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If you only need a simple visual element, I'd recommend just using taskRenderer to output an extra element and style it as you need. https://bryntum.com/products/gantt/docs/api/Gantt/view/GanttBase#config-taskRenderer

As i can see in the docs default minSplitDuration is zero thought when the first segment ends the same date as next segment's start date, segments wont appear. As of v6.0 you can now let segments be adjacent and they will not merge. See this flag in ProjectModel /** * When `true` (default) adjacent...
Sure, that's how segments work - you split them by dates: Also you can put a cls on each segment to give yourself a CSS class on the element to use for styling. { "id" : 12, "name" : "Configure firewall", "percentDone" : 50, "startDate" : "2019-...

It's not intended for use in the Gantt, it was built for the Scheduler Pro. Can you please share some details about your use case for the feature in Gantt? Perhaps we can adapt it to also be supported in the Gantt.

New version available, try re-downloading now?

@clovisapp Were you able to solve the issue?

See line 120 in Schedule.js

    updateAutoRescheduleTasks(autoRescheduleTasks) {
        this.eventStore.autoRescheduleTasks = autoRescheduleTasks;
    }

Hi Rawan,

1-2.Can you please share a bit more context / screenshots of what you are looking for?

  1. Create new Calendar, this is coming in a future release (we just implemented in the core 6.0)

  2. Not sure what you mean, please describe further.

  3. Not sure what you mean, please describe further.

Can you please provide a simple test case with your code?

Thanks for your feedback, so for your use case - all is working fine now?