Swimlane node header issues

[Robert Williamson]

hi guys, 

I've been trying to use the suggestion in the documentation to make the header hidden for a swimlane node by using the following

var header = {
    text: "Swimlane",
    //Sets "0" to hide header
    height: 0
};

This doesnt seem to work though as i can still see the header and it has the new text. Any ideas what could be causing this? 

Thanks

Rober

[Shyam G]

Hi Robert, 

We have logged “Not able to hide the swimlane header” as a defect. The fix for this issue is estimated to be available on volume 3, 2017 release which is scheduled to release by the end of July,2017. However as a workaround, you can set the swimlane header height as 0.1 to hide it. Please refer to the code example and JSPlayground link. 

Code example: 

var header= { 

                      height: 0.1, 

                    }, 

JSPlayground link:http://jsplayground.syncfusion.com/abifyjbd 

Regards, 

Shyam G 

[Robert Williamson]

Hi Shyam

Perfect thanks for that, will plug in your workaround for the time being

Thanks

Robert

[Shyam G]

Hi Robert, 

As promised, the reported issue will be available in our volume 3,2017 release. 

Regards, 

Shyam G 

[Robert Williamson]

Hi Shyam

Thanks for the  update, just something i noticed while testing out your fix, if i make my header 0.1 the background does get collapsed but the text layer is still visible at full size. 

Its easy enough to get around this, just set text to "" as not adding it in will give it a default of Title, but i think it might possibly be something to look into or update the guide :) 

thanks

Robert

[Shyam G]

Hi Robert, 

 

We will fix the reported issue along with the issue “Not able to hide the swimlane header”. The fix for this issue is estimated to be available on volume 3, 2017 release which is scheduled to release by the end of July,2017. As a workaround, please set empty string with double space for the header’s text to achieve your requirement. please refer to the code example below. 

 

Code example: 

 

var header= {  

                      text: " ",  

                    },  

 

Regards, 

Shyam G