With planning boards, you often need a quick overview of jobs, tasks or resources. It helps to sort the entries in the table part. In the past releases of our Visual Scheduling Widget (short VSW SE), we have already introduced the strong re-sorting function via drag&drop. Now we have worked further on this topic. Check out what's new in version 6.4 of our HTML5/JavaScript Gantt widget.
We have added more functionality to our HTML5/JavaScript Gantt chart widgets. With the release of version 6.3 of our Visual Scheduling Widget (in short: VSW-SE) you can now intuitively drag&drop rows in the table area. Here is a description of this new feature and the other enhancements in the new version.
I have already reported here several times about NETRONIC's Resource Planning Model which is essential for understanding the basic concepts of our products like our Visual Scheduling Widget for HTML5 Gantt charts or, for the world of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, our Visual Scheduling Add-in Developer Toolbox. Why this update now? As you can imagine, the model is constantly growing due to constant new findings and experiences and the associated extensions. The last update was quite a while ago (see here) and now it is time to give you an update. So read here, what is new.
With version 6.2 of the Visual Scheduling Widget Standard Edition (short: VSW SE) we continue as usual the regular series of enhancements and improvements.
With version 6.1 of the Visual Scheduling Widget Standard Edition (short: VSW SE) we released some enhancements and improvements that have been requested by our customers for some time but unfortunately did not find their way into the major release 6.0.
With version 6.0 of the Visual Scheduling Widget Standard Edition (VSW SE for short), we are achieving a new level of user experience. In particular, the new grouping mechanism offers new possibilities for structuring Gantt data and will help users keep track of their data.
This blog post covers the options you have to structure your Gantt data in the Visual Scheduling Widget (VSW for short). We will discuss the two mechanisms – building hierarchies and grouping – that VSW offers for this task.
This release of our Visual Scheduling Widget (VSW SE) is also about how you can get more visual design options for a Gantt chart. For example, you can now freely design the dateline grids, create patterns for your bars, and many other small things to make your Gantt chart more user-friendly and meaningful. Read here what new features version 5.3 provides and how you can use them.