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You can do it by css styling. Add this to your index.html test page.
  <style>

            .tr-waiting-row {
                display: none;
            }

        </style>
I am sorry I do not understand your problem. Please give a full working example and a good description. As I see you use JQuery, which makes things even more complicated.
eventStore.on('load', function(store, records, successfull){ }) or pass a listener section to the eventStore config listeners: { load: { fn: function(store, records, successfull){ } } } If it makes an API call to the server then try to catch the callback. But else try to make a runnable testcase wh...
Are you sure the callback is caught and handled. Can you add a listener on onLoad and debug the return values?
eventStore.on(load, function(store, records, successfull){

})  
and can you check if the new varEndDate is in the new load call?
I don't know, is this good or is this bad?

Setting the max property of your JSON serializer a bit higher ..? In any case you should not have any server-side errors.
Hi,

Could you capture the output -treedata- of your webservice (in firebug / chrome developertools / capture the webservice response in the browser) and post that in a single file?
Concerning the second point. Just do not add any static resource columns to the config of the scheduler.

and what exactly you want to do with the column color?
I do not know where you did find it, but you may check out this as well https://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.2.2/#!/a ... onentQuery

> may be part of ExtJs ComponentQuery syntax...
A string starting with >> is a search with Ext.componentQuery A string containing => is a composite query In an ActionTarget you can use these queries to lookup component or elements. https://www.bryntum.com/docs/siesta/#!/api/Siesta.Test.ActionTarget Composite query is a combination search with com...
There is only support for one TimeAxis at the moment. So I think you could try to use the resources for the working days.