Mike yea that is exactly what I am using--example 6. I already tweaked it and fixed the timeline to suit my needs (basically rounded off the numbers based on the current time ) and the rowset on the left i have populating with the channels. What i did was count the channel IDs and used that for the count of rows. The only problem I see (other than changing some of the methods and the timestamps are almost all based on milliseconds), is assigning the programs in the main to the proper rows. What I am doing wiht my XML return is including the channel ID for the programs and I envision assigning the program listings to their proper rows by matching the Channel ID (so, channel 5 is row 5 and the program has the channel ID passed so it points to row 5) but again, the problem is WHERE is the AS does the schedule say the Y axis is each day (instead of each channel). does that make sense?
thanks for your help you guys, Im banging my head against the monitor. --- In [email protected], Michael Wills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It looks like it is possible, if you are using FlexLib. Take a look at > the examples, specifically example 6. > > http://flexlib.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/SchedulingFramework/ScheduleViewer6_Sample.swf > > Source at: > > http://flexlib.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/SchedulingFramework/ScheduleViewer6_Sample.mxml > > Is that what you are looking for? > > Corey Smaller wrote: > > > > Hi y'all, I am new here but been coding flex for a while > > My question to the group: > > I am using the Google Scheduling Framework to build a channel selector > > not unlike the guide you see on your cable lineup, Tivo, etc. > > basically the X axis (timeline) is the time starting on the current > > time rounded off to either the 00 or the 30 and the Y axis is the > > channel listings. The problem I am having is the Y axis is dependent > > on the scheduling timeline- ie- if the entry being created is for > > tomorrow it puts it on the next row, 2 days out on the third row etc. > > > > What I want is each row to be based on the channel (channel ID > > probably) and NOT the timeline. so, if I create a program that starts > > at 7PM for channel 5 (id=5) I want it to be on the 5th row. I cannot > > find the controller in the AS files that I can change to make the row > > dependent on channel ID and NOT the scheduled time. I hope this is > > clear. Does anyone know where to find this or can offer some help? any > > would be appreciated! > > thanks so much!! > > > > Corey Smaller > > > > >
