Gantt
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The Gantt chart gives you a time-based view of your projects and tasks; What tasks are planned and when are they to be executed. In the Gantt chart, you can also see dependencies between tasks and who is assigned to a task.
A Gantt chart allows you to see at a glance:
Project start and end dates
Task start and end dates
What the task is
Who is assigned to the task
If tasks overlap
Dependencies between tasks
General data is required for all portlets.
Start of period: number of historical days to be rendered
End of period: number of days ahead to be rendered
Collapse all tasks: setting if the Gantt should open with all tasks collapsed
Enable virtual scrolling: virtual scroll can be disabled or enabled. Row virtualization allows you to load and render many tasks in Gantt with effective performance. In this mode, all tasks are fetched initially from the data source and rendered in the DOM within a compact viewport area.
Use ISO week format: Check if the ISO week number should be shown in the Gantt (available on two zoom levels). If this setting is not checked the date of the first day of the period will be shown.
Start day of the week: Set the start day of the week; 0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday etc. If Use ISO week format is checked, the start day of the week will be set to 1.
The portlet can listen to the following events:
On Row Selection
On Refresh
On Filter
On Tree Node Selection
On Point Selection
The portlet can send the following events:
On Row Selection
On Refresh
The portlet data source configuration enables the portlet to execute specified queries towards the chosen database connector to fetch data or fetch data from a workflow.
Database: uses a flow connector to retrieve data from a database
Workflow: runs a workflow to retrieve data
