Kimberly Aimee Alvarado wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I found the functions fillDescription, fillTime, and fillInfoBubble at
> the bottom of that script. Now how do I override them? Where do I
> go? Do I need to house the manipulated code locally? Thank you very
> much.
>
You can add your own code after you include timeline-api.js and write
something like this:
Timeline.DefaultEventSource.Event.prototype.fillDescription =
function(elmt) {
...
};
David
>
>> Message: 4
>> Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2007 23:19:20 -0400
>> From: David Huynh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: Re: Formatting the content within a bubble
>> To: General List <[email protected]>
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>> Michael,
>>
>> I presume you meant for Timeline... Take a look at the bottom of this file:
>>
>> http://simile.mit.edu/timeline/api/scripts/sources.js
>>
>> You need to override those functions fillDescription, fillTime, and
>> fillInfoBubble as needed.
>>
>> David
>>
>> Michael Crawford wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I've been searching for a way to change the layout of the content
>>> within a bubble.
>>> For instance, I'd like to display the date as F j, Y (in php date
>>> terms) and move it to below the title.
>>> Once I get this, I'm sure we will want to change more.
>>> Can anyone point me to how to do this?
>>> Thanks much in advance.
>>>
>>> regards,
>>> michael
>>>
>>>
>>> Michael Crawford
>>> Rock River Star
>>> internet development and consulting
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>> Message: 5
>> Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2007 21:56:33 -0700
>> From: "Scott Morrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: Re: Loading large datasets into Longwell.
>> To: "General List" <[email protected]>
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>>> Please let us know the good the bad and the ugly as feedback from the
>>> field is very valuable to use (you know, when you stare at something for
>>> too long you get a little blind so we are not as good at improving it at
>>> this point).
>>>
>> So far I've only done one experiment with a largish data set (all RDF
>> generated from the arXiv's OAI export, scraped from arXiv article
>> index.html pages, or from citebase's OAI export). A great strength of
>> faceted browsing for those generating RDF metadata from other sources
>> is that it's often easy and painless to find unexpected problems with
>> your metadata. For example, I discovered lots of problems with my
>> parsing of comma separated fields into separate RDF statements, and
>> also found some strange bugs with reduplicated data coming from the
>> aXiv.
>>
>> My biggest piece of feedback so far would really be that you need some
>> better documentation! Nothing is too hard once you've poked around a
>> bit, but since it is in principle so easy to get up and going, it
>> would be nice to have sufficient instructions to do so. (Things like:
>> it's using sesame for the rdf store, which files contain the rdf store
>> configuration, that it's useing lucene, where lucene stores it data,
>> etc, would all be great on the website. Also I'm still having trouble
>> understanding how Longwell 'names' nodes; I can't seem to get it to
>> use foaf:names, for example. There's an email indexed on google
>> somewhere about this, but nothing else.) It's a far more polished
>> program than you'd ever guess from the documentation. Perhaps one of
>> the dangers of programs produced in academia -- too little incentive
>> to hang around for the boring documentation part of the work! (I say
>> this from a position of considerably deeper culpability than whoever
>> worked on Longwell ...)
>>
>> Scott
>>
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