Neil Ireson wrote:
> [snip]
>
>> ex:abbreviatedCount="50"
>>
>
> I am using this approach already. I have tried to remove the grouping option
> widget from the display to prevent user selecting this and having to wait a
> while for the rendering of all the items but without success (I am not at all
> familiar with Javascript).
You could add this CSS rule
span.exhibit-collectionView-header-groupControl {
display: none;
}
> Also this method does not work for tabular views.
>
That's correct at this moment, unfortunately.
> [snip]
> PS One thing I did like about the Longwell approach is that it used RDF
> (RDFS, OWL, N3) data, especially the fact it uses the Sesame code (another
> fine OpenSource project). I was wondering why the move from RDF to JSON in
> Exhibit? Also in the future super Exhibit-Server approach is there any vague
> intention of making this available as a front end to Sesame which would, I
> think, be a killer application.
>
You actually can load RDF/XML files into Exhibit, e.g.,
http://people.csail.mit.edu/dfhuynh/projects/data-theft/data-theft.html
even bibtex files, e.g.,
http://people.csail.mit.edu/dfhuynh/projects/data-theft/data-theft-bibtex.html
or bibtex from Wibbit, e.g.,
http://people.csail.mit.edu/dfhuynh/projects/data-theft/bibtex-from-wiki.html
We'll surely support RDF in the exhibit/longwell hybrid.
David
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