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Even if the relationships aren't shown, it would be immensely useful if the time dependencies were. For example, if issue A blocks B, issue B should start after A ends, not when it starts, like it is now.

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Any news?

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+1 for me too

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Need funding to accelerate this enhancement ? Tell me, my company may possibly fund it.

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Try the plugin better gantt char

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Are there any plans to make this work?

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+1 from me too

Nice work.

• You can use content_opt[:data] = { 'rel-blocks' => v.join(',') } in helper and $(...).data('rel-blocks')
• Typo landscape_mergin -> landscape_margin

Wouldn't be worth it/easier to maitain to make the whole Gantt a SVG graph?

Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:

Looks sweet!

But I don't think that displaying "related to", "copied to" or "duplicates" relations is that usefull. As request initially, I think we should only display "precedes" and "blocks" relations.

No, it should definitively not appear.
I think there should not be any possibility to select what relation types you want to show, just "precedes" and "blocks".

Not sure the foreach syntax for (rel_type_key in ...) {} is supported by IE7/8?

Finally, why not leave a permanent issue div class instead of removing a temporary todo class, which is a bit dirty?

Hi Toshi,

maybe there is a better way for displaying blocks.

Maybe some broken arrow or an dotted arrow? Those colors are nice, but you need to read those legend. If the arrow is selfexplaining, you haven't the risk that the user could misunderstand the colors (maybe after holidays or some longer field trip ;-) ).

What do you think about this?

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi Toshi,

this works still good in r11114.

Maybe this patch could be interessting for you #12730.
It also changes some parts of the gantt-modul. This could be combined with your new addition. Maybe both could be merged to trunk?

Toshi MARUYAMA wrote:

I try this patch with IE7 on my Windows Vista.
This patch does not work.

Issue filter of trunk r11117 is broken on IE7.
I give up to run on IE7.

Hi Toshi,

I don't see this much critical. We could handle this as a graceful degradation. IE7 User won't have those relations. All newer Versions could handle it.
By the way, the IE 7 isn't supported by Microsoft anyway. This browser is going out of business. The most users will use a newer version of IE or another browser like Firefox, Chrome, Opera and so on.

See: http://theie7countdown.com/

Thanks a lot for this implementation (Toshi and Jean-Philippe)!
This is realy helpful in bigger projects with much depencies!

Hi all,
How do I use this update on a windows machine with IIS?
When I run the patch command I'm getting an error message saying that asking what file I would like to update.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

Yasaf Burshan wrote:

Hi all,
How do I use this update on a windows machine with IIS?
When I run the patch command I'm getting an error message saying that asking what file I would like to update.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

Check your patch file. Maybe the path to the file in the patch is another than in your current trunnk (example: patch say /trunk/... and your local repository starts with /redmine_trunk) or something like that.

You can also load a new version with the current trunk, which would be more stable than applying a single patch.