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ka215 avatar ka215 commented on September 12, 2024

Hi there,
Since version 2 of jquery.timeline, the constructor name has changed from all lowercase of "timeline" to capital case of "Timeline". Please note that the first "T" is capitalized.

$("#myTimeline").timeline('show');// <- ng

$("#myTimeline").Timeline('show');// <- ok

Thank you.

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LazyException avatar LazyException commented on September 12, 2024

Thank you for your quick response :) I would like to take this opportunity to ask you if it is possible to recover the JS configuration from your demo timeline? I cannot display the same rendering: https://ka2.org/jqtl-v2/ I of course took the time to consult your documentation

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ka215 avatar ka215 commented on September 12, 2024

I modified tester page.
Clicking the view options button added to the advanced menu displays initialization options for the currently output jQuery.timeline.

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LazyException avatar LazyException commented on September 12, 2024

Very CRAZYYY ! Thanks a lot

Last answer pleaseee...
how did you make the event colors different for each event?

I'm surprised to see that you didn't use the hookEventColors attribute in the colorScheme object

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ka215 avatar ka215 commented on September 12, 2024

We can specify a color for each event node, so on the tester page, the color is specified on the event node side.
For example:

[{
  "uid": "18b51549b763c",
  "eventId": 1,
  "x": 2840.27,
  "y": 51,
  "width": 70.5,
  "height": 44,
  "start": "2023-12-18 04:08",
  "end": "2023-12-19 15:23",
  "row": 2,
  "bgColor": "#c1aa30",
  "color": "#101010",
  "bdColor": "#6C757D",
  "label": "Ut lacinia metus Nam ut Lorem Ut lacinia",
  "content": "Nunc ...",
  "category": "",
  "image": "",
  "margin": 2,
  "rangeMeta": "",
  "size": "normal",
  "type": "",
  "extend": {},
  "remote": false,
  "relation": {}
},
...
]

The event node data that is randomly generated on the tester page is cached in the session storage, so you can check the contents of the "div#my-timeline" key in the session storage using the browser's dev tools (press "F12" key).

Best regards.

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