Here's one quick suggestion: build a hidden facet on the label or id or
some other field that is unique to each item. Write attach a bit of js
to the next button that updates the selection in that facet to the
value corresponding to the next item in the order (in which you would
like things to
Alex, I've stumbled across this old message, and wanted to mention to
you that we have made at least one effort that seems to meet your
inquiry, to extend exhibit with a syntax for data entry lenses that
let people submit data to google spreadsheets. You can find an example
here:
check out picker.mit.edu for an example of solving this problem. it can
load more courses on the fly.
thaiboxer wrote:
My 'library' exhibit is going to get a lot bigger soon i will need
to break it apart due to the amount of items need for unique
facets.
to setup the navigation i'm think
ozzy wrote:
I am just getting to grips with Exhibit, it is SO powerful !
Keep those compliments coming; it'll keep us working :)
We currently are developing a site at
http://www.visatimeline.com/my-visa-timeline/index.html
I have a few questions, and I have read as much of the
I don't know how to control the bubble but here are two answers.
Warf wrote:
I have been playing with Exhibit (which is awesome BTW), and am
curious about doing a couple different things in the bubble.
http://www3.telus.net/warfsworld/html/travel/travel_map.html
1) I have some pages which
On Dec 24, 10:51 am, David Karger kar...@mit.edu wrote:
Good luck.
By the way, I noticed that you have color coded your timeline entries,
presumably according to some categorization.
If you used exhibit (http://simile.mit.edu/exhibit) to wrap your
timeline, you would be able to offer
Depends what you mean by works.
the label is by default the property that identifies an item, and it
is often useful to use the same label in distinct places to refer to the
same item---eg, if you have a file of locations, and you create a
separate file of their geocoded latitudes and longitudes.
Ted, that's a really nice exhibit. Since you volunteered :), let me put
in my 2 cents on what would be nice to have.
Your idea, of having the order of a certain set of items specified
schematically as part of the data file, is on that I have suggested in
the past. I think it is a good one. I
the problem is that exhibit can't read any old json; it needs it in a
particular form where the name items is bound to an array of items.
You can write a little javascript converter to get the data in the right
form; exhibit will take care of fetching the data, will give it to your
converter,
I am sure my student peter, who is behind this site, would be happy to
get a collaborator, if you want to do that instead of repeating the work.
John Callahan wrote:
This is very close to what I was trying to do. Yes, I believe it will
help, ...or it may actually hurt. Now, after seeing the
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,
Ruby, you are welcome to use this list as the wibiters do read it.
Ruby Q wrote:
I'm simply trying to find the right place to ask questions about the
Wibbit Exhibit extension for Mediawiki. With the migration from MIT
to Google Code, things seem to be scattered about. My thanks to
anybody
that's because every item in an exhibit _must_ have a label. Make one
of your column headings label and things should work.
Marko wrote:
Hello,
I keep running into this message:
Item entry has no label and no id: {(beschrijving:[]}
I get it with all script-libraries and also with old
Eric, it's still being worked on. Scott Ostler (sbost...@gmail.com) can
mail you a working link.
David Huynh wrote:
neyric wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to try the books example but the link is broken. Is it
available on the svn ?
I'm also very interested in the following upcoming feature:
quick suggestion: your exhibit is showing the tags in raw form a(b).
Why not reformat them to look nice? e.g. type: tool; contains: books;
Peter wrote:
Hi Simile,
I've just completed a service that displays Delicious bookmarks within
an Exhibit. I do so by crowd-sourcing the classification
I don't think a guide exists. It would be great if you could add the
classes you find to a table in the documentation wiki to help the next
person.
Micky Hulse wrote:
Hi,
Is there any sort of guide on how to style all the elements?
Currently, I am using Firebug to get class names and then
I copied your exhibit and fixed the problem by swapping the order of
the included data files, on the theory that the schema file should get
the last chance to set the state of the system. I am guessing the
google spreadsheet reader is clearing something it shouldn't from the
schema. There is a
It's ok; you can use author and article as ID even if they appear
multiple times. First do the obvious thing, creating items for the
exhibit corresponding to the authors and articles (using author name as
id for the authors, and article title as id for the articles):
{type: Author, id: name of
Matthias, your description is pretty abstract. Can you give a more
concrete example of how this would be used? That might help us
understand if there is a way to accomplish what you want with the
current exhibit framework. For example, it is already possible to make
facets collapsible and have
Rasmus, I'm afraid there really isn't enough info in your email to make
a diagnosis. Putting up the source html would make it a lot easier. No
worries if it isn't deployable yet---it's just to let us see what you
are trying to do, not to evaluate how well you are doing it.
rasmack wrote:
Hi
One suggestion is to switch to exhibit, and add some facets that would
let you filter your events down to a more manageable number!
Tony wrote:
I have 62 events in a Google spreadsheet. Each event is 3 months long
and the entire span 12 months. The events stack up too high vertically
to fit
I'm not sure exactly how to do it, but I think it should be possible to
create a lens showing those items which contains a fragment of
javascript code telling the map/timeline to center on that item, e.g.
div ex:role=lens
a ex:onclick-content=javascript:myScrollTo({{.label}}) span
tiles view? If so, any hints as to render it and
invoke than lens?
On Mar 13, 12:04 pm, David Karger kar...@mit.edu wrote:
I'm not sure exactly how to do it, but I think it should be possible to
create a lens showing those items which contains a fragment of
javascript code telling
nicely, just without
the link functionality that I'm hoping for
div ex:role=view
div ex:role=lens
span ex:content=.label/span
/div
/div
On Mar 13, 12:41 pm, David Karger kar...@mit.edu wrote:
no, i just meant the default list-of-things view. This should make that
lens active
It's a hack, but you can do it by making two facets on the same
property. Exhibit will and between the selections on the two facets.
Luigi Spagnolo wrote:
Hello, I am new to Exhibit.
I ask you if there is a way to obtain an AND between values
belonging to the same facet.
Suppose that my
Another approach would be to explicitly describe gaps in the data file
as e.g. invisible points. This would push the problem of detecting gaps
back to the source app.
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Vipul Gupta wrote:
I'm interested in using Simile timeplot for plotting data values
collected
Why not go whole hog and make a vertical summary band like the second
current horizontal band that would allow for rapid scrolling
vertically? Or perhaps when you want to scroll in two dimensions the
right approach is something like google maps' little 2d summary view
that is collapsible in the
view
just a little, and a two dimensional summary might be a way to do it as
David Karger has suggested.
At the very least, I think there ought to be some sort of indication that
there is more above or below the line. Making your existing indicator, the
'scroll' bar on the right
yes, barrel is what I meant---to show stuff around the sides. Not
sure it is a good idea, but thought I'd toss it out.
David Huynh wrote:
David Karger wrote:
you mean use a native vertical scrollbar? That would seem to create a
mixed metaphor ui;
That was one of the reasons I
www.recovery.org
Larry Kluger wrote:
Thanks EC,
Any public Timeline pages that we can add to the In-the-wild section
of the wiki?
Thanks,
Larry
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http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit/2.0/Collections
Rahul wrote:
How can I restrict a TableView so that it only displays data of a
certain type? I suspect I ought to use lenses but the tutorial is very
short on how to use them.
I've one .js file with persons:
{
items : [
what's the point about comments? since the exhibit is in an article,
can't you just comment on the article?
Adam Marcus wrote:
Thanks for the comments, John! We're excited to hear you're working
on a Drupal version of this. In working on a centrally hosted
version, Ted and I hope to make
can look at.
Does this mean that it’s not possible to do it the way I was attempting?
All the best and thanks for any further assistance,
Anthony
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Niels, this looks interesting. I have a question: given that you've
implemented a bunch of buttons to offer filtering on different types of
podcast, why didn't you start with exhibit which has that functionality
(and timelines) built in?
Niels Mayer wrote:
Steve, this is really cool. I tried to get a graduate student to put
something like this together, but it never happened. One quick
suggestion: in my exhibit, it looks like you'd get a bit more term
convergence in facets if you regularized capitalization; eg liberal =
Liberal in political
that's too big. exhibit won't be able to deal with that much stuff.
harsh wrote:
Hello Guys,
I have an RDF file with 100 million triples. I am
trying to display this data using Exhibit. However whenever i load my
exhibit html page it crashes and gives an Javascript load
Take a look at picker.mit.edu, which does some of this programmatic json
loading (you pick some departments initially, then while browsing
there's a dropdown at top left that lets you add more courses.
fractile81 wrote:
I'm helping out matt in
Maybe instead of physical separation we can settle for logical separation.
Suppose we enable link rel=exhibit/data href=#local to specify
that the data can be found in the element with name or id #local in the
html doc? that data can be cdata encoded and meets the goal of being
machine
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David Karger wrote:
David Huynh wrote
Rich Snippets (and other semantic search engines)
could take advantage of it.
- John
David Karger wrote:
John, this is a really nice piece of work. But I think a potentially
better way to host this data (because it makes it easy for anyone to
edit) is in a fully exhibit-enabled wiki
John, I'm reasonably certain we've defaulted to (1) because both (2) and
(3) require more substantial coordination and management, which we
haven't been able to offer from within the simile team (too little
manpower). I doubt (2) could work since it requires all contributors to
code a certain
David Huynh wrote:
John Callahan wrote:
I also just noticed in the Tile view, the item numbers do not continue
for each page but instead reset to one. For example, page 1 lists
items numbered 1 - 10. Page 2 also lists items numbered 1 - 10, and
so on.
Thanks for spotting
the presidents map uses a coordinator such that when you click on a
president in a timeline the map jumps to their place in the map.
Marko wrote:
Hello,
Recently i've seen an exhibit map with links underneath where you
could jump to a point in the map. Unfortunately, I have forgotten to
Someone just wished for something that I think would be a pretty useful
addition to the Google maps view in exhibit. Namely, to let you enter
your current location (or have it sensed on your mobile) and enable the
gmaps sorted-by-distance list-of-results sidebar on the standard Google
map
I suggest using google's method for filling in attributes, instead of
trying to shove a whole blob of html into a field. So if you had a data
item with {..., resource: http://homestarrunner.com/;, ...}
you could arrange for that to appear by crafting a lens that contains
a
Hi Carol. The exhibit codebase was updated to work with ie8, but you
have to use the newer version of exhibit (version 2.2 instead of
2.0).Change this line in your file:
script src=http://static.simile.mit.edu/exhibit/api-2.0/exhibit-api.js
That's right; the two bad replacements refer to exhibit 2.0, which
doesn't work with ie8. the working link points at the current version
(right now 2.2) which does.
Carol wrote:
Hi,
Just to thank everyone for the info on upgrading the exhibit link
to resolve differences between IE7 and
modifying your script links to point at the newest version of exhibit
(at http://api.simile-widgets.org/exhibit/2.2.0/) will probably fix your
IE8 problems, and possibly some others.
steff wrote:
Hi Mark,
thanks for your answer.
1. I didn't even know that IE 8 caused an error, thanks for
I've edited the wiki page to remove the id warning---it is fine, and in
fact often very useful, to include an id field in your item, most
obviously to disambiguate two different items with the same label (which
may be what that wiki author meant about phantom items---sometimes you
_want_ two
Backstage has was prototyped but has since been languishing due to lack
of manpower.
David wrote:
I wanted to inquire as to the status of Backstage in terms of where it
stands in the development process. Thank you.
--
David L. Cohen, AICP
release. I also have a student working on
incorporating the new timeline, but that will take longer and might miss
the next release. Of course, these are just my preferences; the actual
decision is up to dfhuynh.
Niels Mayer wrote:
David Karger kar...@mit.edu mailto:kar...@mit.edu wrote:
Neils
I will interject that you might find things a little easier if you
crafted your timeline using the exhibit framework
(http://simile-widgets.org/exhibit), which allows you to read the data
in many formats (such as a spreadsheet) and not do any programming to
set up the timeline.
mleden wrote:
Hi
Interesting. It looks like they wanted exhibit-type functionality
(maps, faceted browsing) but went to the work of implementing it on the
server side. I'm curious why they chose that approach instead of using
our preexisting ready-made solution.
Mark Lybrand wrote:
Cool.
Things basically work. One thing to watch out for is that the Exhibit
creators did not like jquery's capture of $ so they unbind that.
instead you access jquery through SimileExhibit.jQuery or something similar.
mleden wrote:
I think that I've seen a thread about the use of both Exhibit and
here's a nice example of a dynamically updated exhibit:
http://www.epispider.org/
nunb wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if it's possible to update Exhibit in real-time, with fresh
data. Is there any way of getting data into Exhibit, other than this
sequence in the html head?
head
link
exhibit has no notion of first author. I suspect it is sorting based
on whichever author has the lexicographically first name. If you want
to be able to sort on a specific (eg first) author, you need to stick
that author into a different property and sort on that property.
drdaniel wrote:
I suspect you can use ex:if (which also has an else) together with the
exists() function in the test of the ex:if . you might hunt for
documentation on that in the wiki.
Dave Mee wrote:
Hi everyone!
So I can make a mailto: link with a name laid over it this way:
div
You are correct. Exhibit has the _potential_ to be much _better_ for
screen readers than typical static pages, because the exhibit markup
indicates more about the roles of various elements (think how a screen
reader could present a facet as a list of selectable values, or of an
audio lens
http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit/How_to_make_an_exhibit_from_any_JSONP_data_source
James Cummings wrote:
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 05:24, David R. Karger kar...@mit.edu wrote:
Note that the s-w.org examples use relative links to point to the data,
which obviously won't work if you download
Kimee, the quick hack fix is to change the one line of javascript that
modifies the font size based on scale. You will find it in the file
cloud_facet.js, the line is
elmt.style.fontSize = Math.ceil(100 + 100 * Math.log(1 + 1.5 *
(entry.count - min) / range)) + %;
if you replace this with
If you select all values other than red, you'll get what you want.
If you like, you can preconfigure the exhibit to start with all values
other than red selected.
lbjvg wrote:
Hi all - Suppose I have a database of cars and among other things I
have a facet for color selection. Suppose I hate
I can't really follow your second paragraph as I don't see the logic of
including something red when not-red is selected. But, in regard to
your first paragraph, I think you get what you want by just preselecting
all facet values, and allowing the user to _uncheck_ red if they want to
exclude
perhaps we could introduce an ex:negate=true attribute to the facet
tag, if only we could figure out which negation semantics we wanted.
One is for the checked values to denote the ones you are _not_ asking
for---essentially, to invert the role of checked/not checked in the
facet.
yes, the if selects the first thing that follows; if the if-test fails,
the second things is selected.
lbjvg wrote:
David - Both versions work. Thank you very much.
The only caveat is that the scope seems to be whatever immediatly
follows div ex:if="not(contains(.facet1, 'default
if you click on the orange export scissors that exhibit generates, one
of the options is generated html of this exhibit. if you want more
interaction, you can use the firebug plugin for firefox.
rodric wrote:
Is there an easy way to take a look at the dynamically generated
exhibits HTML?
no, that will show you the original code, prior to dynamic modification
by the Exhibit framework.
David Radovanovic wrote:
Use your browser's source code function; View Source Code via right
click on browser window (in Windows).
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 7:54 PM, rodric rod...@gmail.com
There is an ondataload event and an ex:ondataload attribute you can
put in the body tag to insert some js at that time. I can't put my
hands on the documentation right now but if you are inclined to browse
the source code you should be able to find it.
On 1/28/2010 6:39 AM, Sebastian Dietzold
right now you have many items with no label or id, which is making
firefox complain a lot and preventing looking at your exhibit.
On 2/5/2010 5:57 AM, Gracmon wrote:
Hi all again,
I'm having trouble with setting up hierarchical facets for my Exhibit
have you tried giving the json to our babel validator? that can catch
many problems.
http://simile.mit.edu/babel/validator
On 2/7/2010 11:51 PM, Praveen wrote:
Hey Mark,
Thanks for the reply. Your insight is mostly correct given the
discrepancy between the two browsers. I still cannot find
exhibit 2.2.0, which is available at simile-widgets.org, does work for ie8
On 3/1/2010 5:28 PM, Praveen wrote:
Does Exhibit work in IE 8? I can't seem to get it to show anything. I
am using Exhibit to display json data from a mysql database that is
then displayed on the timeline. Sometimes I
funny, i just posted an announcement yesterday of a new tool for a
WYSIWYG editable exhibit:
http://projects.csail.mit.edu/Exhibit/Dido/
It supports dynamic update of simile exhibits. You can edit the data
right in the page exhibit view, then save the file to persist the
changes. Right now,
said, alpha. You're sure to find plenty of bugs. But I'd love
your feedback.
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On Mar 1, 5:06 pm, David Karger kar...@mit.edu wrote:
exhibit 2.2.0, which is available at simile-widgets.org, does work for ie8
On 3/1/2010 5:28 PM, Praveen wrote:
Does Exhibit
/exhibit/Dido/
As I said, alpha. You're sure to find plenty of bugs. But I'd love
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are from a single person, no concurrency for now). DB would
be handy though if we were to expand to allow data updates from all
our admin users, to handle locking and concurrency issues...
thanks
-k
On Mar 2, 2:09 pm, David Karger kar...@mit.edu wrote:
funny, i just posted an announcement
If you are manually editing a data file, Dido
(http://projects.csail.mit.edu/exhibit/Dido) would let you do the
editing in a less painful way:
On 3/11/2010 4:13 PM, Frederic_L wrote:
Me too ! I started to fill my datas in a json file. But as the data
volume grows, it becomes difficult
I'm not immediately sure how to support such styling but maybe you can
use or learn from the following example that uses images for facet values:
http://www.simile-widgets.org/exhibit/examples/shrooms/shrooms.html
On 3/17/2010 10:37 AM, Matt Gilbert wrote:
is there a way to add classes to
If you are willing to settle for a textfield instead of a textarea, try
input type=textfield ex:value-content=.textfield_content/textfield
But as the comment says, you may also want to try Dido.
Michiel wrote:
Hi Ravi,
I don't really understand why you want to use a textarea. Are you
there's another one at epispider.org
Michiel wrote:
Hi,
You are not the only one doing these kind of things, see for example:
http://www.oe-files.de/gmaps/eqmashup.html for an automatically
updated exhibit.
Can't help you any further I am afraid.
Michiel
On Apr 13, 11:48 pm, David Draper
you're example has a bunch of file:// urls for scripts; these will only
load on your development machine. You need to put them on the web and
switch to http: urls.
On 4/27/2010 11:48 PM, John Callahan wrote:
Take a look at how the scripts are loading in the page header.
- John
On Tue,
In any case much of simile.mit is up only to support legacy sites; you
should be migrating all your simile.mit dependencies to
simile-widgets.org (which is running on much more robust hardware).
On 5/12/2010 12:31 PM, Axel Hecht wrote:
Seems to be back up.
Axel
2010/5/12 Alejo BS
I don't think we've touched tabular view for a while.
It has had small bugs for quite some time---in the sample presidents
exhibit, try sorting by days in office
On 5/25/2010 10:49 AM, johncallahan wrote:
Has anyone experienced trouble sorting in the Exhibit TabularView on
fields with
ok, wiki is back up---after suffering collateral damage from a machine
migration.
On 6/1/2010 3:27 AM, mwra wrote:
I can't access any of the documentation pages at
http://www.simile-widgets.org/wiki/.
They seem to have been offline since at least last Friday, 28 May
2010. Or has the URL for
your page links to http://webdev/ which doesn't resolve in most
places/browsers.
On 6/15/2010 7:28 AM, mwra wrote:
The timeline doesn't show in either Firefox, Safari or Chrome. From
Firefox is see the timeline object in /_js/timeline.js isn't
initialising. Why, is probably hinted at by Safari
Please note that you should be migrating all references from
simile.mit.edu to simile-widgtes.org. In particular,
http://service.simile-widgets.org/babel/ will be more reliable than the
simile.mit.edu babel.
On 6/21/2010 7:57 AM, Antoine Blanchard wrote:
Dear Dario,
this happened to me
am interested in the values taken by the
facet themselves (not the label of the facet)…
Antoine
Le 21 juin 2010 à 14:36, David Karger a écrit :
Most facets have an ex:facetLabel parameter that you can set to whatever value
you like. e.g.
div ex:role=facet ex:expression=.Author
21 juin 2010 à 15:09, David Karger a écrit :
Sorry, missed that.
Add to your js (in a different file)
{items: [
{type: translation,
label: inproceedings,
frenchName: en conference},
{type: translation,
label: thesis,
frenchName: these},
...
etc.
Then set your facets
you are welcome to use the code from the millionaire's exhibit.
you can probably find what you want in this exhibit:
http://www.musicedmagic.com/Exhibit/composers.html
On 6/24/2010 7:53 AM, Manuel Portillo wrote:
Hi there,
I have two questions and I will very much appreciate your help on
I'll look into it but it may take some time given the holiday. I'm also
going to start investigating an idea we've had for a way to run a second
server to provide failover. In the meantime, as an emergency measure
you may hotlink you script to the subversion repository (not recommend
http://api.simile-widgets.org/exhibit/2.2.0/scripts/data/database.js
but you shouldn't need to find it; just invoke it.
On 7/7/2010 7:07 PM, martin wrote:
Thanks for the info David,
where do I find database.js ?
it does not appear to live in:
Michael, I'm cleaning up old email and just found this. I'd like to
direct your attention to Dido,
http://projects.csail.mit.edu/exhibit/Dido
which is a version of exhibit I built that incorporates the data into
the same document. It also incorporates editing of the data and of the
were you using ie? there are some compatibility problems we are working on.
if you found bugs using firefox, let me know---tool is still in active
development.
the tabular view dialog is primitive---you cannot use the menu to select
expressions, and must instead enter them (comma separated) in
I don't completely follow what you need; that would be easier if we
could see the whole example exhibit instead of the json fragment. Are
you trying to keep the json small or keep the exhibit output small?
On 7/26/2010 5:02 AM, Harald Groven wrote:
In an Exhibit, I have a JSON data source
connection to use it. You can find Dido
athttp://projects.csail.mit.edu/exhibit/Dido/
As I said, alpha. You're sure to find plenty of bugs. But I'd love
your feedback.
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You are correct. An early version of wibit read its data from a table
in the wiki page. But as we evolved the tool we switched to a version
that gets its data via semantic mediawiki ask queries. These are not
remote; they go to the same wiki. See for example
spreadsheet
aswell :/
i'll have to find a way to add a lot of wikipedia pages by template
via spreadsheet,I haven't found one yet.
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 6:50 PM, David Karger kar...@mit.edu
mailto:kar...@mit.edu wrote:
You are correct. An early version of wibit read its data from
Documentation should go to the new wiki at simile-widgets.org:
http://www.simile-widgets.org/wiki/Exhibit
Most documentation has been migrated.
I must sheepishly mention that the _new_ wiki seems to be having
technical difficulties at the moment, but that should get fixed quickly.
On
ok, the wiki at simile-widgets.org should now be working and available
for further contributed documentation.
On 8/12/2010 11:18 AM, lostexpectation wrote:
http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit documentation wiki
hasn't been working for a week, could some rescue this stuff and put
it somewhere
Apologies; the automatic trunk update process had been broken for some
time. We got it working again which broke the trunk. I will spend
today figuring out what wrong and fixing it.
On 8/26/2010 9:24 AM, John Callahan wrote:
I can also confirm that an error is being thrown when using
ok, we have a partial fix by rollback; now it'll just complain about
the api key but will otherwise work.
On 8/26/2010 9:24 AM, John Callahan wrote:
I can also confirm that an error is being thrown when using Exhibit
trunk. It could be a spelling mistake or a language issue as the
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