Scott,

Thanks for the quick response!

It seems simple enough, but it's not working. Is there a specific location
that I need to place the coordinator id?

I'm wondering if, through all my revisions, I might have some misplaced code
or remnants of older code that is throwing a wrench into things.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

MD

-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Scott Longberry
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 10:58 AM
To: General List
Subject: Re: Odd Exhibit Behavior in IE7

Hi MD,

I can't help with the IE behavior you are seeing but I should be able  
to point you in the right direction for the other part of your post...
>
> Also related to this, I would like to coordinate the event bubbles  
> similar to the US Presidents Exhibit in the online Exhibit examples.  
> What I mean by that is that when I click on a timeline event, the  
> bubble pops up for it on the timeline and on the map simultaneously  
> (and vice-versa).
>

What you are looking for are coordinators. You can read about them  
here http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit/2.0/Coordinators but the  
general gist is that you put one in your page like this:

  <div ex:role="coordinator" id="coordinator-a" ></div>

and then, in each view that you want to tie together, you reference it:


<div    ex:role="view"
                ex:center="30,0"
        ex:zoom="2"
        ex:viewClass="Map"
        ex:mapHeight="450"
        ex:latlng=".addressLatLng"
        ex:colorKey=".type"
        ex:selectCoordinator="coordinator-a">
</div>

<div    ex:role="exhibit-view"
                ex:timelineConstructor="myTimelineConstructor"
        ex:viewClass="Exhibit.TimelineView"
        ex:start=".start"
        ex:end=".end"
        ex:bubbleWidth="500"
        ex:bubbleHeight="300"
        ex:label="View As Timeline"
        ex:topBandIntervalPixels="70"
                ex:bottomBandIntervalPixels="80"
                ex:marker=".type"
                ex:configuration="timelineConfig"
ex:selectCoordinator="coordinator-a">
</div>

will tie your timeline and map views together.

Nice page, by the way, good luck with it!

Scott





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