buttons_left

stores a collection of buttons resided in the left bottom corner of the lightbox

array buttons_left;

Example

<style>
    .complete_button{
        margin-top: 2px;
        background-image:url("common/v_complete.png");
        width: 20px;
    }
</style>
<script>
    gantt.locale.labels["complete_button"] = "Complete";
    gantt.attachEvent("onGanttReady", function(){                                       gantt.config.buttons_left = ["gantt_save_btn","gantt_cancel_btn",                       "complete_button"];                                                     });                                                                             gantt.init("gantt_here");
 
    gantt.attachEvent("onLightboxButton", function(button_id, node, e){
        if(button_id == "complete_button"){
            var id = gantt.getState().lightbox;
            gantt.getTask(id).progress = 1;
            gantt.updateTask(id);
            gantt.hideLightbox();
        }
    });
</script>


Default value:

["gantt_save_btn", "gantt_cancel_btn"]

Related samples

Details

Please note that if you use the Material skin, it will redefine the buttons configuration. To prevent this, you need to specify the configuration of buttons inside the onGanttReady event handler.


You can redefine labels of the left buttons by using the following syntax before initialization of Gantt:

gantt.locale.labels.icon_save = "New Label";
gantt.locale.labels.icon_cancel = "New Label";
 
gantt.init("gantt_here");

You can also change the labels using another syntax after initialization of Gantt, as follows:

gantt.attachEvent("onGanttReady", function(){
  gantt.locale.labels.gantt_save_btn = "New Label";
  gantt.locale.labels.gantt_cancel_btn = "New Label";
});

From version 7.0, the labels also can be changed by using the i18n object:

gantt.i18n.setLocale({
   labels: {
      gantt_save_btn: "New Label",
      gantt_cancel_btn: "New Label"
   }
});
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