The only way I know is using a different event source per band (like in the religion timeline). Could you put those attributes and generate an event source for each band from that data?
Best regards,
João Miguel Neves
Qui, 2007-05-17 às 12:47 +0100, Alan McMorran escreveu:
> Quick question, which is probably covered in the documentation but I'm
> just missing it. Is there a way to have events appear in only select
> bands on a timeline? The reason I ask is that I'm adding in some
> events that are in the millisecond range and while I want them to
> appear in the seconds band, they just clutter up the hours and days
> bands. I have other duration events which cover the entire life-span
> of the incident (it's for showing faults on an electrical network), so
> I'd like them to appear in the long-term view, but when you scroll to
> it, the individual events that caused the incident will be in the
> seconds and minutes bands.
>
>
> I figure there must be a way to add attributes to each event that
> denotes which band it should appear in, and if there is no current way
> I'll have a fiddle with the code. I just wondered if the functionality
> was there already or if anyone had figured out a nice elegant way of
> doing it (since anything I come up with will undoubtedly be just a
> hack!)
>
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Alan
>
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