Michael McDougall wrote:
> I'm using Timeline to show the activity on my company's internal Wiki,
> Bugzilla and Subversion. Little activity takes place at night (say,
> between 10pm and 6am), so I'd like to shrink the space dedicated for
> those hours. My event source data is generated dynamically (via XSL
> scripts) but my Timeline HTML page is static.
>
> The tutorial at
> http://simile.mit.edu/timeline/docs/create-timelines.html
> shows how to set zones where the timeline is scaled differently.
> However, I could only find examples where the zones are hardcoded with
> specific start/end times.
>
> Is it possible to have Timeline scale down the hours from 10pm - 6am
> *every* night?
>
It's not possible with the "ethers" provided, but you can write your
own. There's a little bit of documentation on ethers here:
http://simile.mit.edu/timeline/docs/ethers.html
and the default implementations are here:
http://simile.mit.edu/timeline/api/scripts/ethers.js
I suppose you want to compress weekends, too. It'd be nice to have such
a configurable ether that other people can use. Let me know if you need
further help with programming it.
David
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