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Hi all,Following my earlier posts asking for input on WebUI enhancements, here’s another topic where I’d really like to hear from you.The WebUI Table and Gantt Chart already let you select multiple cells or tasks, for example with a block selection or Ctrl+click. With Store Focus, you can pass the active cell or task to your model. However, there’s no way yet to tell your model which cells or tasks are part of the selection. We’d like to add that, and before we lock in the details, I want to hear what you think.How it works in WinUIWinUI has a Store Selection In option on both the Pivot Table and the Gantt Chart, but the two work a bit differently:Pivot Table: you link an identifier with the same index domain as the displayed identifier. Every selected cell gets 1, everything else gets 0. It works in one direction only: changing the identifier from the model doesn’t change the selection in the table. Gantt Chart: you link an identifier with the same domain as the task data. It gets 1 f

Working quite extensively with the table widget at the moment, but running into some things. Not sure if I am just missed anything in the documentation, or whether these would be new features. I am a big fan of using the keyboard more than the mouse, so always looking for shortcuts. When I have a cell selected in the table widget, I can use the regular cursor keys to move left-right-up-down. I also found that using the ctrl key in combination with the cursor keys selects the cell in the top/left/bottom/right row/column, which is also useful at times.However, was wondering if it is also possible to scroll one page at a time up and down using the page-up / page-down keys (those actually don’t work, but are there any other keyboard combinations that will do the same?) Another question is whether it is possible to programmatically ‘select’ a cell from AIMMS code such that the viewport on the table is modified to have that cell being active? Underlying use case is that I have a table with a

SC Navigator 26.10.1Date October 8, 2026 New Features A major upgrade to SENSAI Pro (beta). SENSAI Pro has been rebuilt to take on more of your network design work. Describe what you need in plain language, and SENSAI Pro sets up and runs your scenarios, then tells you exactly what it did. What’s new: Build scenarios with a single instruction. Add warehouses, suppliers and production facilities, change input data, run the model and compare: “Add a 25% surcharge on all products from our largest supplier, run the model and tell me how total cost changes compared to before.” Stress-test your network. See how your results respond as demand, capacity or transport cost changes: “Run a demand sensitivity analysis from +10% to +40% in steps of 10%. At which level does demand fulfillment start to drop?” Explore trade-offs. Change the objective, cap custom objectives or relax constraints: “Limit total carbon emissions to 50000 tons, run the model and tell me how much the

Hi everyone,A request we hear from several teams is a way to control where Users can move jobs in the WebUI Gantt Chart. In many planning apps, not every job belongs on every resource. A job may need a machine with the right capability, or an event on a tank may move to other tanks but never to a ship or pipeline row.Today the only per-job control comes from the data itself: a readonly flag set through the webui::FlagsIdentifier annotation on the identifiers behind the chart. It's all or nothing. A job is either fully editable, including moving it to any other resource, or not editable at all, not even in time. To enforce anything in between, apps use an UponChange procedure that reverts forbidden moves after the drop. That works, but the user drops the job, it jumps back, and they get a message without knowing where the job can go.We're designing an option for the Gantt Chart (v2) that stops these moves before they happen, and we'd like your feedback before we build it. Below is what

Hi everyone,   A request we've heard for a long time is a way to make a Button widget inactive: visible on the page, greyed out, and not clickable. Today a button is either clickable or hidden. When an action isn't available, the only options are to hide the button, so the user doesn't know the action exists, or to leave it clickable and handle the click in the model.We're designing an Inactive state for the Button widget and would like your feedback before we build it. Below is what we have in mind, with a few questions at the end. Answers to any of them help, even one or two.Where an inactive button helpsPreventing duplicate clicks while something runs. When a button starts a solve, a job, or a request to another service that returns immediately, users may click again because nothing seems to happen, and start the same work twice. With an inactive state, the button can be greyed out while the work runs. Actions that aren't available yet. For example, a "Publish" button that only make

Hi everyone, A request we hear often is horizontal navigation support in the WebUI Gantt Chart. Many apps open the Gantt on a fixed window (say, one year) while the model holds much more data (two, three, five years). Right now users can't move beyond that window without the app changing the viewport for them. The WinUI Gantt offered ◀ ▶ buttons for this. WebUI has nothing equivalent yet.We're designing a Horizontal navigator for the Gantt Chart (v2) and would like your feedback before we build it. Below is what we have in mind and a few questions at the end. Answers to any of them help, even one or two.Two concepts: timeline and viewportTimeline is the full time range the Gantt can show, from the earliest job start to the latest job end. Viewport is the part of the timeline currently visible. You set it with viewportStart and/or viewportEnd.Timeline (from the job data)Jan 2020 ───────────────────────────────────────────── Dec 2030 ┌──────────────┐

SC Navigator 26.9.1Date October 1, 2026 New Features The Maps on the Results and on the Center of Gravity pages now offer the possibility to show labels for the nodes. Through the Node filter on the side panel you can switch them on or off separately for each node type. By default, the labels are not displayed, because they can be a bit overwhelming depending on the zoom level on your maps. You can now define your own map colors, by name and hex code. To add a new color: go to the Results page, in the map widget action, select Customize Nodes or Customize Arcs. Then in the Color Reference List widget action, select Manage User Colors. Once added, user colors are available for everyone in the same environment. They can be used for node types, flow types and transport modes. On the sheet TN Vehicles, a new attribute, Vehicle Properties, allows a semicolon-separated list of properties (for example vehicle types or certifications) to be assigned to each vehicle. On the TN Custo

Sometimes when I use WidgetActions on a table to add new elements or remove the selected element (based on storing the focus of an index in that table to an element parameter and having a procedure in the widgetactions list of that table that removes the currently selected element from that set) When doing this, especially when deleting elements, I see the extra button in the table:  If I move the focus away from this table, it automatically updates with the following message: Is there a way that I can force the table to update to reflect the data change right away from my delete procedure? I tried using something like webui::refreshallwidgets, but that just resulted in a temporary busy state and after that was done, nothing changed.