It's a hack, but you can use the ex:converter attribute in the link
tags. This attribute lets you specify a javascript function that will
be fed the data returned from your server. It is supposed to produce
json that exhibit can understand. So, your server can deliver json that
includes the metadata you want for your page; the converter can strip
out that extra data (and use it to modify the page) and give just the
exhibit part of the data as a return value.
http://www.simile-widgets.org/wiki/How_to_make_an_exhibit_from_any_JSONP_data_source
On 12/10/2010 11:56 AM, Dave Crumbacher wrote:
I am programatically creating a JSON file for my Exhibit, and the HTML
file for the Exhibit is used for multiple JSON files, so I cannot hard
code the title and other metadata into the HTML file. Is there a way
to save the metadata for an Exhibit WITHIN the JSON file? That way I
could pull out the metadata when the Exhibit is loaded. Thanks.
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