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ASP .NET Core demos for Gantt Chart Web Library (MVC)

Gantt Chart Web Library was a classic .NET Framework package (WebForms first, then MVC as well) until .NET Core 2.1 became available. Since then, however, we’ve also created .NET Core extensions that leverage the same underlying JavaScript components as the … Continue reading

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Visual Basic® sample application for Gantt Chart Web Library for ASP .NET

Fast note: we’ve just translated the Get Started sample application from Gantt Chart Web Library for ASP .NET (originally written in C#) to Visual Basic, just in case someone needs it and doesn’t have the time to convert it. You … Continue reading

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Aligning expander buttons for Gantt chart items when using recent versions of Bootstrap and DlhSoft Gantt Chart Hyper/Web Library

We’ve just noticed that recent versions of Bootstrap inject the following CSS to Web applications (at least under ASP .NET Core MVC projects created from Visual Studio): svg {  vertical-align: middle;} This may lead to our component showing the expander triangle … Continue reading

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JavaScript-based Gantt charts: one core fits any backend/frontend combination

Our browser-supported Gantt charts are here since a long time ago (actually, since 2012!) And as they have been written using pure JavaScript (having TypeScript definitions added later, though), they could be integrated into virtually any type of app that … Continue reading

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Gantt Charts on ASP .NET Core

Greetings from Debian 10! We’ve just tried it, and it works! No, we don’t refer to Linux itself (that works well too), but our recently updated GanttChartWebLibrary NuGet package (v. 5.3.2), which now includes Gantt Chart and other HTML extensions … Continue reading

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Fixed work items in GanttChartView for JavaScript, TypeScript or ASP .NET / MVC

Having been already available on WPF since a couple of builds ago, we thought it would be good for people using JavaScript, TypeScript or ASP .NET components (i.e. developing Web applications) to have the same feature available there: fixed effort … Continue reading

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Miscellaneous fixes and improvements for our WPF, JS and ASP .NET based Gantt Chart components

Yesterday and today we’ve released improved builds for all these three products: Gantt Chart Light Library (for WPF) Gantt Chart Hyper Library (for JavaScript/TypeScript) Gantt Chart Web Library (for ASP .NET) Feel free to get the updates either from our … Continue reading

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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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Exporting Gantt Chart image bytes

With Gantt Chart Light Library (GCLL) for WPF (and the older Project Management Library) it’s very easy to export PNG or other types of images and save their content bytes to custom files or streams for any purposes. However, once … Continue reading

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Gantt Chart controls: Mini Editions

New Mini Editions for DlhSoft Gantt Chart component libraries are now available, providing full access to the core Gantt Chart components only (GanttChartDataGrid and/or GanttChartView controls for WPF and Silverlight™, ASP .NET, or HTML5/JavaScript®) at a minimal price. Actually the … Continue reading

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