How to show loading effect in kendo grid using jquery

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The below line can be used to show the loading effect for your grid,

 kendo.ui.progress($("#YourGridId"), true);

To stop the loading effect you can use the below line

 kendo.ui.progress($("#YourGridId"), false);

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