Hi Vlad,

I'm afraid Apache ECharts doesn't have the ability to provide rich
interactions as you expected with Gantt charts. Since it doesn't provide
Gantt charts by default, you need to implement the interactions by yourself
if you are creating a custom series.

I'm sorry that perhaps the answer to all of your questions are No by now.
We are working with the next major version of Apache ECharts and we will
see if there's anything we can do.

For now, I'd suggest using some well featured Gantt charts. Like this
Highcharts demo: https://www.highcharts.com/demo/gantt/styled-mode

Thanks

*Ovilia*


On Wed, Oct 23, 2024 at 7:25 AM Vladimir Bednikov <
vladimir.bedni...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi dev team,
>
> I have been using vis-timeline in a VUE app for a while and want to switch
> to Apache ECharts. I am following the custom Gantt chart example and have a
> few questions as follows (I want to represent tasks and sub-tasks by
> various people in different swimlanes):
>
>    1. Is it possible to have users modify chart items (say a task with a
>    specific start time and duration) by using the mouse to move them along
> the
>    timeline and also to modify its duration by dragging either end to
> lengthen
>    or shorten the item?
>    2. Is it possible to nest the group on the left axis? That is,
>    have a task with subtasks in a tree view style so if collapsed, only
> show
>    the details about the task and if expanded, will also show the
> sub-tasks in
>    their own swimlanes.
>    3. Is it possible to add overlays to the individual items on the chart,
>    eg, to add circles to indicate status of a task/sub-task? Also to add
> the
>    name of the task or sub-task?
>    4. Is it possible to dynamically change the timezone (allow users to
>    change it, say from GMT to local) and is it possible to customise the
> time
>    axis to have two, say for certain zoom levels, to show days of the week
> in
>    the major time axis, with the hours of the day in a minor time axis
>    immediately below it?
>
> Looking forward to your help.
>
> Kind Regards,
> Vlad
>

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