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Post by Bhava »

Hi team,
I am using gantt + scheduler pro

I have a scenario where 2 tasks which are at the same time cannot be assigned to a resource .
I have assigned a task to a resource and the task is getting displayed. If i again assign a task which is have the same timings as previous task to the same resource. the task is getting added to the another line of that resource.

In my case I need to stop that scenario. Where a resource can have only one task for that duration.

allowOverlap:false

I have tried giving the above code. But it seems not working.
I Need to stop that overlapping. How I can achieve that?

Thanks

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Post by alex.l »

Hi Bhava,

You found the correct flag for that. How can I reproduce it, I see it works correct here: https://bryntum.com/examples/gantt/gantt-schedulerpro/
Any steps to repro?
Please make sure you set allowOverlap: false for both, Gantt and SchedulerPro since they share one project.

All the best,
Alex


Post by Bhava »

Hi,
In the below example also I tried. Still the overlapping occurs
https://bryntum.com/examples/gantt/gantt-schedulerpro/

To create:
1)Open the task editor by double clicking the install apache task. and assign lee in the resource tab.
2) When assigning lee gets 2 tasks at the same time. I have added allowOverlap: false to both gantt and scheduler pro

How to stop this?

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Post by sergey.maltsev »

Hello.

Unfortunately this behavior (also known as resource leveling) is not implemented yet.
We already have this issue for Feature request.

https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/3218

This feature is not often requested so if you really need this soon, please feel free to contact our Sales for Professional Services and sponsor the development
https://www.bryntum.com/services


Post by Bhava »

Can you suggest any work-around


Post by arcady »

No workaround for that I'm afraid.


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