Hi David,
Yes, you're quite right. I've been doing preliminary development locally,
but I've now put up an early draft
here: http://neolography.com/staging/OACCtesting/test2.html
As you'll see, things are now working as expected, and by mainly trial and
error, I'm beginning to get the hang of
George, I believe exhibit 3 will generally work fine if you put the
script tag in the body, although there may be exceptions. If it fails,
put up an example and let me know.
Also, the "?bundle=false" part of the script tag prevents exhibit from
loading its optimized bundle, so the page will
I don't know why my `data-ex-src-content` code works. It has been too long
for me to remember and I didn't understand it all even back when I was
working on it. Maybe David knows if something was fixed or changed between
the versions.
George Adams
On Sat, Jan 7, 2017 at 3:30 PM, Jon Crump
David,
Many thanks for your reply. As is often the case, I was creating problems
where there were none. The url I constructed successfully drew the data
from my spreadsheet. The js object for the data in the webpage seemed
complex and opaque, but no matter. Addressing it in the traditional way
Jon, do you need to access stuff at the api level for some reason?
Because exhibit will automatically import and display data that you
access using the gsheets urls generated by that page I sent you.
On 1/4/2017 7:08 PM, Jon Crump wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for responding so swiftly. Yes,
Not sure this will help.
http://www.hayriverti.org/local-directory-map
This is a Google spreadsheet as a backend with exhibit 3.1.1
The map is in an iframe which is a custom Google widget. The widget has no
access to the so the exhibit code is loaded with JS at the end.
To view the source right
Hi David,
Thanks for responding so swiftly. Yes, based on my experience with Ex2, I
had gotten as far as constructing a json-p url, and it returns a gdata.io.
handleScriptLoaded() function which wraps a json object which I've pretty
printed below. (the toy spreadsheet is here
Jon, google made it much more mysterious to get json feeds from their
spreadsheets. We built a little form to help; let me know if this
solves your problem:
http://projects.csail.mit.edu/exhibit/googleJSON/
On 01/04/2017 03:23 PM, Jon Crump wrote:
Dear all,
I'm returning to Exhibit after
Dear all,
I'm returning to Exhibit after long hiatus, and I'm trying to get my head
around Exhibit3. Are there any examples out there of bare-bones Exhibit
demo drawing data from a Google spreadsheet?
I've got a link:
