Thank you Balazs!
This looks good!
I had to hurry for a demo with my management, so I had to write a
quick .each() loop (as in Shane's suggestion), examine the "background-
color" of each element and show or hide the elements that
match the target color.
This week I'll try your plugin which w
Thanks for the reply Shane!
Yes looping through the parent is an option that I was hoping to
avoid. Rigth now my Timeline only displays 30 projects (each one
composed of 2 elements), but SIMILE Timeline generates many more
elements within the parent containing ; 380 to be exact.
So I'll have t
I've got an app based upon SIMILE Timeline (http://simile.mit.edu/
timeline/) which displays our various projects. SIMILE allows you to
specify various colors for different events (e.g. projects that are on-
time, projects that are behind schedule, etc.). Unfortunately SIMILE
*does not* provide
Oops! I just read the second half of your question.
instead of:
document.getElementById('ip_details_graph').setParam is not a
function
try something like:
$('#ip_details_graph').attr('values.value.max', '100');
On Jan 28, 1:28 pm, RR_QQ wrote:
> Ok so I am using amcharts and I am trying to
Try using:
$(document).ready(function() {
document.getElementById('ip_details_graph').setParam
('values.value.max', '100');
});
On Jan 28, 1:28 pm, RR_QQ wrote:
> Ok so I am using amcharts and I am trying to change a setting dynamically.
> The following codes (when placed at the top of the doc
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