Hi John,
John Ossenfort wrote:
> I am trying to work with events on a Timeline that occur in the millisecond
> range, but have had several problems. First of all, I have found what I
> *think* is a bug in the scrolling/syncing of the millisecond band. I have
> created 4 bands: hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds. When I "grab" the
> millisecond band and begin scrolling to the right (into the future) it works
> fine, but when I scroll to the left (back in time), the "seconds" band moves
> much faster than it should and the two bands are no longer in sync. This is
> evident with or without events loaded. I have posted the code below in hopes
> that it is actually my mistake and someone can catch it!
>
That is indeed a bug and thanks for pointing it out! I have not been
able to track it down yet. I'll let you know when I fix it.
> My second problem is that I am unable to load events into the Timeline with
> the precision of milliseconds. The 'start' tag will accept dates/times in
> the format "Aug 01 2007 00:00:00 GMT", but I want to add an event that starts
> at (for example): "Jul 04 2007 05:32:50.130 GMT". I imagine this is somehow
> possible, but haven't found a clear answer in the forums yet. I apologize in
> advance, but I am fairly new at programming, so please keep that in mind if
> you respond!
>
You can use the ISO 8601 date/time format to do this:
<data date-time-format="iso8601">
<event start="2007-07-04T05:32:50.130Z" ...>...</event>
...
</data>
David
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