Overlapping data sets after progressive loading...

[Tom]

I have been running a Timemap project at for a few years now:

http://www.cannonade.net/ww2 

With the sunsetting of v3 of google maps I realised I needed to upgrade to the new version (2.0.1). I have completed the work and most everything is working correctly, but I am stuck on one detail.

If you scroll the timeline (causing data to be loaded progressively), the data points overlap on the top line of the timeline.

Has anyone else seen this problem? Is there something obvious I am doing wrong?

Cheers,

Tom

[Nick Rabinowitz]

Did you upgrade to Timeline 2.3.0 as well? I remember this being an issue with the earlier version of timeline. You might be able to fix it manually by calling to.timeline.layout() after new data is loaded, even on the old version.

-Nick

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[Tom]

Thank Nick. That was it. Working perfectly now. :)

On Wednesday, May 1, 2013 12:10:15 AM UTC+10, Nick Rabinowitz wrote:

Did you upgrade to Timeline 2.3.0 as well? I remember this being an issue with the earlier version of timeline. You might be able to fix it manually by calling to.timeline.layout() after new data is loaded, even on the old version.

-Nick

On Monday, April 29, 2013, Tom wrote:

I have been running a Timemap project at for a few years now:

http://www.cannonade.net/ww2 

With the sunsetting of v3 of google maps I realised I needed to upgrade to the new version (2.0.1). I have completed the work and most everything is working correctly, but I am stuck on one detail.

If you scroll the timeline (causing data to be loaded progressively), the data points overlap on the top line of the timeline.

Has anyone else seen this problem? Is there something obvious I am doing wrong?

Cheers,

Tom

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