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Simple ADO .NET connection for loading Gantt Chart items

Posted on 08/29/2019 by DlhSoft Team

Yes, sometimes you must use legacy systems, like ADO .NET, e.g. to run data reading code at low level but also with higher performance. If you want to load Gantt Chart items with dependencies (predecessor items), however, you should run … Continue reading →

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Synchronizing items and scrolling between Gantt Chart, Schedule Chart, and Load Chart controls for WPF

Posted on 04/11/2019 by DlhSoft Team

You’ve requested it, here it is: a small sample app (with C# code behind) that shows how you can synchronize the horizontal scrolling, timeline page, zoom level (two-way) and items (one-way) from GanttChartDataGrid to ScheduleChartDataGrid and LoadChartDataGrid WPF components from … Continue reading →

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Load Charts and Network Diagrams for HTML5

Posted on 02/16/2013 by DlhSoft Team

New components have been released: LoadChartView (single or multiple resource based Load Charts) and NetworkDiagramView (rearrangeable PERT Network Diagrams). They have been added to Gantt Chart Web Library for ASP .NET and Hyper Library for HTML5 (JavaScript). Each of these … Continue reading →

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Licensing DlhSoft’s .NET and JavaScript components – TL;DR

Posted on 01/05/2021 by DlhSoft Team

OK. Sorry. TL;DR is not really possible on this topic. You can however, jump to the final paragraphs for some (possibly) simpler (or required) alternatives to classic .NET licensing. Once you purchase a development library license from DlhSoft, you will … Continue reading →

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Exporting JavaScript-based Gantt chart content as SVG and PNG

Posted on 12/30/2020 by DlhSoft Team

All JavaScript-based components from Gantt Chart Hyper Library (and, through their client counterparts, as well those .NET 4 and .NET Core/5-based ones from Gantt Chart Web Library) allow you to either print or export content. Printing actually uses content exporting … Continue reading →

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Importing and exporting task data from GanttChartDataGrid as (Excel-supported) tab delimited text files

Posted on 11/16/2020 by DlhSoft Team

GanttChartDataGrid component from DlhSoft Gantt Chart Light Library allows developers to set up and display an interactive Gantt chart in their WPF app. But how can they allow end users to export and import task items to and from Excel, … Continue reading →

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

Posted on 10/06/2020 by DlhSoft Team

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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Auto-save upon client side changes with GanttChartView for ASP .NET WebForms

Posted on 04/23/2020 by DlhSoft Team

If you are (still) using our ASP .NET WebForms-based Gantt Chart components and you need automatic postbacks to the server whenever the end users perform changes on the client side, e.g. to save them to a central database, don’t worry, … Continue reading →

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

Posted on 01/15/2020 by DlhSoft Team

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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Will you port your desktop apps to .NET Core?

Posted on 12/17/2019 by DlhSoft Team

Indeed, with the recent release of .NET Core 3.1 Microsoft offers long time support for WPF “Core”, and we all should consider moving away from the classic .NET Framework 4+ already, as the next major platform iteration (.NET 5) will … Continue reading →

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