Patricia - It sounds like you are displaying a Gantt chart. I like
Philip's first suggestion, perhaps because I haven't used glyphs. I
assume that you have a tree data structure somewhere with the
parent/child relationships between the task/subtasks. I'd use that
to build a corresponding t
Sorry, Peter, yes, I should have been more clear.
I have no problem with the expanding/contracting bargraph idea, though it
doesn't seem that tricky to me. Unless I'm misunderstanding something, I've
seen (and done) similar things in SVG in the past, and I don't recall any
particular challenges.
Hi, Peter, Doug, and Philip:
Thank you so much for your time and input. I appreciate any assistance I can
get.
Doug, it may not be that tricky. While I'm not completely green to SVG, I've
not gone far beyond drawing images and text and attaching hyperlinks to
clickable elements. You sa
Hi, Doug:
I responded to this earlier but as I read and learn more I am particularly
interested in your comments. If I were to implement your version of the
solution, can you give me an idea of how it would be done? Could it be done in
a object/tree structure? Is it possible to set up obje
Hi Patricia,
I was planing to implement a tree view. So here is how I see it :
- I would use a personnal namespace, let say "tree"
- I would create my structure in my svg file as, for example
The text of the parent
The text of the child1
The following code displays a hierarchy of rectangles that can expand/collapse.
You can click on a rectangle with children to hide/show the children,
expanding and contracting the tree as required. The groups provide the
hierarchies. I've only run it in ASVG3.
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
Hi, Peter:
I'm sorry to have to bother you about this. Perhaps you or someone else in the
group can help me get this working.
I've been working with this code since I received it yesterday and have tried
everything I know to do with it, icluding putting alert statements in various
places
Hi, Jérôme:
Thank you for such a wonderful outline of the steps to create what I'm trying
to do. I am trying to use yours and Peters to see the best or easiest way to
implement my code. I'll definitely share with you my code when I get it
working. But you and Peter have given me enough of
Peter:
Wouldn't you know itas soon as I asked for help we solved the error
problem. I changed the following tag from:
to: