ESCAPE VELOCITY

1 - So, we both had some fun last night. Very nice implementation.
My take on this is a little behind yours.

For the non US readers, you have to change the date format in the script library to whatever format you use.

2 - Vitor, do you? Darn. I tried to keep it consistent with international date stylings, but didn't have a chance to test it. If you have a highly portable solution for that, I'd love to steal it. :)

3 - Got it working using a frameset.
It involved changing the code to stop removing the folders and remove/add the columns instead.
Doing it this way means you have to rebuild the view. I'm still not happy about it and will have to dig a little more into it.

Regarding the date, the problem is with the date separator, this is what you're doing:

colDuration.formula = Replace(colDuration.Formula, {[01/01/1990]}, {[}+Me.startDate.dateOnly+{]})

I use '-' as separator, I fixed it by using NotesDateTime.

4 - Personally, I don't like the visual look of the fatter bars to show priority. Would prefer everything being neat and uniform. Possibly a small red exlamation mark (as in mail) to show something as "hot" or higher priority - next to the task name or the bar.

5 - @4 - I was torn as to whether I liked them. But it's easy to exclude the feature. Just rename the field that tracks priority to something else.

6 - I have slightly modified the sample to display more than one month in a view ...
see { Link } for mor details

7 - Hey there Nathan.
Very, very cool.

-Devin.

8 - Nathan - very interesting stuff. Only trouble is I think it's limited from a user's perspective simply due to the constraint of the fixed Column titles. What we've worked on for active (read scripted) reporting in GANTT output to a browser of course has the flexibility to dynamically list Dates in the column titles.
Still good though.
Greg