Erez Boym wrote: > Hi David > > >> I mean, which web browser do you use? IE7, IE8, Firefox 2, Firefox 3, >> Opera, Safari, ...? >> > In my case TimeLine is not running in a "browser" it is running inside a > Yahoo Widget window. The Yahoo Widget is using it's own browser which I > believe to be based on what you have installed on your machine. In my case > it's IE6 (I try not to install bugs (IE7) on my personal machine ;-) ). I did > not try it on my Linux box which uses Firefox 2, Yahoo widgets did not make a > Linux version yet. I tried to find that out in their documentation but they > did not document that or at least I did not manage to find that out. > Oh! I get it now. Sorry, for some reason I thought "Yahoo Widget" as "Yahoo UI toolkit". I have not tested Timeline in Yahoo Widget at all, nor have I heard anyone else has done that. You're the first.
> I'll try to set it up in a browser and see what happens then. > >> The usual strategy is to start out with a simple configuration (few >> bands, few events, etc.) and then add more things until it breaks. >> > Two Bands, 10 Events ..... thats all I have. I didn't load all the events. > > Up to now the chain of print()s and log()s are leading me to believe that > since I'm intercepting the onAddMany event and change the content of the > Event's <div> it interrupts something in the paint process. What I would have > expected is that once the paint event is triggered my changes would have > disappeared and I would need to do them again, but I'm starting to believe > that the changes disrupt the paint event more then what I had expected. > > Maybe the onAddMany is fired before the paint process is complete and then > when paint runs it finds <div>s in a format it did not expect .... so it mite > also me a timing problem ..... > Hmm, have you already downloaded the Timeline source code and modified it for debugging? Having a local copy of Timeline might make debugging easier. David _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
