Although the Filtering function in the JFK timeline example provides
stunning functionality, it's definitetely not a good blueprint to
derive your own filtering function. I'm still analizing the source
which is a mix-up of complex dynamic DOM creation, advanced Javascript
Event handling and
Hello,
I've noticed that there are some words and sentenced in the
javascript, like 'Working' and 'Failed to derive URL prefix for Simile
Exhibit API code files' in exhibit api. It would be nice if those
could be in a language file, so they can be translated as well. (which
I am willing to do
Hi all,
I'm having an annoying problem an Exhibit.
I have one Exhibit (http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~nsi/example-fb.html) that
works fine.
Another Exhibit (http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~nsi/mm-example-fb.html) which is
almost identical, but uses different data, works OK except it does not
display
If you want to filter your events easily you might want to luck at
exhibit which supports filtering natively. http://simile.mit.edu/exhiit
jqueryui-vienna wrote:
the event object should be enhanced to store custom properties (e.g.
editor/submitter of the event, event category etc). Currently,
Finally I figured out a simple timeline filtering function, which
would make a nice addition to the GettingStarted-Tutorial.
Note that the source code omits some necessary parts (e.g. loading
JSON/XML EventSource), so it won't work out of the box.
Anyhow the comments ease the understanding of
Any thoughts on why the below is not working and will it work with a
Tabular view?
On Jan 13, 8:48 am, Steve smartin...@gmail.com wrote:
Eric,
Thanks I started down this road, but can't seem to get it to
work...here is my colorcoder
div ex:role=coder ex:coderClass=Icon id=health-icons
Wow, that's really nice David :-) Can we look forward to seeing that
in Exhibit?
A couple things I noticed (could be user error):
1. Only the top (new) timeline rendered events. I interpreted your
comments to mean we'd see the old rendering in the other timelines.
2. For Avery Rockefeller (and
You should also try Exhibit if you want fancy filtering features:
http://simile.mit.edu/exhibit/
David
jqueryui-vienna wrote:
Finally I figured out a simple timeline filtering function, which
would make a nice addition to the GettingStarted-Tutorial.
Note that the source code omits some
Marko wrote:
Hello,
I've noticed that there are some words and sentenced in the
javascript, like 'Working' and 'Failed to derive URL prefix for Simile
Exhibit API code files' in exhibit api. It would be nice if those
could be in a language file, so they can be translated as well. (which
I
David,
I was actually trying to use an icon coder (perhaps I do not understand what
one is), but what I wanted to do was the below, and it was suggested that I
use an icon coder?
I have a value of 1, 2, or 3 that I read it from my json data
(.phealth) and I want to display a colored ball based
mleden wrote:
Wow, that's really nice David :-) Can we look forward to seeing that
in Exhibit?
If you want to try it early, then you can just link to the file
http://people.csail.mit.edu/dfhuynh/misc/compact-painter/compact-painter.js
after you include the time extension for Exhibit.
Jon Crump wrote:
David,
Great work. It's wonderful that you're still working on this!
Hi Jon,
Freebase has a lot of temporal data with pretty images... :-)
On Tue, 13 Jan 2009, David Huynh wrote:
- Images of different events can be of different sizes (compare John D.
Rockefeller,
Here's an example
http://simile.mit.edu/axo/Disasters
although its HTML source will be hard to read.
An icon coder maps a string to an icon URL. In the above example, it
maps Earthquake to
http://www.americanfamilysafety.com/media/be-ready-library/icons/icon-earthquakes.gif
There is
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