If iPhone is important to you, there is a similar Annotated Timeline
Widget, Chronoscope (http://timepedia.org/chronoscope) that supports
both Flash and browser Canvas, and works on iPhone. I currently don't
support the new iPhone gesture events, so navigation by
dragging/pinching is unsupported at the moment.
-Ray
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 8:19 AM, vineet_sc <vine...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I just started using the Annotated Timeline for a site i just
launched: http://www.perspctv.com
I noticed two issues with it:
1. The Flash does not degrade the way "SWFObject" does -- when I pull
up the site on my iPhone, I see the fallback content for the
"electoral map" with which I use SWFObject -- but for the timelines --
I get the "plugin not available" symbol -- and I do indeed put
fallback content within the div that gets replaced.
2. It seems that in Firefox 2 -- the Timeline Flash, doesn't get
"hidden" with the overflow=hidden... I believe the Flash's WMODE
needs to be set to opaque or transparent -- but there doesn't seem to
be any options to do this...? Is there a way to change the WMODE?
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