In a highly competitive market of UI components, reliability is a real differentiator that directly affects user trust and serves as a driver for adoption. That is why regular patch releases remain one of our key priorities, helping us to keep the DHTMLX product line stable, secure, and production-ready. In April, our development team rolled out fixes and improvements for Gantt, PDF export module (for Gantt and Scheduler), and Diagram. Let us take a closer look at what’s inside these patch versions.
DHTMLX JS Gantt/React Gantt/Angular Gantt 9.1.4
9.1.4 (April 28, 2026)
- The issue where rollup tasks could not be dragged on touch devices (Fixed)
- The issue where Auto Scheduling moved a linked project to a future date when the project had unscheduled child tasks (Fixed)
- The issue where the reorder drag marker and task placeholder had incorrect sizes when the grid was scrollable (Fixed)
- The issue where DataProcessor did not use the ISO date format by default when tasks were loaded with dates in the Date format (Fixed)
- The script error was thrown when drag_links was disabled and a split task row was taller than its parent row (Fixed)
PDF Export Module for Gantt and Scheduler 0.8.0
- Migrated PDF/PNG rendering engine to Puppeteer
- Header and footer that are displayed for each page in multipage PDF export are now displayed over the page content
- Set the correct DPI scale for Scheduler in PDF and PNG export
- Reduced Docker image size
DHTMLX Diagram 6.1.2
6.1.2 (April 2, 2026)
- Diagram Editor. The issue with connector creation for shapes with negative coordinates (Fixed)
- Diagram Editor. The issue where pressing the Backspace key during inline text editing would delete the shape or the line title (Fixed)
- Export. A security vulnerability in PDF/PNG export that allowed arbitrary local file access via HTML injection is handled through improved sanitization and environment hardening (Done)
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Lastly, we are pleased to mention that our Gantt now has the official Angular wrapper. Check out the release article to learn about a new, developer-friendly way of adding feature-packed Gantt charts to Angular apps.