You could copy the code from the repository and host your own, modifying the timezone to your own. I walked through the steps on how to do this using Grist’s Invoice custom widget in our recent Creating Custom Invoices webinar. The steps would be the same, just downloading the files from the correct folder here: GitHub - rague/ws-timeline: Timeline plugin for Grist
Hi Raphael! The timezone now works! It automatically detects I am in London, and the editing is fine. It would still be great to be able to specify the time zone for the control. For example, if I am travelling to New York, it would show everything in New York time (I assume), which would not be good…
Separately, I am trying to filter the data within timeline by conditioning data selection on the other row selected in a different widget, on the top left: BRANCH), but it doesn’t seem to work at all. The link filter state is null. However, if I apply the same logic to other other widget, it does show the filtered data (on another page). I am not sure if the problem is with the timeline, or with the way I set up the link filter. But I am doing it exactly the same as on the other page, and it does filter there, but not on this page where I use timeline… Any ideas?
It seems to be a limitation of the way the link between views works. I’ve started a new thread on the subject here: setSelectedRows and cylic linking
I can’t think of a solution at the moment…
