Gantt questions, issue report, etc.

Hello.

We have finally decided to upgrade our old gantt components to new ones. Since this is a major upgrade for us and looking at the overall complexity of gantt component I'm sure that I'll be met with a lot of questions and probably issues as well. With that said, I will use this thread to get in touch with you if I run in any problems.

Question 1: WBS code. Will it be implemented? And when if so?

Question 2: PDF export / Print option. Will it be implemented?

Question 3: After row is dropped to a different position Flat data wont update Index to the row position. Is this supposed to be like that? If so what is the correct way to save order from gantt component?


Regards.

Marko

3 Replies

MB Marko Bezjak March 4, 2020 04:31 PM UTC

Question 4: When I bind "duration" in taskFields to an attribute in my object I bind it as INTEGER. But when data gets bound to Gantt this attribute changes to string. For example my data before: [{id: 1, duration: 2}] my data after: [{id: 1, duration: "2 days"}]. This is problematic for me because I httpPatch the value in my object if it gets changed.


MB Marko Bezjak March 5, 2020 02:48 PM UTC

Question 5: In Gantt component we can map the progress in taskFields and gantt neatly calculates it. BUT what if we have our own implementation of progress calculation on service? I get the data from my server like this:

parent task: {id: 1, progress: 36 %} // 36 percent because our function takes in account many other things.
- child task 1: {id: 2, parent: 1, progress: 0 %}
- child task 2: {id: 3, parent: 1, progress: 100 %}

Now if I bind my data in gantt with progress mapping.. the gantt shows the progress in parent task as 50% and that I don't want.

How can I bind the progress without gantt recalculating it?


DJ Davis Jebaraj Syncfusion Team March 5, 2020 03:10 PM UTC

Hi Marko,

This post would be better served through our support ticket system. We are creating some incidents under your account will provide solutions/responses through those incidents.

Thanks and Regards,

Davis

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