mleden wrote:
> I understand that Timegrid is no longer supported. However, it's *SO*
> close to what I need :-)
>
> David, the "MIT Course Picker" doesn't appear to use any JSON file
> whatsoever. However, looking at the legacy Timegrid documentation on
> the MIT wiki, it looks like that was the original intent. Is it
> possible to bootstrap Timegrid (with the JQuery "workaround" you
> mention) *and* get the data from JSON? If so, would it be possible
> for you to outline what scripts and syntax I'd need in the <head> tags
> and the syntax for the <body> (assuming the JSON syntax remains as it
> was)? If I can get this to work in the short term, I might be able to
> invest some time into resurrecting Timegrid itself.
>
I believe Timegrid works pretty much like Timeline, so I'd expect
something like this to work, from digging around in picker:
var anEventSource;
var aTimegrid;
function onLoad() {
anEventSource = new Timegrid.DefaultEventSource();
aTimegrid =
Timegrid.createFromDOM(document.getElementById("some-div"));
Timegrid.loadJSON(
jsonUrl,
function(json, url) {
anEventSource.loadJSON(json, url);
}
);
}
And in the HTML file
<div id="some-div" tg:role="grid"
tg:views="week" tg:eventSource="anEventSource"
tg:dayStart="8" tg:dayEnd="22"
tg:yCell="100"></div>
David
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