My work on the timeline is to get it up to modern jQuery coding standards
in order to reduce the total size of the timeline codebase. I also want to
make the bubble info optional so that another type of bubble can be used.
For example, I am using the timeline in a twitter bootstrap theme and
Using the version I created that contains the entire timeline in one JS
will solve your issue.
https://github.com/kusog/timeline
On Saturday, October 26, 2013 9:35:10 PM UTC-4, paul chubb wrote:
One thing that is not documented is how to get the js libraries to load
over SSL. This is more
You can create one event source and band in the timeline per person.
Typically the examples create one band and one event source and show all
events in the one band, but there is nothing stopping you from creating one
band per person and having them stacked, which each person getting their
In my updated version of timeline at https://github.com/kusog/timeline I
have changed the bubble so that it just shows a description which is HTML.
When I want to show links I add them into the description myself. That
way I can show buttons like this:
Also, I added a bubble title option so that the title shown in the
bubble can be different from what is shown in the timeline.
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If you write your code to first use $.ajax and manually manage the expected
data type, you can get around the mime-type issue that can come up from
loading from local file system.
On Tuesday, October 15, 2013 3:38:05 PM UTC-4, Devon Young wrote:
I'm trying to get a timeline working, using the
When you setup the web server to return the xml, either from a static file
or dynamically generated, you can send down http header info too, including
detailed caching info. You can say to cache the xml results for the
session only. There are a variety of headers like expires and
back into our codebase? (Ideally without requiring a complete
rewrite).
Thanks a lot for all your work on this!
Ted Benson
On Sunday, July 7, 2013 8:47:33 PM UTC-4, Matt Denman wrote:
I started using timeline a while ago and dug in deep. I love
the widget
a complete rewrite).
Thanks a lot for all your work on this!
Ted Benson
On Sunday, July 7, 2013 8:47:33 PM UTC-4, Matt Denman wrote:
I started using timeline a while ago and dug in deep. I love the widget,
but I really disliked the way it was loading the javascript and how its
script block
I did it. You can get that version of the code at
https://github.com/kusog/timeline
You can see it running at http://timeline.kusog.org
On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 6:49 PM, Jeff Roehl jroe...@yahoo.com wrote:
I remember reading somebodies post here about re-writing or re-factoring
the Simile
For standard icons like green-circle.png, the event element should have
icon=green-circle.png without any pathing info. The plugin will worry
about where such icons are. If you want to provide a custom icon, you
should provide a path that starts with / and is to resource on your site
that will
I've pushed out my entire timeline development project on github -
http://github.com/kusog/timeline.
It comes included within a VS2012 MVC project, but the JS can be taken and
used in anything as it has no dependency on .NET or MVC. The MVC project
is just my test bed, plus it provides the
I updated the http://timeline.kusog.org monet demo timeline code to fix a
double click bug, plus added support for bubbleTitle attribute on event,
which if specified will override the title attribute for the bubble title.
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:50 UTC-4, Matt Denman wrote:
I think I am doing something like what you say now. I have a view where
I show events for several people mixed together. That is the composite
view. However, I can drill down to just the details for one person.
I do that by making a separate UI that allows me
I've put another drop out of my updated timeline on
http://timeline.kusog.org that fixes a resizing issue.
I did some testing using the Average load time tester between
http://timeline.kusog.org and
http://www.simile-widgets.org/timeline/examples/monet/monet.html and my
streamlined version
I think I am doing something like what you say now. I have a view where I
show events for several people mixed together. That is the composite view.
However, I can drill down to just the details for one person.
I do that by making a separate UI that allows me to filter out the other
people.
An example could be showing a list of wars on the timeline. WW2 would be
just one event on the timeline. If someone clicked on WW2, the timeline
would change to show the events within WW2 only.
If that is what you mean, you'll need to handle the click of the event,
query for your child
I am doing something similar with WordPress and Gravity forms (
http://www.gravityforms.com/). I am working on a plugin for wordpress that
will let you embed a timeline into a wordpress page and then configure it
to use content from the form responses and posts in the site. This way the
data
On Tuesday, 9 July 2013 16:14:37 UTC+1, Matt Denman wrote:
There is only one demo of the compact layout, which has lots of broken
image links and some interesting weekday background color highlighting, but
otherwise doesn't seem to do much different from the original layout. I
built a demo
those events happened and you had to scroll
vertically to see it all. The compact view supports that types of vertical
scrolling.
On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Matt Denman mattfromgeorgia2...@gmail.com
wrote:
That example is much different than the one shown in the timeline examples
page
Well, on my Dell 30 monitor, I wouldn't have to scroll vertically to see
24 time slots for the day zoom in compact view.
On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 11:06 AM, Matt Denman mattfromgeorgia2...@gmail.com
wrote:
That example would be fantastic to have another label on the left for the
other time
coming up once it has, one simply needs to
scroll a little bit, then select a bubble node. No soft keyboard until
after a touch in the background again.
This is much better! Once again, nice work!
On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 7:37:02 PM UTC-5, Matt Denman wrote:
I have updated http
When I test http://simile-widgets.org/timeline/examples/monet/monet.html I
cannot swipe or use two finger gesture. When I use http://timeline.kusog.org I
can swipe with one finger and the timeline will scroll. I added new code to
support gestures on tablet and phone. The original code has no
I understand now. You're not using a tablet you're using Mac laptop with track
pad. I don't have Mac so can't test that. However, for iPad and iPhone the
original code didn't support touch but my version has touch support.
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There is only one demo of the compact layout, which has lots of broken
image links and some interesting weekday background color highlighting, but
otherwise doesn't seem to do much different from the original layout. I
built a demo and what it appears to do is allow the events to scroll when
The code includes a detailed layout, but when I try it, the layout looks
confusing. Perhaps it was designed to show certain types of data, but when
switching the Monet data to the detailed layout the timeline looks bad.
As my other thread about revisiting timeline indicated, I am trying to
I've updated the http://timeline.kusog.org demo with my latest efforts,
which removed the detailed and compact painters and more unused code. The
results are now that the minified file is 111kb and the gzipped filed is
32kb. This is significantly smaller than the original code base, plus all
Another thing I have done is remove the concept of wiki link and showing
the date of the event in the bubble window. Right now the code just shows
title, description and image. I'm going to make the bubble more robust
with how content can be generated for it, which will allow the page to
I notice that when I drag on the timeline in
http://www.simile-widgets.org/timeline/examples/monet/monet.html that if
you move the mouse out of the band that you were dragging in, it will
cancel the drag. This can be a bad user experience when the band is narrow
and it is easy to drag out of
I also noticed that when you drag in the original demo, that if you drag
over event text, the event text gets highlighted. I don't see that in my
demo.
Does anyone here see any issues with my new drag implementation?
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along and the the whole timeline seemingly gets Select All
or CTRL+A and turns blueish.
This is actually hard to explain.
Thanks
Jeff Roehl
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(818) 912-7530
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, 2013 11:13:47 AM UTC-5, Matt Denman wrote:
I've updated the http://timeline.kusog.org demo with my latest efforts,
which removed the detailed and compact painters and more unused code. The
results are now that the minified file is 111kb and the gzipped filed is
32kb. This is significantly
and I agree that the plug-in approach is the way to go for the
kind of effort you are talking about...
On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 4:16:53 PM UTC-5, Matt Denman wrote:
I've been playing with some canvas code I have inside of timeline, inside
a div layer either under or over the events layer
the timeline in your example, I am able to scroll about without the
above gymnastics. The only thing I notice is that I still get the soft
keyboard every time I select a bubble node...
Good stuff!
On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 11:13:47 AM UTC-5, Matt Denman wrote:
I've updated the http
I setup http://timeline.kusog.org to run the monet demo if you want to see
the new code in action without dealing with the zip.
Note about the zip sent out earlier. I changed it to use the latest
jquery, but it breaks the double click to scroll. If you change the jquery
to something like
getting a different font than the original; one result is that
(on my firefox) the word birth doesn't fit in its band and is getting
cut off. Is this intentional?
On 7/8/2013 11:37 PM, Matt Denman wrote:
I setup http://timeline.kusog.org to run the monet demo if you want to
see the new code
You are right. In my haste with a change to use jquery event handling, my
touch methods were not fully updated. I've updated the timeline.kusog.org
demo site and verified the touch is working with my ipad.
On Monday, July 8, 2013 4:54:27 PM UTC-4, Jörn Clausen wrote:
On Mac OS X 10.7,
I will say the only touch support I've added to date is the ability to drag
left/right with finder. The double finger gesture you mentioned isn't
something I worked with and it appears to work, but not as I would expect.
On Monday, July 8, 2013 5:16:58 PM UTC-4, Matt Denman wrote:
You
On Sunday, July 7, 2013 8:47:33 PM UTC-4, Matt Denman wrote:
I started using timeline a while ago and dug in deep. I love the widget,
but I really disliked the way it was loading the javascript and how its
script block needed to be in the head section. I tore out the timeline
code from
Once I get the code structure in place, my next move is to make the bubble
window support making a callback to get the details to be displayed rather
than needing to send them down in the original data. This can be done now
by hand, but I'd like to make it formalized. I also don't like how
My take is that if the app has an about app page, all notices about the
various components can appear in that. I think its bad form for each
widget to have a graphic notice on their display that is always visible.
I've removed the graphic from the timeline, but have a notice about it in
a
I started using timeline a while ago and dug in deep. I love the widget,
but I really disliked the way it was loading the javascript and how its
script block needed to be in the head section. I tore out the timeline
code from the overall Simile project and removed much of the base code that
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