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When using the Kendo UI template syntax to insert a JavaScript literal value, it produces uppercase text. For example, the following:
#= "Time" #
Converts the “Time” into “TIME” when it renders the HTML.
Why is this and how can it be prevented?
I am not able to reproduce such behavior with the following code:
Anyway you do not need to put these strings inside of the #= # expression – usually you want to evaluate variables.
Here is jsbin for your code.