I just re-set up tj3 on a new work computer and am a bit puzzled by the report directory structure.
Here's what I get when running C-e J j ~/working_dir/file.org ~/working_dir/file.tjp If I use C-e J p instead, I get: ~/working_dir/file.org ~/working_dir/file.tjp ~/working_dir/reports/Overview.html ~/working_dir/reports/taskjuggler/{css,examples,icons,scripts} Opening Overview.html doesn't pick up the css, though. I have to put Overview.html inside of taskjuggler. If I manuall run tj3 on the file, I get the same taskjuggler directory, but Overview.html is generated inside of ~/working_dir instead. I'm a bit confused by both behaviors. The variables I've defined in .emacs are: org-taskjuggler-target-version: 3.5 org-taskjuggler-default-reports: include "reports.tji" (custom report I've defined) As far as I know, these are relevant but left as the default that came with org: org-taskjuggler-proces-command: "tj3 --silent --no-color --output-dir %o %f" org-taskjuggler-reports-directory: "reports" I don't think it matters... but here's my pretty simple gantt chart reports.tji file used above: #+begin_src reports.tji textreport frame "" { header -8<- == Example report == <[navigator id="navbar"]> ->8- footer "----" textreport index "Overview" { formats html center '<[report id="overview"]>' } } taskreport overview "" { header -8<- === Timeline/Deliverables === ->8- columns bsi { title 'WBS' }, name, start, duration, chart { width 1200 ${TaskTip} scale hour} # For this report we like to have the abbreviated weekday in front # of the date. %a is the tag for this. timeformat "%d %H:%M" period 2014-11-03-06:00 + 72h loadunit minutes hideresource 1 sorttasks tree } #+end_src Thanks for any suggestions, John