Thanks for your help as ever, David. To put to bed my original question,
there's not an easy way to set facet filters from URL queries in Exhibit 3,
then? I know about setting data-ex-query-param-name="foo" on a facet of
data-ex-facet-class="TextSearch" to allow you to query 'bar' with
Basically, my question is the Exhibit 3 equivalent of these (much) older
questions:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/simile-widgets/query-param-name/simile-widgets/ui__L9njmlY/00vSEHZxU4MJ
I don't think that syntax has been preserved.If I had to do it, I'd
take the following approach: write some javascript to read and parse the
arguments from the url and then modify the facet tags in the html,
adding the data-ex-selection attribute that allows you to specify the
initial values
Aha! Thanks, this gives me something to go on – what you describe is
basically what I'm attempting to do now (I think), but I hadn't thought to
do it before loading Exhibit…
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Exhibit is not designed for realtime updates. It fetches its data once,
and never interacts with a server again. dataload.exhibit is only
twittered once, because data is never loaded again. ditto for
exhibit.configured.itemsChanged and facetUpdated does get triggered
each time you change a
Thanks David. I can see why calling twttr.widgets.load(); on data
load.exhibit won't work after the initial load. Oddly (to my limited
understanding), I can put twttr.widgets.load(); inside of
onAfterViewPanelSwitch.exhibit:
jQuery(document).on("onAfterViewPanelSwitch.exhibit", function(evt) {
The new version of exhibit has a bookmark export functionality that
encodes the state of a query. Look for this icon on the page and click
it; it will give you a messy string that will open the exhibit with a
specific facet state.
On 10/29/2015 10:04 PM, Tully Hansen wrote:
> Related to a
I want embedded tweets to show in my Exhibit 3, see table facet in demo
here: http://tullyhansen.github.io/botDB/nobel3ed.html – I would like to
know where I should call Twitter's twttr.widgets.load(); such that any
change in Exhibit data display (including filtering via facet
Related to a previous post, but I've done enough dabbling to better
formulate a question. At http://tullyhansen.github.io/botDB/nobel3ed.html,
I have cobbled together (c/- answers here and random StackExchange posts)
some sort-of working facet filtering based on parameters from URL query
