How to make Timeline not conflict with jQuery?

[Todd Chapman]

For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our designers built.

I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers are used to using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for Timeline? Has anyone run into this problem before?

Thanks!

-Todd

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[Axel Hecht-3]

AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1 in it.

Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have
your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version
of jquery?

Axel

2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@...>:

> For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our designers
> built.
>
> I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers are used to
> using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for Timeline? Has
> anyone run into this problem before?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Todd
>
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[Todd Chapman]

We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should excise jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query?

On 2/1/08, Axel Hecht <l10n.moz@...> wrote:

AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1 in it.

Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have
your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version
of jquery?

Axel

2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@...>:
> For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our designers
> built.
>
> I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers are used to
> using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for Timeline? Has
> anyone run into this problem before?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Todd
>
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[David Huynh-2]

Which version of Timeline are you using? 1.0? or 2.0 here
    http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js

David

Todd Chapman wrote:

> We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should excise
> jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query?
>
> On 2/1/08, *Axel Hecht* <l10n.moz@...
> <mailto:l10n.moz@...>> wrote:
>
>     AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1
>     in it.
>
>     Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have
>     your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version
>     of jquery?
>
>     Axel
>
>     2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@... <mailto:todd@...>>:
>     > For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our
>     designers
>     > built.
>     >
>     > I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers
>     are used to
>     > using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for
>     Timeline? Has
>     > anyone run into this problem before?
>     >
>     > Thanks!
>     >
>     > -Todd
>     >
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[Todd Chapman]

I guess we are using Timeline 1.0. There is no "2.0" in the api path. Are there any examples that use 2.0? What are the advantages?

On 2/4/08, David Huynh <dfhuynh@...> wrote:

Which version of Timeline are you using? 1.0? or 2.0 here
    http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js

David

Todd Chapman wrote:
> We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should excise
> jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query?
>
> On 2/1/08, *Axel Hecht* <l10n.moz@...
> <mailto:l10n.moz@...>> wrote:
>
>     AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1
>     in it.
>
>     Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have
>     your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version
>     of jquery?
>
>     Axel
>
>     2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@... <mailto:todd@...>>:
>     > For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our
>     designers
>     > built.
>     >
>     > I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers
>     are used to
>     > using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for
>     Timeline? Has
>     > anyone run into this problem before?
>     >
>     > Thanks!
>     >
>     > -Todd
>     >
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The latest stable version is 1.2 according to the website, is this not the case now? Should I download the "Trunk" version instead? Is that 2.0 and is it stable? Will I have any issues upgrading my 1.2 version to 2.0? Are there a lot of changes/improvements between 1.2 and 2.0? Why do hotdogs come in tins of 8 but rolls come in packets of 10?

Sorry for all the questions but I suspect the problem I am having with trying to use JQuery-UI is due to the version of JQuery that somes with Timeline 1.2

BTW, it's a great app (keep up the good work David!) and I hope to have a website that makes very good use of it up and running for testing very soon now, I'll post the link if anyone is interested in some beta testing.

Ritchie

>

I guess we are using Timeline 1.0. There is no "2.0" in the api path. Are there any examples that use 2.0? What are the advantages? On 2/4/08, David Huynh <dfhuynh@...> wrote: Which version of Timeline are you using? 1.0? or 2.0 here     http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js David Todd Chapman wrote: > We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should excise > jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query? > > On 2/1/08, *Axel Hecht* <l10n.moz@... > <mailto:l10n.moz@...>> wrote: > >     AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1 >     in it. > >     Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have >     your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version >     of jquery? > >     Axel > >     2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@... <mailto:todd@...>>: >     > For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our >     designers >     > built. >     > >     > I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers >     are used to >     > using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for >     Timeline? Has >     > anyone run into this problem before? >     > >     > Thanks! >     > >     > -Todd >     > >     > _______________________________________________ >     > General mailing list >     > General@... <mailto:General@...> >     > http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general >     > >     > >     _______________________________________________ >     General mailing list >     General@... <mailto:General@...> >     http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > General@... > http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general > _______________________________________________ General mailing list General@... http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general

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[David Huynh-2]

Exhibit 2.0 actually uses Timeline 2.0.

I have to look back at my SVN commit logs to see what I've improved
exactly, but here are a few things:
- ability to programmatically scroll a band and pop up a bubble for a
particular event given its ID
- slightly better re-factored code for overriding styles and behaviors
- new layout of events that may be better in some cases, e.g.,
    http://people.csail.mit.edu/dfhuynh/misc/detailed-layout/jfk.html

David

Todd Chapman wrote:

> I guess we are using Timeline 1.0. There is no "2.0" in the api path.
> Are there any examples that use 2.0? What are the advantages?
>
> On 2/4/08, *David Huynh* <dfhuynh@...
> <mailto:dfhuynh@...>> wrote:
>
>     Which version of Timeline are you using? 1.0? or 2.0 here
>         http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js
>
>     David
>
>     Todd Chapman wrote:
>     > We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should
>     excise
>     > jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query?
>     >
>     > On 2/1/08, *Axel Hecht* <l10n.moz@...
>     <mailto:l10n.moz@...>
>     > <mailto:l10n.moz@...
>     <mailto:l10n.moz@...>>> wrote:
>     >
>     >     AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has
>     jQuery1.2.1
>     >     in it.
>     >
>     >     Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do
>     you have
>     >     your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a
>     different version
>     >     of jquery?
>     >
>     >     Axel
>     >
>     >     2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@...
>     <mailto:todd@...> <mailto:todd@...
>     <mailto:todd@...>>>:
>     >     > For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our
>     >     designers
>     >     > built.
>     >     >
>     >     > I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers
>     >     are used to
>     >     > using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for
>     >     Timeline? Has
>     >     > anyone run into this problem before?
>     >     >
>     >     > Thanks!
>     >     >
>     >     > -Todd
>     >     >
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[David Huynh-2]

simile@... wrote:
>
> The latest stable version is 1.2 according to the website, is this not
> the case now? Should I download the "Trunk" version instead? Is that
> 2.0 and is it stable? Will I have any issues upgrading my 1.2 version
> to 2.0? Are there a lot of changes/improvements between 1.2 and 2.0?
> Why do hotdogs come in tins of 8 but rolls come in packets of 10?
>

Hi Ritchie,

Timeline 1.2 does not include SimileAjax, which means it does not
include JQuery. (So I don't know why you are seeing conflicts with your
JQuery version.)

Timeline 2.0 includes SimileAjax 2.0, which includes JQuery 1.2.1.
Timeline 2.0 is available at
    http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js
and checked into SVN at
    http://simile.mit.edu/repository/timeline/trunk/

Exhibit 2.0 uses Timeline 2.0, which allows for the "coordinator"
feature where, for example, in
    http://simile.mit.edu/exhibit/examples/presidents/presidents-2.html
clicking on a marker on the map would pop up a bubble for the
corresponding event on the timeline, and vice versa.

> Sorry for all the questions but I suspect the problem I am having with
> trying to use JQuery-UI is due to the version of JQuery that somes
> with Timeline 1.2
>
>
> BTW, it's a great app (keep up the good work David!) and I hope to
> have a website that makes very good use of it up and running for
> testing very soon now, I'll post the link if anyone is interested in
> some beta testing.
>

Hope that helps! Let us know if you get it to work.

David

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[Todd Chapman]

David,

So can you think of any reason why Timeline 1.0 might interfere with
jQuery such that we have to use jQuery in noConflict mode? Thanks.

-Todd

On 2/4/08, David Huynh <dfhuynh@...> wrote:

> Which version of Timeline are you using? 1.0? or 2.0 here
>     http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js
>
> David
>
> Todd Chapman wrote:
> > We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should excise
> > jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query?
> >
> > On 2/1/08, *Axel Hecht* <l10n.moz@...
> > <mailto:l10n.moz@...>> wrote:
> >
> >     AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1
> >     in it.
> >
> >     Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have
> >     your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version
> >     of jquery?
> >
> >     Axel
> >
> >     2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@... <mailto:todd@...>>:
> >     > For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our
> >     designers
> >     > built.
> >     >
> >     > I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers
> >     are used to
> >     > using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for
> >     Timeline? Has
> >     > anyone run into this problem before?
> >     >
> >     > Thanks!
> >     >
> >     > -Todd
> >     >
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[David Huynh-2]

Todd,

I really don't know. Is there a URL where I can observe this conflict?

David

Todd Chapman wrote:

> David,
>
> So can you think of any reason why Timeline 1.0 might interfere with
> jQuery such that we have to use jQuery in noConflict mode? Thanks.
>
> -Todd
>
> On 2/4/08, David Huynh <dfhuynh@...> wrote:
>  
>> Which version of Timeline are you using? 1.0? or 2.0 here
>>     http://static.simile.mit.edu/timeline/api-2.0/timeline-api.js
>>
>> David
>>
>> Todd Chapman wrote:
>>    
>>> We have our own jQuery at the latest version. Perhaps we should excise
>>> jQuery from Timeline and tell it where to find our Query?
>>>
>>> On 2/1/08, *Axel Hecht* <l10n.moz@...
>>> <mailto:l10n.moz@...>> wrote:
>>>
>>>     AFAICT, timeline includes SimileAjax, which itself has jQuery1.2.1
>>>     in it.
>>>
>>>     Not precisely sure what you want, do you want jquery, or do you have
>>>     your own non-jquery stuff using $? Or do you want a different version
>>>     of jquery?
>>>
>>>     Axel
>>>
>>>     2008/2/1, Todd Chapman <todd@... <mailto:todd@...>>:
>>>     > For some reason Timeline messes up some jQuery modal stuff our
>>>     designers
>>>     > built.
>>>     >
>>>     > I realize that jQuery has a noconflict mode, but our designers
>>>     are used to
>>>     > using the jQuery "$" shortcut. Is there a noconflict mode for
>>>     Timeline? Has
>>>     > anyone run into this problem before?
>>>     >
>>>     > Thanks!
>>>     >
>>>     > -Todd
>>>      

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