4/18/07
David:
Is there any update on the current ability or potential for future
functionality to use numbered markers for maps in Exhibit. This
feature would make the maps much more functional for end users by
making it easier for people to identify which markers are associated
with which items. Thank you.
--
David Cohen
On Dec 12, 2006, at 10:56 PM, David Huynh wrote:
Brad Clements wrote:
[snip]
However here's what I've done.
1. I received a microsoft-works .wdb file with 438 contacts. Each
contact has
name, address, city, zip, food basket size and telephone number.
2. I converted this file to .csv
3. I wrote a Python script that uses geopy to geocode the
addresses, and
simplejson to write out the .js file
You know you can get Exhibit to automate geocoding, too, right?...
http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit/Map_View
4. My .html file is shown below.
The things I need to do are:
1. customize the Tile view to show only a few elements from each
item.
Look at the source code of
http://simile.mit.edu/exhibit/examples/presidents/presidents.html
and search for
ex:role="exhibit-lens"
That specifies the lens template in the tile view. It's outside the
tile view and is actually used anywhere where an item needs to be
rendered but there's no specialized lens template.
2. default to "non selected" when first loading the page so that
no items are
shown.
Not sure what you meant...
3. in the map view, I would like to put a number into each marker,
and also put
the number and some basic information about that item in the
legend below the
map.
Unfortunately that's not possible at the moment. How badly do you
need that?
Dvid
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