I've implemented this in #172, the UI isn't pretty but it's working.

Regards, Martinus

It looks pretty good.

Currently it saves/loads:

{
    "tasks": [
        {
            "id": -1,

I wonder if it should save/load:

{
    "project": {
        "tasks": [{
                "id": -1,

Basically adding a top level "project" object. I think this would make it compatible with the server-generated JSON (it 's been a while since I've looked at this.) Perhaps @robicch can comment?

This is possible in general, but the problem is how to check a single project integrity while editing.
I mean that you have to avoid to create cross project dependencies, block move up/down inside project boundaries and so on.
Moreover having several project on the same gantt will kill the editor :-)
It works quite fairly up to 250-300 tasks, no more.

I was thinking not so much about multiple projects but more about server compatibility, just to enable a workflow like:

1. Create a project in the client, save locally
   2 Load the local project, do some more edits
2. Upload the project to server

Hi Roberto
Thank you for making this available. I am looking for an online gantt software to manage a personal project and your editor won me over, because of how easy it is to make changes on the task list and assign resources.
I am not a programmer though, so i don't understand how to make it save files on a server. I have an wamp server were i copied all the files and un-commend the code between lines 154-174. I assumed by doing so, when i click the save button the gantt will be saved in a file in the root of my web-server. Instead it is downloading the json file.

So what do i need to do to save the project on the server?

I will actually only ever work in one project so i don't even need the option to load other files.
Kind regards
Alkis

@alkis01 unfortunately, to save/load to/from the server, you need to implement the functionality yourself, because this project only have the client side code.

Regards,

Martinus