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I have a project that was built using a heavily edited version of the standard blank composition. When working on the project in Muse all the items (in this case, triggers) appear in the correct place but when previewed in a browser or previewed from the outputted HTML several of the triggers shift to incorrect positions. Additionally, the corresponding targets are also shifted, and even more perplexing, they contain data that should be associated with a different target. In other words, data contained within the shifted target has been swapped with another target. In Muse it all appears fine...it's only in a browser does it appear incorrectly.
Help!!!!
Thanks for the file Faisal, I had a look at it and finally conclude that Muse couldn't handle this much complicated composition as the code becomes too messy.
Rather It would be nicer if you simply stack them in a multiple text frame and group them together.
For displaying the information you can use a tool top widget.
What are your thoughts on this?
Thanks!
Ankush
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Hi Faisal,
Sorry for the issue you are facing with composition widget.
Please share you .muse file containing only the composition.
For sharing the file you can follow the steps explained here - https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-8652.
Thanks,
Ankush
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Hello Ankush,
Thank you for your response. A stripped down version of the project can be accessed here:
Dropbox - Faisal Muse example - Simplify your life
The infographic is composed of stacks of events. Each stack represents a decade starting with the 1960's. Each item in the stack represents an event in which a safety related event occurred during a particular spacewalk. When you click an event a popup window should appear right next to the event with a detailed description of that event.
The problem I'm having exists as three parts:
1. The arrangement of the events and stack appears correctly when viewed in Muse, but when previewed in a browser some of the events are shifted.
2. The pops ups should appear right next to the associated event but instead some are appearing in the wrong place (see the entry for Apollo 12, EVA 2 11/2/1969 for an example).
3. Additionally, the data in some of the pop ups is incorrect. Each pop up should have data about that event only. For example, when you click on the event for Apollo 12, EVA 2 11/2/1969 you should see the associated data, but instead the data for Apollo 15, EVA 2 7/31/1991 is displayed. Again, this all works as expected in Muse...it's only when previewed in a browser do the errors appear.
Please let me know if I can provide further clarification.
Thank you!
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Thanks for the file Faisal, I had a look at it and finally conclude that Muse couldn't handle this much complicated composition as the code becomes too messy.
Rather It would be nicer if you simply stack them in a multiple text frame and group them together.
For displaying the information you can use a tool top widget.
What are your thoughts on this?
Thanks!
Ankush
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I'll give that a try. Thanks!