Erez Boym wrote: > Hi David > >> Are you testing in IE on Windows? (I have never actually seen Timeline > crash a browser completely.) > > I think that Yahoo widgets are using IE. > I mean, which web browser do you use? IE7, IE8, Firefox 2, Firefox 3, Opera, Safari, ...?
> I'm not shore where exactly it crashes I'm in the process of print()ing and > log()ing to try to find out what exactly is cousin the problem. I know that > it happens in two places: when TimeLine is repainting the bands and when I > click an event. The paint crash happens in about 80% of the times and the > other happens in about 20% of the times. My guess is that it is related to > the way events are managed in TimeLine but I didn't pinpoint the problem yet. > The usual strategy is to start out with a simple configuration (few bands, few events, etc.) and then add more things until it breaks. Also, test in several browsers. > It's .. hmmm challenging to reverse engineer an undocumented object oriented > code ;-). I'm having fun ! but it is time consuming. A little like playing > chess against Garry Kasparov. > >> We're starting a transition that hopefully will encourage more open >> source contribution, which could yield better documentation. But >> unfortunately that will come too late for you. >> > I was thinking to add the ability to set the IDs of elements in TimeLine from > XML (Bands, Events ..). Do you accept code submissions from people which are > not part of your project ? How would one submit such code ? > We are hoping to make that patch submission process easier in the near future. Hope you'll stay around and help out. :-) David _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
