RE: Netscape Navigator to -> embedded shockwave Dir. movie??

[Jussi Jokinen]

I struggled with this issue couple of months ago and though I cannot
remember my solution exactly, it seemed that CGI - scripts are a good
alternative. You can communicate with scripts by netlingo.

Calling script functions straight from shockwave movie is very dependent on
your browser - and as usual, Netscape isn't the one that works... :)

Jussi Jokinen

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> Subject:   Netscape Navigator to -> embedded shockwave Dir.
> movie??
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> How can Netscape Navigator tell a shockwave movie to execute a function???
> 
> Or... can a Shockwave movie ask the browser (Netscape Navigator) for the
> contents of the status line...?
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions..
> 
> -Boyd Speer
> Touchstone Digital Design
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Re: a color picker

[Alex da Franca]

At 13:47 Uhr +0200 20.09.2002, Fabrice Closier wrote:
>when i call my libraries, there is one picker script builded in 
>but since i migrate my libs since version 5 might be an old one.
>anyway, take a peek. might be there. or if not, i'll mail it to you.
>
>Fabrice
>Thomas Higgins heeft op vrijdag 20 september 2002 om 03:29 het 
>volgende geschreven:
>
>>Steve,
>>
>>>can any one tell me a good way to display or make a color picker.  I
>>>want to let the user pick the color of there text.
>>
>>Something like these?
>>
>>scripts:
>>
>>
>>
>>demo:
>>

here's my IL version of a colorPicker:


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Re: converting 8.5 files to 8.0

[nik crosina]

> Brian's said that it worked out for him. If you tried it and failed, 
> I guess you must have missed a step, or typed a wrong number.

possibly, colin, but by then i had spent too long finding installing and getting my 
hed around resource editors, and finding the right number configurations,... 

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Re: Just out of curiosity (repeat loop)

[Colin Holgate]

>As I said in the sentence immediately preceding that code, "Of 
>course, this will not work for lists with duplicate entries." 
>Immediately following that code was a demonstration of what happens. 
>To put it in words, getPos() will return the only first occurrence 
>of the parameter supplied.

You know Malk, I could do with reading things more carefully!



(ps. the Malk part was a joke)

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Re: Just out of curiosity (repeat loop)

[Mark A. Boyd]

At 21:18 2002-09-21, Colin Holgate wrote:
>>on repeatList aList
>>   repeat with i in aList
>> put aList.getPos(i)
>>   end repeat
>>end
>
>Buzz's hidden counter will work, but this one may fail. What happens if a 
>later entry in the list is a repeat of an earlier entry?

As I said in the sentence immediately preceding that code, "Of course, this 
will not work for lists with duplicate entries." Immediately following that 
code was a demonstration of what happens. To put it in words, getPos() will 
return the only first occurrence of the parameter supplied.

Following that was a "hidden counter" snippet that works just as Buzz's 
does, though it was initiated as 1 and incremented at the end of the repeat 
rather than at the start. He beat me by two minutes.


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