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Post by R.alf »

Hello,
we switched to Bryntum Scheduler from another product.

To show the boundaries for event shifts, we used a thin horizontal line that was exactly as long as the area that was allowed to be shifted.
For example: The event lasts one day, it must be completed within a certain week.

Looks like this (Ignore the dashed line, the thin black line going through the event is meant):

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Of course, the limits are different for each event.
While moving the event, you can still see the line.

How can I achieve this with the bryntum scheduler?

Ralf


Post by mats »

we switched to Bryntum Scheduler from another product.

Do you mind sharing which other product?

Here's two examples that sound similar to what you describe:

https://bryntum.com/examples/scheduler-pro/highlight-time-spans/

Or this one https://bryntum.com/examples/scheduler-pro/highlight-resource-calendars/ (first enable the "Constrain drag to row" toggle button.

Is that what you are looking for?

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Post by R.alf »

Hello mats,

thank you.
At first glance, that doesn't look bad. I need the available time permanently, not just during the move. But with the help of the examples I can hopefully do it.
The previous product was VARCHART JGannt by netronic.

Ralf


Post by mats »

You can also try our EventBuffer feature, you then express a pre/post event buffer which gets visualized as in this demo: https://bryntum.com/examples/scheduler-pro/travel-time

Docs: https://bryntum.com/docs/scheduler-pro/api/SchedulerPro/feature/EventBuffer


Post by R.alf »

Hello,

could it be that the examples you gave only work with Scheduler Pro? It looks like I can't use the features in Bryntum Scheduler.

Ralf


Post by mats »

Yes they are both part of Scheduler Pro only I'm afraid.


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