Thanks David, that worked. i didn't realise that i can impose new
attributes into any element using the ex:{attribute name}-subcontent. :)
i asked before if i could have multiple lenses from a single exhibit view
- my use case is that for my table of information, typically there is only
a requirement of quickly browsing related informatin from that table
element - for example, the utilisation graphs from the previous lens
view specific router port. it would also be handy to display a
topology lens which would be accessible from the same table - as the
ajaxiness of the len would be quicker to access than rendering a new a new
page for it.
would it be possible to use the raw exhibit javascript functions to force
the another lens popup on a different table element?
also, is there a way to overload the sorting methods use for the table and
facet views? for example, we would like '3/10' to come after '3/9' rather
than after '3/1'.
thanks,
Yee.
On Sun, 29 Jul 2007, David Huynh wrote:
> I'm not 100% sure what you mean but here's how I might do it.
>
> Make just one copy of <script> inside <head>, don't put it in the lens
> template:
> <script>
> function changeGraphPeriods(select) {
> var period = select.value;
> var img = document.getElementById(select.getAttribute("image"));
> ...
> }
> </script>
>
> In the lens template:
>
> <select ex:image-subcontent="image-{{.graphUtil}}"
> onChange="changeGraphPeriods(this);">
> ...
> </select>
>
> <img ex:id-subcontent="image-{{.graphUtil}}" />
>
> David
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