Then probably engaging with our Professional Services would be the best way forward. With 1-2h of paid work we could (hopefully) provide you with a backported fix for your version.
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You could implement this either with the builtin https://bryntum.com/products/gantt/docs/api/Grid/feature/CellTooltip feature or just use a custom Tooltip and roll your own.
See https://bryntum.com/products/gantt/docs/api/Grid/feature/CellTooltip#config-tooltipRenderer for use info.
How do you mean? Did you upgrade to the new version?
Thanks for your feedback! For every "real" resource received by the server, we create a new resource row (lets call this a SecondaryResource), that should be hidden (that's why we want the rowHeight to be zero). You could also use filtering for this perhaps? https://github.com/bryntum/supp...
Do you see the same issue here? https://bryntum.com/examples/gantt/exporttoexcel
Also, more of a general question, but how frequently can one update via crudManager.applyChangeSet before it starts to cause problems? Something you'd have to try yourself, there's no limitation in our codebase. You can see how the Scheduler deals with high frequency outside changes here: https://b...
due to other critical bugs that would be introduced Did you try already? Should be very stable and easy to upgrade. Which version Widgets started to be supported for RowExpander v.5.6.0+ Or its intended that the Library won't work well when having resources with rowHeight: 0? What's the use case fo...
You can add your own menu item anytime, the demo code. rowLines : { text : 'Show row lines', onItem : 'up.onRowLinesToggle', checked : true }, and onRowLinesToggle({ item }) { this.gantt.rowLines = item.checked; }
You could use Mask, try in any demo:
gantt.mask('foo');
gantt.unmask()
Docs:https://bryntum.com/products/gantt/docs/api/Gantt/view/Gantt#function-mask
Not sure it'll let you use React content there (do you really need?).
You can set dragTouchStartDelay : 300, on your TaskResize config, and it should do the trick already.