www.getorgchart.com GetOrgChart version 2.5.0 Installation: In your html document between the head tags include the following code, and then GetOrgChart will be installed:
Dependencies: jQuery
Send us an email if you need assistance email: support@getorgchart.com
License: http://getorgchart/home/eula
Release Notes 2.5.2 1. Fixed expand collapse in IE and Edge
Release Notes 2.5.1 1. insertNodeEvent now you can set default node data
Release Notes 2.5.0 1. Drag&Drop 2. Fixed an issue with Edge expand collapse, move
Release Notes 2.4.91 1. Mixed hierarchy, only the last children will be in vertical hierarchy
Release Notes 2.4.9 1. New option: separationMixedHierarchyNodes
Release Notes 2.4.8 1. If the second parent node is a neighbor to the node change the link connection start and end points
Release Notes 2.4.7 1. Removed console.log
Release Notes 2.4.6 1. Mixed Hierarchy Order
Release Notes 2.4.5 1. Fixed an issue witd load from HTML table and second parent relation column
Release Notes 2.4.4 1. Fixed export to image with no image box
Release Notes 2.4.3 1. Fixed second parent relation 2. Fixed export to image
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