Open hotmzc1977 opened 3 years ago
orlandovallejos
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2 years ago I am new to this library, but yes, I think the React component only provides just a small portion of the whole Gantt feature. I'm thinking about using the core js product instead of the React one.
Docs are pretty bad... but I THINK once you pay for the product they will give you access to the full docs... which is lame because I want to know now if I want to use it or not.
gearcoded
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2 years ago DHTMLX Gantt and DHTMLX React Gantt are completely different components that have different codebase and features.
DHTMLX Gantt is a Javascript library that has a lot of features. Its API is documented, and you can add it to React projects.
If you want to use Javascript Gantt in React, here is the guide on how to create a React project with Gantt: https://dhtmlx.com/blog/create-react-gantt-chart-component-dhtmlxgantt/
And here are a few demos: https://github.com/DHTMLX/react-gantt-demo https://files.dhtmlx.com/30d/ab90cf40072b2207de63ffc91e04047d/reactive-gantt+Gantt-instance-alternative.zip
DHTMLX React Gantt is a native React component, but it doesn’t have most of the features that the Javascript Gantt has. Mostly, all its features are covered in the samples which you can open from the left side menu: https://dhtmlx.com/react/demos/gantt/#/base/default
@hotmzc1977, Right now, React Gantt doesn't have the functionality to display the resource load or histogram charts.
@orlandovallejos, There is no separate documentation for the Pro version.
I saw a demo here: https://docs.dhtmlx.com/gantt/samples/11_resources/04_resource_usage_diagram.html?_ga=2.81895830.160995991.1619430496-1302080179.1619169743 and I couldn't found API support for the resource panel in your document. Does the react-dhtmlx-gantt provide limited functions compare to the non React dhtmlx-gantt?