Multiple tasks per row/line

[Ali ultrAs]

Hello!

My question is, is it possible to display multiple tasks per line/row in the Gantt Chart?

More precisely, I am interested in having the subtasks that start at different times visually all on one level.

Possible restrictions of other functions could be accepted.

Thanks for any help!

[Pooja Priya Krishna Moorthy]

Hi Sami, 

Can you please elaborate your query?  

Case 1: Rendering multiple taskbar in Project view. 

In Project View, tasks are displayed in hierarchy manner. Currently we have support to render tasks with single schedule dates only. Do you want to render taskbar with multiple schedule. (i.e.) do you want to split the single task and render with different schedule dates in a row. 

Case 2: Rendering multiple taskbar in Resource view. 

In Resource view, when resources are assigned with multiple tasks, all the tasks should be displayed in a single row. 

If you share us more details, in which case do you want to render multiple taskbars, we will share more details regarding that. 

Regards, 

Pooja K 

[Ali ultrAs]

Hello,

Case 2 is exactly what I asked for.
I would appreciate more details. Thank you very much.

[Pooja Priya Krishna Moorthy]

Hi Sami, 

Currently in our EJ2 version of Gantt, in resource view type, tasks assigned to each resources will be displayed in an hierarchy manner. Resources are displayed as parents and all the tasks assigned to each resource are displayed as its child records. 

Please find the online sample from below link.  

Sample- https://ej2.syncfusion.com/demos/#/material/gantt/resource-view  

 

We have planned to provide support to render tasks in a single row, when the parent record(resources) is in the collapsed state. Please find the below feedback link.  

https://www.syncfusion.com/feedback/13229/provide-support-to-render-task-in-a-row-in-resource-view  

We will implement this support and it will be included in our upcoming Volume 2, main release which is expected to be rolled out in the month of June, 2020. 

Until then we appreciate your patience. 

 

Regards, 

Pooja K.