multiple timelines

[Geoff Scott]

1. Is it possible to have access to multiple timelines and have them synchronise when scrolling?

[Jeyasri M]

Hi Geoff,

 

Thank you for your interest in Syncfusion products.

 

Your requirement of “Selecting multiple timelines in SfSchedule” can be achieved by using Key gesture feature available in SfSchedule and Key for Timeline Selection are as follows.

 

ACTION	KEY
Time line Selection UP	Shift + Up
Time line Selection Down	Shift + Down
Time line Selection Right	Shift +Right
Time line Selection Left	Shift + Left

 

Please refer the attached document for Key gesture support in SfSchedule.

Regards,

Jeyasri M.

Attachment: KeyGesture_51f46b51.zip

[Geoff Scott]

Hi Jeyasri

Unfortunately, that is not quite what I was talking about.

What I want is to be able to stack timelines is a similar way to a Gantt diagram.

I would only want one header (date line).

The ability to zoom in and out (changing the unit size to hours / days) would also be handy.

Cheers

Geoff

[Jeyasri M]

Hi Geoff,

 

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

 

Regarding Query” Displaying stack timelines with single header”.

 

You can use the Schedule Timeline view to achieve your requirement by setting ScheduleType property as TimeLine. Based on that we have prepared a sample and it can be download from the attachment.

 

Code Snippet:

SfSchedule schedule = new SfSchedule();

 schedule.ScheduleType = ScheduleType. TimeLine;

 this.grid.Children.Add(schedule);

 

Also you can refer the below help document for more details about schedule build in views.

 

UG Link: https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/sfschedule/basic-view

               

Regarding Query “To zoom in and out (changing the unit size to hours / days)”.

 

As of now we don’t have the support to Zoom in/Zoom out to change the size of Schedule hours/days.

 

If the provided details are didn’t satisfy your requirements, could you please revert us back with more details so that we could analyze further and provide you a possible solution.

 

Regards,

Jeyasri M.

Attachment: Schedule_TimeLineView_a84dc84b.zip

[Geoff Scott]

That doesn't work too well as it creates an entirely new schedule in the grid (on should use a stack panel as they sit on top of each other) rather than add rows to the existing schedule. (i.e. I don't need two headings as they take up considerable real estate).

Zooming is fairly important.

The overall effect I'm looing for is a cross between as Gantt and Timeline schedule.

[Sridharan Gajendran]

Hi Geoff, 

We can achieve your requirement with our GanttControl. Please find the demo sample from the below location. 

 Gantt 

  

For more information, please refer the below documentation links. 

https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/gantt/overview 

https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/gantt/zooming 

Regards, 

Sridharan