.ms-listviewtable{Display: none;}

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointcustomization/thread/54743cb4-226c-41e9-99e8-9dc62aca1084

Oh yeah, any reply to my previous comment above on how to get the colors to work on the Calendar View Gantt. I am still struggling with that one. =(

So, my question is this. How could you modify, make this code work with a ‘Calendar List’ displayed as a Gantt as opposed to just strictly a ‘Task List’ as a Gantt View. I am assuming some tweaks would be needed in this code here, but I am not sure where to begin. Any advice greatly appreciated.

// Find the tasks summary list
var TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-summarystandardbody>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”);
if (TasksList.length == 0) TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-listviewtable>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”);

Would need to reference the SharPoint Calendar types?

var TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-summarystandardbody>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”);
if (TasksList.length == 0)
TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-listviewtable>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”).not(“.ms-gb”);
var j = 0;

TasksList.each(function(i)
{
try
{
barColours[j++] = regex.exec($(this).text())[0].substr(1,1);
}
catch(err) {
j–;
//barColours[i] =””;
}
});

” into the original code, it will allow me to use the color coding on my gantt chart even with grouping and filtering applied?

Thanks,
M

Also, does anyone have more colors they can send? My email is trilloa@gmail.com.

I Appreciate any help anyone can provide to get this to work – its an awesome idea and I am surprised its not standard.

The column is called Task Status.

Regards

Aaron

// Set PicturesPath to the URL of the library that hosts the bar images:
var PicturesPath = “/communities/nzisssdmcop/PublishingImages”;

// Collect the Task Status level for each task
var barColours = new Array();
var regex = /\(\d\)\s(Not Started But Approved|Not Started Waiting On Approval|In Progress|Completed|On Hold|Cancelled)/;
// Find the tasks summary list
var TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-summarystandardbody>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”);
if (TasksList.length == 0) TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-listviewtable>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”);

TasksList.each(function(i){
try {
barColours[i] = regex.exec($(this).text())[0].substr(1,1);
}
catch(err) {barColours[i+1] =”";}
});

//TasksList.each(function(i){
//try {
//barColours[i-1] = regex.exec($(this).text())[0].substr(1,1); // i-//1, instead of i
//}
//catch(err) {barColours[i] =””;}
//});

// Modify the bar color according to Task Status
$(“.ms-ganttTaskRow”).each(function(i){
$(this).find(“img”).each(function(){
var source=this.src;
source = source.replace(/.gif/, barColours[i]+”.gif”);
source = source.replace(/\/_layouts\/images/,PicturesPath);
this.src=source;
});
});
//Optional: hide the list under the Gantt view
//$(“.ms-summarystandardbody”).hide();

The issue was that I was grouping the items in the list based on their “Activity” which is a yes/no choice, but all of the items are yes anyway, so there is only one row added. As such, getting the colours to work properly (and not skipping a line, as it turned out whas happening) simply took setting the counter one step back in it’s progression from the start.

TasksList.each(function(i){
try {
barColours[i-1] = regex.exec($(this).text())[0].substr(1,1); // i-1, instead of i
}
catch(err) {barColours[i] =”";}
});

Anyway, it was as simple as that for me. Thanks again for all the help!

-Zach

// Find the tasks summary list

var TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-summarystandardbody>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”);
if (TasksList.length == 0)
TasksList = $(“.ms-ganttOuterTable”).siblings(“table”).find(“.ms-listviewtable>tbody>tr:not(.ms-viewheadertr)”).not(“.ms-gb”);
var j = 0;

TasksList.each(function(i)
{
try
{
barColours[j++] = regex.exec($(this).text())[0].substr(1,1);
}
catch(err) {
j–;
//barColours[i] =”";
}
});

Has anyone run into this problem/know how to fix it? I have a feeling it may be as simple as a counter error, but I’m not sure.

-Zach