Cristiano on Tech/Life How to Build Your Own Lifestream with Yahoo Pipes and NO Server Side Logic
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Step 5: Present the Data
Now, I am going to be mean here as I won’t show you how to do this. This is a totally different topic and it can be done however you want. Basically: if you use PrototypeJS example from step 4, your callback function will be called and you can then use that JSON data however you want. Take a good look at the PrototypeJS and Scriptaculous libraries and their examples to present the data how you want it.
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Nice! I built mine (http://360.whatfettle.com) using Venus and keep meaning to present it on a SIMILE timeline ..
Hi Paul. What I like about your version is that show pictures/photos. I was thinking of doing something in SIMILE, but if you add a lot of rich media content that might get a bit confusing quickly.
I had never heard of Venus. What is it? It’s a back-end technology I assume? Thing to remember here is that my project was also kind of an exercise for me to see what Yahoo Pipes and what I could do with it.
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Hi, the pipe debug link in this page is broken.
Which link do you mean?
There is loads of stuff broken, especially the images. My hosting provider lost them by accident and I still haven’t had time to put them back.
It was the one on page four (I didn\’t realise the comments were common across all pages). P.S. thanks for the article!
The link seems to work fine. Maybe you can’t access it because you aren’t logged in. The debug output is only accessible when you are editing the pipe. So go and make an account and start editing your or my pipe.