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I want to draw gantt-like chart and using this solution . It works like a charm as long as I don't start to use big intervals. // Define tasks (unixtime * 1000) var tasks = [{ name: 'Eat', intervals: [{ // From-To pairs from: 1360800000000, to: 1360886400000 }, { from: 1360368000000, to: 1360454400000, }, { from: 1360195200000, to: 1360281600000, }, { from: 1361059200000, to: 1361232000000 }] }]; Here is my example , based on code above. If you hover your mouse over the interval you will see not quite what expected: it shows wrong tooltip from other interval. What's wrong with my code? May be

Right now in Flash CS3 and up (using Actionscript 3) if you have the same instance that is used in multiple keyframes in a layer, and you decide to assign or change the instance name later, you would have to go to each keyframe and set the instance name. This is a big nuisance. Is there a quicker or better way to do this? NOTE: In AS2, you can set the name by using name property of the MovieClip in your code in the onLoad handler of the MovieClip class so it's done once and for all. Unfortunately in AS3, you are not allowed to set the name property anymore. You can use JSFL, a javascript-based

How do I create a timeline chat which visualizes peoples activities throughout a day in one graph? On the x-axis I plan to place the time. And the y-Axis would be the different persons. First, I thought of a simple stacked bar chart. However, the problem is that Excel would combine all the same activities to one item and don't visualize it on the timeline... I also can't do it by hand as I have several 1000 entries to visualize... I found this post on Stackoverflow, but there there is only one activity per entry and not mulitple times the same... It would be great if I could use Excel (as my

I have the type of following data: Begin End Event 2003 2007 Event 1 1991 2016 Event 2 2008 2016 Event 3 1986 2015 Event 4 2013 2013 Event 5 1994 1999 Event 6 2002 2002 Event 7 My goal is to make a timeline of these events, ie to draw a series of distinct straight and horizontal bars from date 1 to date 2 with the names of the events on them. I am currently trying my luck with the barh function from matplotlib, but I wonder if there is already a ready-made module in python that would integrate nicely with matplotlib and pandas to do so ? I don't think there is the need to for a special

I'd like to implement an animation in my site which: needs to update multiple DOM elements. each DOM element has it's own animation path (depends on their position) and still have an easing effect. If I call jQuery's animate() function for each element (with queue: false), it will make each element move slightly out of sync with the rest. Makes sense, since there are multiple timers running. Can I have just one timer event, with a callback for each animation step? Something like: jQuery.fx.timeline( from, to, easing, function( step, total ) { var percentage = step / total; // ...update DOM

I have just finished incorporating a jQuery accordian with a jQuery Slider. I.e. 3 pictures are displayed. The user can either use PREV or NEXT buttons to view the next/prev 3 images. They can also navigate through all the images with the slider. The next step is to make this slider look like a timeline. The left hand side needs to start at 1970 and finish at 2010. For each item (an item is a set of 3 images in this case) I need it to show a date on the timeline. i.e: I know I could create an image with the dates the right width apart but idealy this needs to be dynamic so more items can be

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I am creating a Twitter client using Fabric but I can not create a custom onClick. I created this custom adapter and tried to create a OnClickListener but not working. Always open in browser tweet. public class TweetAdapter extends TweetTimelineListAdapter { public ArrayList<Long> tweetIds=new ArrayList<Long>(); public TweetAdapter(Context context, Timeline<Tweet> timeline) { super(context, timeline); } @Override public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) { Object rowView = convertView; final Tweet tweet = (Tweet

本文转载于: 猿2048 网站➩ https://www.mk2048.com/blog/blog.php?id=hh1ijai1aa 编者按：本文作者是来自360奇舞团的前端开发工程师刘宇晨，同时也是 W3C 性能工作组成员。 上一回，笔者介绍了 Navigation Timing 和 Resource Timing 在监控页面加载上的实际应用。 这一回，笔者将带领大家学习 Performance Timeline 和 User Timing 标准，并使用相应的 API，给前端代码“跑个分”。 为什么要学习这两个标准？ 真实业务中，时而会出现比较消耗性能的操作，特别是频繁操作 DOM 的行为。那么如何量化这些操作的性能表现呢？ 常见的做法，就是通过分别记录函数执行前和执行之后的 Date.now() ，然后求差，得出具体的执行时间。 记录一两个函数还好，多了的话，还需要开发者维护一个全局的 hash ，用来统计全部数据。 随着 Performance Timeline + User Timing 标准的推出，开发者可以直接使用相应的 API，浏览器便会直接统计相关信息，从而显著简化了衡量前端性能的流程。 什么是 Performance Timeline ？ 根据 W3C 的定义， Performance Timeline 旨在帮助 Web 开发者在 Web