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STM fires events: 'restoringstart'/'restoringstop', it also has flag isRestoring one can check it to understand what causes the data layer change.
Hello,

sorry I can't get what you need to do, can you please elaborate on what do you mean by this requirement:
Save event for resource pop save
maybe with pictures and steps, like
step 1: do one thing
step 2: do another thing
step 3: ...
Hello,

if you want to assign resource to an event then just assign it using API. Here's the link to our API documentation for Event::assign() method https://bryntum.com/docs/gantt/#Schedul ... ion-assign
Yes, but since 5.1.14 is not supported any more, the porting might be done only as part of our professional services, please contact sales@bryntum.com for more information.
Yes, it is
Waiting this, is there any way todisplay only the ressource view without the upper gantt view (as an intermediate solution) ? This won't boost performance, upper gantt view works ok, it's the resource utilization calculation process affects the performance. Hi, we've mostly done feature refactoring...
It's hard case which might take some time to solve. The algorithm to collect resource utilization info is O(n^2.5) in general, we already do some caching to speed things up, but it seems for projects like yours it's not very effective. We will try to find out fast ways to improve it, but if there's ...
Hello, I don't know why moving 2000 tasks is slow for your case, maybe it's due to the nature of your data. But if you try to create 2000 tasks with 1999 dependencies in our Big Data Set example and try to move any parent node, thus moving all the children under it, you will see that the operation h...
Can you provide us with the data set you're using, or describe the exact steps leading to 45 seconds freeze on our Big Data Set example? I've just created 30000 tasks with 15000 dependencies and while generation itself took 15 seconds, all other operations like: task moving, resizing were acceptable...
Hi, Vitaliy It's prohibited to call propogateChanges() while previous call to propogateChanges() isn't finished, to be more precise until a callback passed to propagateChanges() as the second argument is called. And it turns out that your override of setPercentDone() , is called during changes propa...