Nice Doug. What about dates? In theory how would that part hook up? I would argue that a time line of dates might be the most important part.
I like what you did a lot. If we could combine what you did with the sliders with how the scheduler works I think we would have a really useful Gantt chart. I'm going to try it out. I'm only on day 11 of my Flex career though ;). If we do start building a Gantt chart as a community is there a place where we can post and share code/examples? Should I just post links to this mailing list? When we make something cool should we just send it to Doug to put on his blog? ;) I'm really a .NET developer and we would use Codeplex if we wanted to do a project like this. I was wondering if flex had anything like that. I'm going to start a feature list. Please adjust/add/subtract to it depending on what you want/need in a Gantt chart. Features wish list: Bar chart type representation Time line of dates at the top and/or bottom Have a mechanism to adjust the length and position of the bar (like Doug's example) Zoom feature to look at the dates by hour/day/month/quarter/year (like the scheduler does) Please add to this list! :) -Nate --- In [email protected], Doug McCune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Here's my attempt that uses the DataGrid approach: > http://dougmccune.com/blog/2007/02/01/building-a-gantt-chart-component-in-flex/ > > It uses adjustable sliders, so you can adjust each item. It's by no > means complete, but maybe it can be a start... > > Doug > > > Clint Tredway wrote: > > > > no problem, I figured it could work as a gantt chart even if it wasnt > > originally designed to do so... hope it works out. > > > > >
