Searching in Gantt

Hi,

I have the following Gantt example:
and now if I search by cde, than Gantt won't show task with id 1 even if it has cde in it:
My question here is, if it is possible to enable searching tasks which are not the final children? So just like predicate works:

Regards,
Marko

3 Replies

JR John Rajaram Syncfusion Team August 27, 2018 12:05 PM UTC

Hi Marko, 
Thank you for contacting Syncfusion support. 
We have analyzed your requirement and screenshots. Currently in Gantt there is no support to search the parent records and we can only search the least child records. If we search the least child records, then the corresponding parent records are also get displayed in Gantt. Can you please share the importance of this support in your application? It will be helpful for us to consider this feature and prioritize in our upcoming volume release.     
Please let us know if you require further assistance on this. 
Regards, 
John R 



MA Marko August 27, 2018 07:18 PM UTC

Hi John,

thank you for your answer. Ability to search also the parent node is prety important for us, since it is a littile bit inconvenient that now you can not find parent tasks, which dose not have children with the same part of name. That often confuses our clients, since they do not always know if some task has children or not and this makes it difficult for them to find required task especially on Gantt with a lot of tasks (500+).

Regards,
Marko


JR John Rajaram Syncfusion Team August 28, 2018 10:50 AM UTC

Hi Marko,  
Thank you for your update. 
We have analyzed the importance of your requirement. As per your requirement we have considered it as feature request and have logged a feature report on “Support for search the parent records in Gantt”. As we are working on many high prioritized features in Gantt, we cannot provide a definite timeline in providing this support in Gantt and this feature will be implement and include in any of our upcoming main release. 
Please let us know if you require further assistance on this. 
Regards, 
John R 


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