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Priorities for leveling resources with GanttChartDataGrid for WPF
With the latest builds of Gantt Chart Light Library, the WPF based GanttChartDataGrid component may level resources for you by taking item priorities in considerations as well. To set it up, simply update GanttChartItem.LevelingPriority int values from their zero default … Continue reading
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Tagged Gantt Chart Light Library, priority, resource leveling, scheduling
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Still using WinForms? No problem!
Here is a story in pictures: shows how you can set up a powerful, data-bind-able WinForms based Gantt chart component from DlhSoft Gantt Chart Library 2 (still supporting .NET Framework 2.0 – but also 4.8 – in 2019!) And the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gantt Chart Library, GanttChartView, WinForms
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FAQ: Handling mouse events in our ASP .NET WebForms based Gantt Charts
Let’s assume you have a ScheduleChartView (or a more simple GanttChartView, of course) defined on server side in your ASP .NET WebForms app, and you’d want to handle mouse click events on the Gantt Chart bars that are displayed in … Continue reading
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Tagged ASP .NET, click, GanttChartView, handling, mouse, ScheduleChartView
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Aligning GanttChartDataGrid cell content, even when exporting or printing
With the recently released Gantt Chart Light Library build (revision 4.3.36.1) you can now align grid cells and have the exported image or printed document follow your setting. To have output text right aligned, for example, just ensure you use DataGridTemplateColumn with … Continue reading
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Tagged alignment, columns, export, Gantt Chart, print, right
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Schedule Chart in LightSwitch desktop apps
There is no LightSwitch extension for ScheduleChartDataGrid component from Gantt Chart Light Library (as there is one for GanttChartDataGrid), but you can use the Silverlight component directly in LightSwitch by just writing some custom code to link it properly. We’ve prepared a small sample … Continue reading
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Tagged Gantt Chart, LightSwitch, Schedule Chart, Silverlight
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Converting Items collections with WPF, Silverlight™ or WinRT: deep, two-way syncing
Assuming that you use (or develop) a component that has a strongly typed Items collection, such as an ObservableCollection<ComponentItem> where ComponentItem class is also provided by the library, you (or your customers) may need a way to sync other types … Continue reading
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Tagged binding, collections, convert, data, items, ItemsSource, performance, Reflection, Silverlight, syncing, WinRT, WPF
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Gantt Chart extension for LightSwitch®
A quick note for those interested: We’ve just completed the development of the new LightSwitch® extension for our most successful GanttChartDataGrid component (for Silverlight™ 4/5). It’s now very easy to set up a Gantt Chart view for your task entity … Continue reading