DSW (David, Dirk, Danger?),

Just one more thought that may not help. The data file for the Itinerary 
project uses Date() object declarations for the dates, this gave me a bump 
in speed (though, sadly as I just recently learned, it renders the file 
not JSON compliant).

Your data file at http://digitalshipwright.com/carrier3.js uses iso8601 
for the date format, yes? If memory serves, this requires a declaration in 
the json file. Have a look at the cubism data at:

http://code.google.com/p/simile-widgets/source/browse/timeline/trunk/src/webapp/examples/cubism/cubism.js

note the 'dateTimeFormat': 'iso8601', declaration at the top.


OK, I'm outa ideas; good luck.

Jon

On Mon, 17 Nov 2008, DSW wrote:

>
> I really liked the way yours was layed out and I thought I could
> modify it for my use. I actually considered using the map function,
> but that's secondary and I figured I needed to get the Timeline
> straight first. I've tried to eliminate things one at a time so I
> could see the effect, but I obviously trashed something useful!
>
> I made the two changes you referred to, but it didn't make any
> difference.

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