Hi Peter,
I do something similar except that I have a button that scrolls the
timeline to the "first event". I also have another button to scroll
to the "last event".
The code for the button click handler is:
.click(function() {
swimlaneTL.getBand(1).setMinVisibleDate(swimlaneTL.getBand(0).getMinDate());
});
A couple of notes. I am using a "custom timeline constructor" with
this directive in the Exhibit Timeline div:
ex:timelineConstructor="calendarAppSwimlaneConstructor"
and obviously I have multiple bands displayed in the swimlaneTL
timeline object.
I forget what the default object name is without the custom
constructor (might be simply 'tl'). Also, probably obvious, but if
you only have 1 band, then you would have to change to something like:
tl.getBand(0).setMinVisibleDate(swimlaneTL.getBand(0).getMinDate());
HTH,
-Mark
On Aug 3, 6:56 pm, Peter <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi there, quick question on using Exhibit in Timeline mode: any way to
> have the initial view be the *beginning* of all events, rather than
> the end? That is to say, pan over to the first event automatically,
> rather than the most recent?
>
> Thanks!
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