Cheers for the cool component Doug

I’ve taken your Code and tried something with it, but forgive me, i am running into an error, and figured you’d, or someone here, would have an answer, especially since it deals directly with this code.

I have used some AS to find the LOWEST Number of any of the Bars, and the Highest number of any bars (As in the example, the lowest number on anything is 0, and the highest is 10, because the one has a start time of 0, and the other had an end time = start(5) + duration(5).

Taking those numbers, i wanted to populate the max property of the GanttDateGrid. Its hard coded as “10″ right now.

And again, i bet this is a newbie problem. What i am TRYING to do is something like this
where endTime is a [Bindable] Number declared and defined in a Script section that i added.

Every time i try to set the max Property non hard coded, i get a billion errors, but the first line is this:
Error: Unknown Property: ‘-1′.
and it opens a file called:
ListCollectionView.as, and brings me to this function:

/**
* @private
* Attempts to call setItemAt(), converting the property name into an int.
*/
override flash_proxy function setProperty(name:*, value:*):void
{
if (name is QName)
name = name.localName;

var index:int = -1;
try
{
// If caller passed in a number such as 5.5, it will be floored.
var n:Number = parseInt(String(name));
if (!isNaN(n))
index = int(n);
}
catch(e:Error) // localName was not a number
{
}

if (index == -1)
{
var message:String = resourceManager.getString(
“collections”, “unknownProperty”, [ name ]);
throw new Error(message);
}
else
{
setItemAt(value, index);
}
}

It indicated that my error is coming from the “throw new Error(message); section.
so, as the newb that i am, why can’t i set the max using AS, or bind it to anything?

Do you know how you could disable movement of gantt thums, so that you could only change start, finish and percentComplete but you wouldnt be able to move the whole thumb left and right

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