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Hi!! I'm also upgrading from an older version with 'extendLocale()'. I followed the upgrade guide , but unfortunately the suggested new code doesn't work. I followed https://bryntum.com/products/scheduler/docs/guide/Scheduler/customization/localization#extend-existing-locale and I think this is a be...

Hello! Here's how to replicate: Load the time span demo From the console, add a timespan early in the Gantt so you see a timespan appear: gantt.highlightTimeSpans([{name: 'test', startDate: new Date(2019, 0, 1), endDate: new Date(2019, 0, 3) }]) Right click on the timeline, date range Click on the r...

Hello! This might be related to this other post . Here's how to reproduce: Open the advanced demo . Enable the timeSpanHighlight feature in the code editor: { // snip! features: { // snip! timeSpanHighlight : true } } In the browser console, add a timespan for task with id 2 ("Website Design&qu...

Hi! :) This is a follow up to this previous thread . Here's how to replicate: Open the time span demo In the console, add a timespan to highlight on the record with id 2 ("Website Design"): gantt.highlightTimeSpans([{name: 'test', startDate: new Date(2019, 1, 1), endDate: new Date(2019, 1,...

Hi! I've come across one difficult bug to diagnose. I have this project where Bryntum Gantt is integrated alongside another JS widget that expects normal (unpatched) behavior from MouseEvent.offsetX and offsetY, but in the gantt JS module there's a patch for Chrome where the actual value is reset to...

Hi Johan! Thanks for taking the time to consider :) Thanks for the tip about "Emulate a focused page"! Lots of options burried in there. So I tried the steps with your improvement and I too get the correct result. However, if I issue the .click() method multiple times, all added new rows a...