Re: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Howdy-Tzi
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 11:22 America/Chicago, Irv Kalb wrote:

I put a breakpoint in the hyperLinkClicked routine above and run. The 
text shows up, the links are blue and underlined.  But the on 
hyperlinkClicked never gets called.  What's up with that??
IIRC to make dynamically loaded hypertext work, you have to, after 
loading the text in your member, set the member.media = the 
member.media to refresh Director.

-- WthmO

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Re: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Bertil Flink
Have you tried :
member(source).media = member(source).media
to wake up the member?

Worked for me when I created hyperlinks on the fly.



Bertil Flink
Creative Media


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Subject: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked


 I must be missing something basic here - 'cause I've made this work before.
 
 I have a text member that I've put on stage.  I have a field member 
 called source  with some valid HTML - it has one or more links in 
 it that look like this:
 
a href=somelinkSome text/a
 
 Then attach a behavior that to puts the text into the html of a 
 member and waits for a click on a hyperlink:
 
 property spriteNum
 
 on beginSprite me
sprite(spriteNum).member.html = member(source).text
 end
 
 on hyperlinkClicked me, data, range
put data
put range
nothing
 end
 
 I put a breakpoint in the hyperLinkClicked routine above and run. 
 The text shows up, the links are blue and underlined.  But the on 
 hyperlinkClicked never gets called.  What's up with that??
 
 Irv
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RE: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Jeremy
The only way I've dynamically created hyperlinks is:

sprite(4).member.word[1].hyperlink = http://whatever;

Have you tried putting the hyperlink of your text member in the message
window to see if it actually has a hyperlink assigned to it?

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Subject: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked


I must be missing something basic here - 'cause I've made this work
before.

I have a text member that I've put on stage.  I have a field member 
called source  with some valid HTML - it has one or more links in 
it that look like this:

   a href=somelinkSome text/a

Then attach a behavior that to puts the text into the html of a 
member and waits for a click on a hyperlink:

property spriteNum

on beginSprite me
   sprite(spriteNum).member.html = member(source).text
end

on hyperlinkClicked me, data, range
   put data
   put range
   nothing
end

I put a breakpoint in the hyperLinkClicked routine above and run. 
The text shows up, the links are blue and underlined.  But the on 
hyperlinkClicked never gets called.  What's up with that??

Irv
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Re: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Irv Kalb
Thanks very much Howdy - that did it!

(Of course, no mention of this in the docs)

Irv

At 12:01 PM -0600 3/19/03, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 11:22 America/Chicago, Irv Kalb wrote:

I put a breakpoint in the hyperLinkClicked routine above and run. 
The text shows up, the links are blue and underlined.  But the on 
hyperlinkClicked never gets called.  What's up with that??
IIRC to make dynamically loaded hypertext work, you have to, after 
loading the text in your member, set the member.media = the 
member.media to refresh Director.

-- WthmO

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Re: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Howdy-Tzi
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 12:34 America/Chicago, Irv Kalb wrote:

Thanks very much Howdy - that did it!
:D

(Of course, no mention of this in the docs)
Actually it's a quirk, so no, it's won't be documented. It's not 
intended behavior. :\

What I seem to recall is that this manifested from the start with Dir7 
in 1999. Sic semper deferrals.

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Re: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Robert Tweed
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 Actually it's a quirk, so no, it's won't be documented.

That's because Director would cost at least twice as much, and there would
be far less trees left in the rainforests if they had to use enough paper to
document all the quirks ;-)

- Robert

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Re: lingo-l on hyperlinkClicked

2003-03-19 Thread Howdy-Tzi
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 13:35 America/Chicago, Robert Tweed 
wrote:

Actually it's a quirk, so no, it's won't be documented.
That's because Director would cost at least twice as much, and there 
would
be far less trees left in the rainforests if they had to use enough 
paper to
document all the quirks ;-)
Heh, not to mention Gretchen's hit count would dwindle rapidly!

-- WthmO

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