Thanks Mark,
All of the parameters I am supplying are variables defined in the
code. I am following the code I found in sources.js
var evt = new Timeline.DefaultEventSource.Event({
id: ("id" in event) ? event.id : undefined,
start: parseDateTimeFunction(event.start),
end: parseDateTimeFunction(event.end),
latestStart:
parseDateTimeFunction(event.latestStart),
earliestEnd:
parseDateTimeFunction(event.earliestEnd),
instant: instant,
text: event.title,
description: event.description,
image: this._resolveRelativeURL(event.image, base),
link: this._resolveRelativeURL(event.link , base),
icon: this._resolveRelativeURL(event.icon , base),
color:
event.color,
textColor: event.textColor,
hoverText: event.hoverText,
classname: event.classname,
tapeImage: event.tapeImage,
tapeRepeat: event.tapeRepeat,
caption: event.caption,
eventID: event.eventID,
trackNum: event.trackNum
});
eventDate is there twice to give the same value to start and
lateststart.
I am loading the event data from a SharePoint RSS feed so I cannot use
a load file the way the examples do. Do you know if the parameters
for Timeline.DefaultEventSource.Event are positional? If so, what
order and are there any other changes I need to make for them to work?
Thanks,
Dave
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