Well, the good news is that what you're wanting to do is possible. The
bad news is that you'll have to do some rewriting of the JS file to
get it done.
What you need to do is download the gfdynamicfeedcontrol.js file and
find in it the line reading as below:
GFdynamicFeedControl.prototype.createListEntries_ =
function(resultIndex, node) {
A couple of lines below that, there's a line reading
this.feedControl.createHtml(entries[i]); This is the line where the
elements that will be displayed with contentSnippet (i.e., the
previews that flash by in the vertical/stacked configuration) are
generated. If you want to display the complete content of the item
there, you will have to modify this line to point to a function (which
you will have to add to the file) which will accept as an argument an
entry object, utilize DOM methods (e.g., document.createElement,
element.appendChild) to build the html node you want, and make the
newly-created node the entry's .html property.
The lines below this, down to the line reading
node.appendChild(listEntry), generate the links which are displayed in
list format or flashed in vertical/stacked mode or flashed across in
horizontal mode. If you're wanting to display the complete content
there, you'll need to do something similar to what I described above,
replacing these lines with your own code that generates the node that
you want to use.
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On Sep 2, 2009, at 11:33 PM, jc wrote:
>
> I am trying to do something quick and dirty to use the dynamic feed
> control to display the full content of the selected entry rather than
> just the contentSnippet.
>
> What is the simplest way to do this? (I am hoping there is a CSS
> class or an option I missed that will magically make it appear). It
> looks like I either need to do a transitionCallback and use CSS to
> turn off the existing selected entry display.
>
> Thanks for any help or suggestions,
>
> John
>
> >
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