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I'm using an AngularJs directive (angular-vis.js) for enabling to use timeline in an AngularJS situation.
It seems this directive is defective when using timeline-plus. I tried messing around with it, but I don't know exactly how things are being done or how I need to adapt this.
To my research so far I came up with these conclusions:
the variable name "timeline' interferes with the object timeline (simple rename will solve this)
timeline-plus is using a constant timeline object compared to vis which wasn't a constant object
the call to "watch" and "watchcollection" functions (on data and options) is for unknown reason twisted
Hope there's someone out there who can give me a hand to fix this.
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Hi @Shavingsoap ,
I agree the timeline.timeline call is confusing. I hope to change this in the next major version. timeline-plus uses a const timeline object. Why would it not be?
I don;t quite understand your third point. Please elaborate.
I'm using an AngularJs directive (angular-vis.js) for enabling to use timeline in an AngularJS situation.
It seems this directive is defective when using timeline-plus. I tried messing around with it, but I don't know exactly how things are being done or how I need to adapt this.
To my research so far I came up with these conclusions:
Hope there's someone out there who can give me a hand to fix this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: