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January 8, 2024 at 9:58 am #109634SakthivelParticipant
Hi,
I wanted to create a Gantt chart with multiple hierarchies like in this link using the DataSource which will be in the form of array of JSON objects..If I use JSON in the below structure I can able to get the hierarchy.
dataSource:[
{
label: ‘Project 1’,
synchronized: true,
expanded: true,
type: ‘project’,
connections: [
{
target: 1,
type: 0
}
],
tasks: [
{
label: ‘Task 1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2020-06-10’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-01-10’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: [
{
target: 2,
type: 1
},
{
target: 4,
type: 1
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Task 1.2’,
dateStart: ‘2020-10-10’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-2-31’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: [
{
target: 3,
type: 1
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Project 1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2021-2-31’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-6-1’,
expanded: true,
type: ‘project’,
connections: [
{
target: 4,
type: 0
}
],
tasks: [
{
label: ‘Task 1.1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2021-3-10’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-4-1’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: [
{
target: 6,
type: 1
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Task 1.1.2’,
dateStart: ‘2021-4-2’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-6-1’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: []
},
{
label: ‘Project 1.1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2021-06-1T12:30:00’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-9-1’,
expanded: true,
type: ‘project’,
connections: [],
tasks: [
{
label: ‘Task 1.1.1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2021-07-10’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-08-30’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: [
{
target: 8,
type: 1
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Task 1.1.1.2’,
dateStart: ‘2021-08-30’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-10-1’,
type: ‘task’
}
]
}
]
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Task 2’,
dateStart: ‘2020-03-10T15:30:00’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-08-10’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: [
{
target: 10,
type: 1
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Milestone 1’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-05-24’,
type: ‘milestone’,
connections: [
{
target: 11,
type: 1
}
]
},
{
label: ‘Task 3’,
dateStart: ‘2021-02-05’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-07-08’,
progress: 50
}
]But if I use the below format then am not able to get the proper hierarchy.
dataSource: new window.Smart.DataAdapter({
dataSource:
[{
id:0,
label: ‘Project 1’,
synchronized: true,
expanded: true,
type: ‘project’,
connections: [
{
target: 1,
type: 0
}
] ,
},
{
id:1,
label: ‘Project 1.1′,
reportsTo:’0’,
dateStart: ‘2021-2-31’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-6-1’,
expanded: true,
type: ‘project’,
connections: [
{
target: 4,
type: 0
}
]
},
{
id:2,
reportsTo:1,
label: ‘Task 1.1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2021-3-10’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-4-1’,
type: ‘task’,
},
{
id:3,
reportsTo:1,
label: ‘Task 1.1.2’,
dateStart: ‘2021-4-2’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-6-1’,
type: ‘task’,
connections: []
},
{
id:4,
reportsTo:2,
label: ‘Task 1.1.1.1’,
dateStart: ‘2021-07-10’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-08-30’,
type: ‘task’,
},
{
id:5,
reportsTo:2,
label: ‘Task 1.1.1.2’,
dateStart: ‘2021-08-30’,
dateEnd: ‘2021-10-1’,
type: ‘task’
}
],
keyDataField: ‘id’,
parentDataField: ‘reportsTo’,
id: ‘id’,
dataFields: [
‘id: number’,
‘label: string’,
‘dateStart: date’,
‘dateEnd: any’,
‘type: string’,
‘duration: any’,
‘progress: any’,
‘reportsTo: any’,
‘synchronized: boolean’,
‘expanded: boolean’,
]
})
How to get the proper hierarchy by using this windoww.dataaddapter.Thanks in advance.
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</div>- This topic was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by Sakthivel.
January 9, 2024 at 9:45 pm #109646MarkovKeymasterHi,
I checked the code and below is a full example based on your data source. Hope it helps.
/// <reference path=”../../../source/typescript/smart.elements.d.ts” />
window.Smart( "#gantt", class { get properties() { return { theme: 'bootstrap', height: 'auto', width: 'auto', view: 'month', dayFormat: 'short', firstDayOfWeek: 1, //Monday nonworkingDays: [6], adjustToNonworkingTime: true, durationUnit: 'day', monthScale: 'day', autoSchedule: true, disableTaskProgressChange: true, //resourceTimelineMode: 'histogram', //disableWindowEditor: true, //groupByResources: true, hideTimelineHeaderDetails: true, snapToNearest: true, taskColumns: [ { label: 'Tasks', value: 'label', sort: 'asc', size: '60%' }, { label: 'Duration (days)', value: 'duration', formatFunction: (date) => parseInt(date) } ], dataSource: new window.Smart.DataAdapter({ dataSource: [{ id: 0, label: 'Project 1', synchronized: true, expanded: true, type: 'project', connections: [ { target: 1, type: 0 } ], }, { id: 1, label: 'Project 1.1', reportsTo: '0', dateStart: '2021-2-31', dateEnd: '2021-6-1', expanded: true, type: 'project', connections: [ { target: 4, type: 0 } ] }, { id: 2, reportsTo: 1, label: 'Task 1.1.1', dateStart: '2021-3-10', dateEnd: '2021-4-1', type: 'task', }, { id: 3, reportsTo: 1, label: 'Task 1.1.2', dateStart: '2021-4-2', dateEnd: '2021-6-1', type: 'task', connections: [] }, { id: 4, reportsTo: 2, label: 'Task 1.1.1.1', dateStart: '2021-07-10', dateEnd: '2021-08-30', type: 'task', }, { id: 5, reportsTo: 2, label: 'Task 1.1.1.2', dateStart: '2021-08-30', dateEnd: '2021-10-1', type: 'task' } ], keyDataField: 'id', parentDataField: 'reportsTo', id: 'id', dataFields: [ 'id: number', 'label: string', 'dateStart: date', 'dateEnd: any', 'type: string', 'duration: any', 'progress: any', 'reportsTo: any', 'synchronized: boolean', 'expanded: boolean' ] }) } } } ); export { };
Best regards,
MarkovSmart UI Team
https://www.htmlelements.com/January 10, 2024 at 12:23 pm #109652SakthivelParticipantWe need to get the hierarchy as shown below.
Project 1
—-Project 1.1
——–Task 1.1.1
——–Task 1.1.2
Project 2
—-Project 2.1But we are not getting the proper hierarchy for the given solution. getting as below
Project 1
—-Project 1.1
Project 1.1
—-Task1.1.1
—-Task1.1.2
Project 2
—-Project 2.1Creates a duplicate for project 1.1.
Is there any way to get proper hierarchy without using the task array in the data source.
Kindly share the other ways.
Thanks in advance.- This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by Sakthivel.
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