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UPDATE: I was able to get around this by commenting out the mousewheel event..
So while not an ideal solution for everyone, I am happy with it because it also gets around the bad UX of mousehweel scrolling left/right even though your moving up/down.
Cheers.
Great work on this BTW. I'm going to implement it into an existing project.
One small issue though.
If you're using your mouse wheel to scroll down the page, as soon as the Gantt chart hits your mouse pointer the page scrolling action is suddenly hijacked.
I realise the Gantt chart will let you scroll left/right in the timeline with your mouse wheel and that's the reason for the hijacking, but from a usability POV this is unexpected behaviour (and kind of frustrating). I also think it a little nonsensical that moving your mouse wheel up and down should make something move left and right.
If possible it would be good if there was a way to disable this behaviour. I realise some users might be happy keeping it the way it is, so perhaps the best solution would be a new parameter called mouseWheelScroll (or similar) with options true or false, where false would let the user scroll down the page past the Gantt chart without interruption.
Thanks in advance.
Keep up the good work!
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UPDATE: I was able to get around this by commenting out the mousewheel event..
So while not an ideal solution for everyone, I am happy with it because it also gets around the bad UX of mousehweel scrolling left/right even though your moving up/down.
Cheers.
Great work on this BTW. I'm going to implement it into an existing project.
One small issue though.
If you're using your mouse wheel to scroll down the page, as soon as the Gantt chart hits your mouse pointer the page scrolling action is suddenly hijacked.
I realise the Gantt chart will let you scroll left/right in the timeline with your mouse wheel and that's the reason for the hijacking, but from a usability POV this is unexpected behaviour (and kind of frustrating). I also think it a little nonsensical that moving your mouse wheel up and down should make something move left and right.
If possible it would be good if there was a way to disable this behaviour. I realise some users might be happy keeping it the way it is, so perhaps the best solution would be a new parameter called
mouseWheelScroll
(or similar) with optionstrue
orfalse
, wherefalse
would let the user scroll down the page past the Gantt chart without interruption.Thanks in advance.
Keep up the good work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: