Thanks David.  I thought "01 Mar 1956" was an allowed method for date
input.  the fixed width is going to be changed to a fluid width as
well.  As it's a little large on my little laptop as well. :)

Derek Kinsman
The Idea Company

New Media Designer

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David Karger wrote:
> well, first i should worn that the fixed-width formatting doesn't work 
> so well on my little laptop. 
>
> as for the bug, I think your dates (more precisely "date-start") are 
> formatted improperly in the json file.  when I replaced the integers 
> making up those dates with properly formatted "1956-03-01" type dates 
> the timeline worked.
>
> derek | idea company wrote:
>   
>> Yes, improper formating seems to have been the culprit mostly.  Thanks 
>> David.  It fixed the details view, however it still errors for the 
>> timeline view.  Time permitting would it be possible for you to take a 
>> look at http://designr.sheridanc.on.ca/projects.php
>>
>> If you could that would be greatly appreciated.  I have another 
>> timeline/exhibit question but it escapes me now.  And I think I'll 
>> wait until I can get it working before asking more, potentially silly 
>> questions.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Derek
>> Derek Kinsman
>> The Idea Company
>>
>> New Media Designer
>>
>> http://www.ideacompany.ca/
>> http://boring.ambitiouslemon.com/
>> 1.416.371.5652
>>
>>
>> David Karger wrote:
>>     
>>> I encountered this behavior when I copied an exhibit using the 
>>> "file..save" menu option on an exhibit (which saved a postprocessed 
>>> version of the page) instead of downloading the file directly.  The 
>>> effect was caused by the browser briefly showing the data which had 
>>> _previously_ been rendered into the page using exhibit, then invoking 
>>> the javascript that was supposed to run the exhibit, which broke because 
>>> (my local copy of) the page had its lenses and views rewritten during 
>>> the original visualization so they no longer worked.
>>>
>>>
>>> derek | idea company wrote:
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> Hi David,
>>>> So I know a question like this is gonna bring you back to when Exhibit
>>>> was first built, but I'm having a really dumb problem and I think I need
>>>> a fresh set of eyes.  For the sake of the project I'm working on, I'm
>>>> using
>>>> http://simile.mit.edu/repository/exhibit/tags/1.0.pre-ui-split/src/webapp/api/exhibit-api.js?views=timeline
>>>> .  For some reason my details view will load and then disappear and get
>>>> stuck in a loading loop.  And my timeline won't load at all.  I'm not
>>>> entirely sure why it doesn't load, so I thought I'd ask here.  Perhaps
>>>> it has something to do with the 1.0 pre ui split branch.  I haven't had
>>>> the time to move it to the 2.0 branch but that's something I'm aiming for.
>>>>
>>>>   
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