skip_off_time

hides non-working time from the time scale

boolean skip_off_time;

Available only in PRO Edition

Example

// calculates duration in working hours and hides non-working time from the chart
gantt.config.duration_unit = "hour";
gantt.config.work_time = true; 
gantt.config.skip_off_time = true;  
gantt.init("gantt_here");

Default value:

false

Details

This functionality is available in the PRO edition only.

Please note that the skip_off_time config doesn't modify the scale and hides the cells that don't have any working time at all.

Example 1

A day scale starts at 00:00 and ends at 23:59, the working hours start at 08:00 and end at 16:59. You have a minimal scale in hours. When the skip_off_time config is set to true, the cells that have non-working time, will be hidden for all the scales. Thus, the day scale will start at 08:00 and end at 16:59. However, if you have just a day scale, it won't be changed. It will start at 00:00 and end at 23:59, since there are working hours inside a day.

Example 2

A week scale has 7 days, 2 of which are days off (e.g. Saturday and Sunday). You have a minimal scale in days. When the skip_off_time config is set to true, the days off are hidden and the week scale is rendered from Monday to Friday. However, if you have just a week scale the week will start on Monday and end on Sunday, indepenent of the skip_off_time config, since there are days off in a week.

There are two ways to render a chart with hidden non-working time:

to add a scale with lesser units (an hour scale for a day scale, a day scale for a week scale, etc.)
to add a custom scale that will render just the working hours/days