fires for each task which has been autoscheduled
task | Task | the task object |
start | Date | a new start date |
link | Link | the link object that creates the constraint |
predecessor | Task | the predecessor task object |
Available only in PRO Edition
gantt.attachEvent("onAfterTaskAutoSchedule",function(task, start, link, predecessor){
// any custom logic here
});
This functionality is available in the PRO edition only.
This event is defined in the auto_scheduling extension, so you need to activate the auto_scheduling plugin. Read the details in the Auto Scheduling article.