Hi, thanks for your response.
> > - I don't really understand what the "exhibit-control-panel" is or > > does. I don't see any difference if i have it in my html or not. So > > why use it? > > > It doesn't do anything right now. :-) We were planning to put something > in it in the future. But that might not happen. Ah, ok! > You can use this in your lens template > <span ex:control="item-link"></span> That does the trick, thanks! Now i wonder how i could show the "copy"-button for each item. I tried using <div ex:control="copy-link"></div> but ... yes, you guess it ;-) > Watch out-- Exhibit is case-sensitive: "ex:showall" should be "ex:showAll". Now it works. > I see... you need to assign them different IDs, e.g., > When an item doesn't have an ID explicitly specified in the data file, > its ID is the same as its label. Now this works too. Thanks again. > I see my auto-magic layout doesn't work... You can have total control of > the time line--see this wiki page and this email thread > http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit/Timeline_View > http://simile.mit.edu/mail/BrowseList?listName=General&by=thread&from=9981 Ahhh, as i'm no javascript guru i don't really understand how those functions and variables work together to show a timeline. So i did it the easiest way: I copied the code from Johan (http://simile.mit.edu/mail/ReadMsg?listName=General&msgId=13678) and tested it with my exhibit. Well, it happens ... nothing. No errors, but also no change to the output. Maybe someone could look at my code and say what i'm doing wrong? BTW: In the examples all the timelines look like i want them to be on my exhibit too. They use the static/stable version of the exhibit-script so i tried to switch to that too. If i do so, i get the message that i don't have the "exhibit-browse-panel" defined, although it is still there. So i'm still using the on-the-edge-version again. GH. _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
