Kendo UI widgets are rendered as children of the <body> and as a result, the third-party modal popup will prevent access to them.

Solution

There are two ways to avoid this problem:

• Disable the modal popup's modality, so that elements outside it can be focused.
• Use a modalKendo UI Window instead of a third-party popup.

Widgets Do Not Work Correctly on Touch Devices

Client libraries that interfere with touch events, such as FastClick, are not compatible with Kendo UI and may break the behavior of the widgets. For example, they may cause a drop-down list to close immediately after opening.

Solution

For more information on this issue, refer to What Exactly Is.. The 300ms Click Delay.

Widget Popup Is Offset Incorrectly in Internet Explorer

When Kendo UI is used with jQuery 1.12.0 or 2.2.0, some issues with the popup positioning might occur. The popup is offset incorrectly when the page is scrolled.

Solution

The reason for this issue is a bug in the aforementioned jQuery version. According to jQuery's bug tracker, it will be addressed in the next patch release of jQuery. For more details, refer to https://github.com/telerik/kendo-ui-core/issues/1375.

Incorrect Appearance or Errors Occur in Hidden Widgets

If you display widgets that have been in an initially hidden container, call their resize() method after you show them. Initializing widgets on elements with the style='display: none;' configuration might cause errors, such as inability to calculate dimensions and positions or even throw errors. The reason for this behavior is that such calculations are not available for elements that are not rendered by the browser.

Solution

Usually, delaying the widget initialization until after it is displayed resolves the issue and improves the page performance. Ghost rider iso download.

CDN

Scripts or Stylesheets Do Not Load from CDN

For a solution, refer to Kendo UI CDN Fallback and Troubleshooting.

Status Codes

404 Status Code Is Thrown for WOFF or TTF Font Files

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For a solution, refer to Serving Font Files.

404 Status Code Is Thrown for JSON Files on IIS

By default, IIS does not serve files with unknown extensions. The mime types can be specified either through the IIS management console (inetmgr) or in the site Web.config.

Solution

The example below demonstrates how to configure the IIS Web.config. Note the mime is removed first to avoid clashes if it is already defined.

Ajax

Widget Object Is Undefined after Loading a Page through AJAX

This issue is usually caused when the page loaded via AJAX contains a script reference to jQuery. When jQuery is re-initialized, all jQuery-based data attributes are cleared, including the data(kendoWidget) attribute that holds the Kendo UI widget object.

Solution

Load a partial HTML fragment that does not contain any unneeded jQuery references, or use an iframe to load the complete page.

The example below demonstrates a test issue.

The example below demonstrates the solution of the test issue above.

Styles and Themes

Icons Disappear after Upgrade

As of the R1 2017 release, Kendo UI widgets utilize font-icons instead of sprites. This approach outdates some CSS, which are now removed from the built-in styles.

Solution

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To provide for the backward compatibility of any custom icons you add to your project, include the following styles in your application:

Colorzilla Chrome Extension

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