hi rmarino,
one possibility on windows would be to use the CDWriterXP ActiveX object to
burn your cd:
http://www.nugroovz.com/Products.htm#CDWriterXP
to burn with external burning-software, you could generate CUE-sheets
(special sort of file listing) with fileIO xtra, and import them to your
burn
hi slava,
as far as i remember it doesn't work in some (old?) browsers, but there is
also the javascript-solution for alerts and prompts:
for alert:
on mouseUp me
gotoNetPage("javascriptalert('Hello world!')")
end
for prompts:
on mouseUp me
gotoNetPage("javascriptdoPrompt();")
end
and
strange, for some reason all the colons dissapeared in my mail, although it
was direct copy/paste from lingo. of course it's javascript: alert... (or,
if they dissapear again, javascript alert... ;-)
valentin
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better not start another OS dispute :-) i think xp's alright, especially if you
develop mainly for the win32-platform, and mac isn't that much better anymore,
you won't convince me, i've seen and had to much g4 trouble...
but maybe you're right, outlook has some serious problems, especially in the
hi slava,
a method to record to compressed sound format I've used before is to record
to a temporary wav file, and then, in a second step, convert it with
lame.exe (commandline version) to mp3 (and afterwards delete the wav). lame
is free, it's small (190 KB) and it's really fast. if you don't lik
> On Wed, 02 Jul 2003 , Kurt Griffin wrote:
> Lingo alone can't search a hard drive. You could use another xtra, like
> fileXtra3 (free, but a whole lot of effort to use for this) or masterApp.
> But, I think the Buddy way is the best way - baOpenFile("path") is short and
> sweet - it does all of
hi john,
here a simple solution for finding the correct drive-letter with lingo. this
solution requires that the rest of the video-path is exotic enough not to occur
accidently a second time on the users computer, otherwise you would have to add
a check for the videofile itself to the handler.
--
hi steve,
a couple of months ago i've started to learn programming xtras, and my first
xtra was "postscript-xtra", a scripting-xtra which you can use to produce PDF on
the fly from director. it's a wrapper to the ghostscript-dll, so you can create
any file-format that ghostscript can create, like
don't want to to scare you, the zip does contain a little bit of documentation
in the readme-doc.
valentin
Valentin Schmidt wrote:
> hi steve,
>
> a couple of months ago i've started to learn programming xtras, and
> my first
> xtra was "postscript-xtra", a
hi anand,
you could check MediaPlayer Xtra from
http://www.starsoftmultimedia.com/
you might also try to use the WindowsMediaPlayer directly as ActiveX-Control
without an xtra.
regards,
valentin
Anand Ravi wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I need to play a number wmv files (audio and video) as part of the
hi matt,
i think this error just means your path is incorrect. or maybe some
strange/unallowed filename? is it an absolute or a relative path? how do you try
to open the file, by Navigate()/Navigate2()?
valentin
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From: "matt johansson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
quot;pdf/bro.pdf")
>
> the folders are at the same level as the projector
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> Valentin Schmidt wrote:
>
> > hi matt,
> >
> > i think this error just means your path is incorrect. or maybe some
> > strange/unallowed filename? is
hi murali,
depending on your button behaviour imaging lingo might be the best choice, but
other than that i think the easiest way to have such a scrollable control panel
with buttons would be to implement it as a LDM (control.dir imported to main.dir
as "link to external file", with option "Enable
need to find out each and every button rect manually.
>
> thank you
> murali.s
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Valentin Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 9:35 PM
> Subject: Re: cla
hi michael,
not sure if i understood your question, but if your are on windows and want to
open a folder in a new explorer window, try something like:
open "explorer.exe "
eg. open "explorer.exe C:\WINDOWS"
if you just want to find out the files in a folder, check out
getNthFileNameInFolder()
v
I think the others were right with their objections, but in case you still want
to try, here is some code for the RegistryXtra:
val =
ReadRegValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Polici
es\Explorer","NoDriveTypeAutoRun")[3][1]
cd_autorun_off = (bitAnd(32,val)=32)
v
It's quite easy to extract all media (including swf) from protected or
shocked movies or casts, you can do this with director and some lingo or
with the tool dirOpener (http://www.j-roen.net/diropener/). But I don't
think there is any decompiler for compiled lingo code. An embedded swf
will not be
you could check out DataSave Xtra from Media Click Software (former
MEDIA Shoppe):
http://www.mediashoppe.com/xtras.php#DataSafe
valentin
Anand Ravi wrote:
> Thank you all for your inputs..specially Valentin and Thomas...
>
> I was wondering if I should author the content is dirctor and use some
How to Create Quicktime Cue Points:
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/director/tips/qt/012.html
Mike Warner wrote:
> anyone know of a good resource site for using cuepoints in movies?
> I'd
> like to be able to add them and give them names/IDs and also be able
> to
> tell how long it will be until
just an addendum to the binaryIO suggestion, there is a detailed
description and lingo code for this under
http://www.updatestage.com/previous/981101.html
grimmwerks wrote:
> I remember someone once using the BinaryIO xtra to save the beginning
> headers of video elsewhere, and combining on the fl
hi,
does anyone know if there are ways to use video containing multiple
language tracks in director, and switching between those at runtime, for
other video formats than quicktime (wmv, avi, mpg, mp4?)
thanx,
valentin
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just a spontaneus idea: propably the xtra checks the SAPI version with a
registry call when getting initialised. you could examine its registry
calls with a tool like regmon (http://www.sysinternals.com/), and then
try to fool the xtra by changing one or several registry entries
(regXtra, buddi api
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/multiuse_examples.htm
grimmwerks wrote:
> I'm a bit rusty on this -- any good docs, urls on setting up one
> projector
> as the server?
>
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no, as far as i know, each projector has its own space in memory, to
"hack" the globals you would need a tool like softIce. But someone could
extract the dir-files from the projector (eg with Swifty Xena Pro, or
simply with a hexeditor and some knowlege about projectors), open them
as MIAWs in dire
can put a "showGlobals" command.
but to prevent this you can put a explicit
on prepareMovie
the debugPlaybackEnabled=0
end
in a moviescript of the start movie.
valentin
Valentin Schmidt wrote:
> no, as far as i know, each projector has its own space in memory, to
> "hack&quo
What you are looking for is called a "grid". check out the
cXtraStringGrid Xtra (http://www.cxtra.net/). If you want to use
ActiveX, try "MS DataGrid".
best,
valentin
Stephen Ingrum wrote:
> I'm trying to create an interface using column header like in Outlook
> Express (pc)-
> the "from", "Subj
hi richard,
as far as i know, when you import a jpg to a director cast, director
stores both the jpeg data as well as the the image in uncompressed form.
your jpgs are propably strongly compressed, that's why the file size
difference is that big. but when you publish the the cast (shockwave,
proje
hi list,
inspired by the daniel nelsons's approach, I've created another lingo
parent script (class) for creating PDF files with pure lingo (only
depends on fileIO xtra). It supports embedding of images and custom
fonts, and works on both platforms. Instead of reinventing the wheel,
I've translate
Hi Grimmwerks,
the script works on mac os x, too, I've tested it on Dir MX mac os x
10.3. As I've explained in the readme, you get an error message when
opening the demo.dir on mac due to an activex control that is only used
for the "experimental" implementation of deflate compression in test3,
bu
Thanks Nik,
I'm not sure why norton complains, maybe your settings are very strict,
but the I've checked with 2 other virus tools, demo.exe and php.exe are
not infected with any virus. Possibly norton considers any wsh
script/any use of the ActiveX ScriptControl "malicous"?
Best,
Valentin
nik cr
I've done some successful tests with CDWriterXP by NUGROOVZ
(www.nugroovz.com), although the project never got realized.
valentin
Pixelchurch New Media wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm just wondering if anyone has successfully implemented an activeX
> control
> from inside a Director file to control a CD
very interesting technology, but unfortunately i never had a project
where i could actually use it. but i have it installed (v1.30, on win xp
pro), in case you just need someone to test some code for you.
grimmwerks wrote:
> Anyone here using CPS from bonneville.nl?
>
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hi peter,
you can easily simulate a multiline-command message window by your own
tool xtra. I've send you an example, just put lingo.dir in your xtras
folder, restart director and invoke it from the xtra menu. it supports
copy and paste, and instead of a slow "do()" command it uses a faster:
on m
hi michael,
glad you asked:-) I've written a little scripting xtra called
"hyphenator" for this purpose. It uses a simplified version of the
famous
"TeX hyphenation algorithm", that many professional dtp-programs use as
well (eg. quark). It can be
configured to work with arbitrary (almost) languag
hi list,
is there anybody out there who is good at geometry? I need a solution
for the following problem:
I have a list of points [p1,p2,...] which form a polygon. The points can
be arbitrary, the only restriction is that the lines between the points
(where lines are the connections from point n t
pproaches with random ploygons, and use the one
producing less errors.
Thanks again,
Valentin
Alex da Franca wrote:
> At 22:38 Uhr +0100 12.12.2003, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
>> hi list,
>>
>> is there anybody out there who is good at geometry? I need a solution
>>
try setting the scriptInstanceList instead:
sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList=[script("foo")]
or
sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList=[script("foo").new()] -- for initializing
some props in new handler
and also:
origScriptList = sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList
...
sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList=origScriptList
val
no, it's the other way round, script instances have properties, not
scripts.
just try:
property pTest
on beginSprite me
pTest="XXX"
end
on mouseUp me
alert pTest
end
and in the message window:
l=sprite(1).scriptInstanceList
sprite(1).scriptInstanceList=[]
sprite(1).scriptInstanceList=l
in case you don't want to use an xtra like v12, you could also try a
lingo based database and TextCruncher xtra for fast searching.
valentin
biju george wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an swf file with 11,758 frames. Its actually an
> e-book. I want to add a search facility in director in
> the form of a
the list syntax works for text members only, for field members you have
to use a string instead:
member(1).fontstyle="plain"
member(1).fontstyle="bold,italic"
Teo Petralia wrote:
> Hi there!
> I'm getting mad with this simple command that is fontStyle. It should
> change the fontStyle of a field m
yes, I'm almost sure that's possible, but not with UDF file system, but
with ISO. A DVD-ROM can have an ISO filesystem instead of UDF, and I
think the computer doesn't care if it's a 700MB or a 4,7 GB volume, it
just cares for the filesystem, so if it can read a hybrid cd-rom, it can
read a hybrid
Hi Hiya,
I'm not sure if you can pass attachments with a mailto-url. but in case
you want to try something different, I'm in the process of writing
parent scripts ("SMTP CLASS" and "POP CLASS") for sending and retrieving
email with lingo and Multiuser xtra. Those scripts support sending and
receiv
If the files you want to upload are rather small (smaller than 50 k),
you can also send them as (binhexed) binary string with postNetText, and
save the transfered data on the server as file again, eg with a simple
PHP script.
valentin
Teo Petralia wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm wandering if is possible some
Slava Paperno wrote:
> Can someone tell us if the new Director MX 2004, with its expanded
> media
> support, adds the capability to record sound and encode it to MP3?
> Or perhaps Ogg Vorbis is supported by MX 2004?
I've written 2 very simple scripting xtras (OggXtra and MP3Xtra) for
converting wa
http://wkar.macq.com/beignprocess.asp is not reachable at the moment. if
that's for another reason, try opening the url directly in a browser and
check the result (you could make your asp-page return something like "1"
or "OK")
Anand Ravi wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I am using postnettext to send some t
there is a command line tool called "blat.exe" that supports
attachments, but doesn't use MAPI. you could run it as hidden app (eg
with Buddy API) with an smtp server of your choice:
http://pages.infinit.net/che/blat/blat.zip
the command line tool "Swap" uses MAPI and supports attachments as well,
hi mark,
my lingo script for creating pdf you can find at
http://dasdeck.de/staff/valentin/pdf_class/pdf_class_v102.zip
but if your project is win only, and you use a lot of images, you would
better use my pdfCreator xtra, a free scripting xtra based on PDFLib
which you can find at
http://dasdeck
there is a bit of information about AIFF at
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/mac/Sound/Sound-61.html
maybe the meta data is stored as Annotation Chunks?
valentin
grimmwerks wrote:
> ...just wanted to change the subject, as I'm really thinking reading
> in the
> Apple Loops keywords fro
I havn't understood exactly what you want to do, but in general I would
suggest that you send ALL you update-information only once in a SINGLE
postnettext command (as a long list of post-variables) to your
ASP-script, and then let the ASP-script do all the updates based on the
recieved data.
valen
Hi Craig,
if you really want to follow the deleting idea, here's a quick'm'dirty
hack for windows:
after 3rd failure do 2 things in projector:
a) write the following key to the registry, either with some capable
xtra or by executing vbscript as external file ("open ...") or with an
embedded Script
I've just noticed there is a much easier solution, which works for all
windows versions (see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=137367):
you could directly write the following key to the registry:
key:
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce\del
eteProj"
value: "'comma
"C:\Documents and Settings\\Desktop" is corect for W2k and XP
(and propably NT as well), but only, if it's an english OS. On a german
system for example it would be "C:\Dokumente und
Einstellungen\\Desktop. For 95, 98 and probably ME as well it's
"C:\Windows\Desktop". And those pathes are defaults
hi pranav,
what I've done in a similar case is using ordinary castLibs with a
certain member arrangment or naming convention as my own compound file
format, and to attach and detach them at runtime with the freeware xtra
CastControl. You can give them your own file type ending (eg. *.mix or
whatev
I've got the impression that syntax coloring and auto indent for JS code
are still very rudimentary (no coloring of important key words like
"function", "for",..., no auto indenting for opened and closed curly
brackets etc - maybe someone could confirm this?). Guess this might be
an obstacle for sw
nd
your
> there. My current preference is to use JSL extensions and Dreamweaver
plus
> Rob Walch's Dreaweaver extension for editing JS Syntax files.
>
> Sincerely
> Mark R. Jonkman
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
I would assume that you can play them with the media player active x
control.
valentin
Juan Pablo De La Fuente wrote:
> Hello list
> Does anybody know how to play Windows Media Player metafiles from
> Director MX? I must be able to point to .WVX files and embed the video
> window in Director MX p
Hi Justin,
I doubt that you will find any OpenCyc-expert here on this list,
although it's a very interesting subject, and I don't think there is
something like a OpenCyc-Xtra. But maybe you could explain a bit, how
you think the combination of director and OpenCyc could look like? Does
OpenCyc hav
I've checked the OpenCyc-page, OpenCyc does have a web interface, which
you can use from director with getNetText() and postNetText()-requests,
something like pNetID = getNetText
("http://localhost:3603/cgi-bin/cyccgi/cg?...";)
valentin
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I don't think you that there's an easy way to get the amplitude value
for a quicktime sprite. I've checked Livestage, there is no
corresponding QScript Property. But for sound members (internal,
external, swa) AmplitudeXtra does what you want:
http://www.marmalademedia.com.au/
valentin
Charlie F
maybe there is a better way, but what I've done before is checking the
currentPosition:
if myWmpSprite.currentPosition>=myWmpSprite.duration then
-- movie done
end if
valentin
Rodrigo Peres wrote:
> Hi list,
>
>
> I'm using the activex windows media control under director mx to play
> some
> m
hmm... if you got the cash :-), you could switch to dirMX2004 which has
native windows media support and the mediaStatus-property for Windows
Media cast members.
valentin
Rodrigo Peres wrote:
> Valentin,
>
> Thank's for the tip, but look what I've got:
>
> Put sprite(3).duration
> -- 282.989
>
>
Actually I can't remember anymore why I had used the
currentPosition/duration comparisson, there must have been some reason
for it, but I did a quick test now with the wmp activex control, and the
playState-property worked ok:
video playing -> myWmpSprite.playState=3
video done -> myWmpSprite.play
yes, it's possible, even in a single exe, with the help of some
commandline packer which is able to create self unpacking executables.
You could eg. use winrar to create an sfx exe which contains your
projector and an linked external dummy.cast:
slide.exe (sfx-archive)
-> contains:
- show.exe (pro
1. you might also choose "overwrite files without prompt" in the
sfx-settings when creating slide.exe.
2. using buddy Api to call rar.exe has the advantage that it can be
hidden, without an ugly dos-box:
baSetCurrentDir( the moviepath)
baRunProgram( "rar.exe f slide.exe data.cst", "hidden", false )
try
open("hh.exe mk:@MSITStore:::/")
example, opening director's help with topic "member" (german system):
open("hh.exe
mk:@MSITStore:C:\Programme\MACROMEDIA\Director%20MX\Help\dirusing.chm::/
03c_m_21.htm")
to find a the adress of a certain page (topic), do a right
click->properties on that page
I think the problem is that the png is dynamically generated by some
cgi-script, but director needs correct file-endings, mime-types in the
http-header don't seem to be sufficient. if you have acces to any
web-space with php-support, you can put there the following little
php-script ("pcw.php").
h
hi list,
propably a very dumm question, but I cant remember at the moment, what's
the best way to find out the projector's filename (not path) with lingo?
thanks,
valentin
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Hi list,
I just found some undocumented feature in dmx2004 concerning
activex-controls: I had noticed that the properties-dialog for
activex-controls has 2 new tabs, "CallString" and "Constants". Doing a
little google-research I found the following very interesting article:
http://www.macromedia.
sorry, made a mistake, the method's name is callString, not callSprite.
valentin
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Hi Yarif,
I wished there was a better solution. I tried to send all kind of
http-headers with php, like
Header('Content-Type: image/png');
Header('Content-disposition: inline; filename=pcw.png');
in conjunction with a fpassthru($fp) command, no success. I even tried
to fool director with "fake" u
Hi Diego,
those things are also called "ComboBox". you have several opportunities:
- you can use an xtra like OSControl (cross-platform) or cXtraComboBox
(win only)
- for windows you can use an activeX control
- you can use an existing imaging lingo solution, like eg. the
ONE-SPRITE POPUP WIDGET
it's just "@//".
valentin
Kerry Thompson wrote:
> I'm trying to get the directory above the moviePath, and my brain is
> in
> vaporlock.
>
> I thought I could get it with pPath = @//the moviePath, but Director
> is
> choking on that, and every variation I can think of.
>
> This is on Windows,
I guess Buddy API simply doesn't support the @-syntax?
e.g. getNthFileNameInFolder("@//", 1) works.
valentin
Warren Ockrassa wrote:
> On Mar 3, 2004, at 10:28 AM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>
>>> it's just "@//".
>>
>> I tried that and got a "misplaced operator" error.
>>
>> pUserPath = @// --misp
I've found this handler in my "code repository", mabe it helps.
valentin
---
-- returns hardwrapped text of given field or text member
---
on hardWrap m
s=""
y=0
n=1
c=m
Hi list,
in case anyone has a need for it, I've finished the first alpha
version of my lingo css-parser (CSS CLASS), which can be downloaded from
http://staff.dasdeck.de/valentin/lingo/css_class/
it can be used to parse css-code (as string or as external file) and
apply this style to a tagged tex
some facts/thoughts about midi and director:
- Beatnik xtra is still a great xtra, it's shockwave safe and it works
in dmx2004, BUT, as mentioned by Johan, there is no OSX version
- There is MIDIio X-Tra for realtime sending and receiving of MIDI
messages (eg. to a MIDI synth, OMS on mac, system's
usic tracks and switch them on and off
with lingo according to your needs. this works for both mac and windows.
valentin
Valentin Schmidt wrote:
> some facts/thoughts about midi and director:
> - Beatnik xtra is still a great xtra, it's shockwave safe and it works
> in dmx2004, BUT, as
you could attach a behavior script to the filmloops that reads the
comments and automatically positions the sprite correctly. that way I
don't see why setting regpoints would be less work.
valentin
> The problem is that they're all different shapes and sizes, but I need
> to have the background c
if you set the framerate to a value like 200 fps that is higher than the
rate that director can actually perform, it means you tell director to
update/animate "as fast as possible". if your machine is slow or has
other processes running, this will result in jerks whenever something
else interferes
Hi list,
if anyone here does or will use one of my freeware windows scripting
xtras (PDFCreator, MP3Xtra, OggXtra, PostScript Xtra, Cells), I've
updated all of them today to make them DMX2004 compatible. There was
just a little error in the director version check that wasn't compatible
with direct
If you don't need to access the files with director, the simplest
solution I can think of would be to put them in a password protected
(self-extracting) archive (zip, rar, sit, ...). I think those are quite
secure, especially if you use a long, unusual password.
valentin
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
>
Hi Rob,
you can use either the status or the title of the page to communicate
with lingo.. I've used the same trick before with the webbrowser
control. But as the status text dispays all kind of status information
and therefor changes all the time, I would suggest you use the title.
Here is some c
Tab,
if I understood it right, Rob is not asking for communication between an
embedded shockwave movie and the browser, but between a WebXtra sprite
inside a director projector and director.
valentin
Tab Julius wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> On Internet Explorer, you don't need an Xtra - you can call a fu
Hi list,
I have a very simple utility-function which uses fileIO Xtra to find out
if a file exists (just for cases where Buddy API or FileXtra are not
available):
on fileExists fn
fio=new(xtra "fileIO")
fio.openFile(fn,1)
err=fio.status()
fio.closeFile()
fio=void
if err=0 then
ret
As I've said, this function is only meant for cases where those xtras
are not available. One possible reason is to keep my downloadable
shockwave-projectors as small as possible.
valentin
Kerry Thompson wrote:
>> Now I found out that this function always returns true if a
>> file with the same fi
matthew,
> In this case is the name fully qualified, or relative?
I want to use it as general function for checking the existence of
files, specified by their full path.
> What about using fileName() to compare the filename to the one that
> was
> passed in? Of course, this won't work if fileName
if anyone cares, here my solution for a lingo-based
fileExists()-function. I've tried the proposal made my Buzz, but this
would mean that I would need 2 instances of fileIO Xtra for every call
of fileExists(), which seemed too ugly.
now I simply use:
on fileExists myFile
pd = the last char of th
year, of course you are right. here my latest version, including another
little optimization:
on fileExists myFile
pd = the last char of the moviepath
od = the itemdelimiter
the itemdelimiter = pd
myPath = myFile
myFileName = the last item of myFile
delete the last item of myPath
put
hi list,
does anyone know a way to find out the existing properties (their names)
of a flash object in dir mx/mx2004 by means of lingo? As they enumerated
in the object inspector, there must be a way to find them, but can this
be done with lingo?
valentin
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thanx mark, that's what I was looking for.
valentin
> myFlashObject.dbgPropList()
>
> Sincerely
> Mark R. Jonkman
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Valentin
> > Schmidt
> > Se
I use german special chars all the time and never had this problem. I
think something is wrong with the fonts you are using. Are you using
embedded fonts or system fonts? Which ones? And where does the text come
from? Is it set/changed at runtime?
I have some lingo code for converting mac-strings
for windows and internet explorer you could embed some vbscript in the
html page that checks for the cd-rom and opens the movie (e.g. in a new
browser window). it would depend on the user's security settings if the
script works seamlessly or if a security dialog pops up or if the script
fails.
val
Hi list,
I've taken an important step forward in fullfilling my ingenious plan to
achieve world domination by means of lingo :-)
I've written 2 classes (parent-scripts) for runtime generation of
SVG-files: one for general SVG generation, the other for SVG graphs.
Both are translations of existing
hi list,
i just wondered, is the following a known director bug?
c=numtochar(138)
put (c contains numtochar(154))
-- 1
put offset(numtochar(154),c)
-- 1
and also
c=numtochar(154)
put (c contains numtochar(138))
-- 1
put offset(numtochar(138),c)
-- 1
(tested on dmx, win xp pro)
valentin
[To re
hi daniel,
no, those are the mac char codes for the german special chars "ä" (a
umlaut) and "ö" (o umlaut), both lower case.
valentin
> In this case, is it possible that these two characters (138 and 154)
> are lower and upper case versions of one another?
>
[To remove yourself from this list,
> 1. Is there any way to put an instance of a cast member via Lingo ?
> and does
> the instance behave like an inheritence object in OOP where the
> button could
> have multiple text/value on each instance. i try using
> sprite(x).member.text .. but all the instance also change
for standard di
Hi biju,
I guess the script error is not produced by the SVG creation scripts
itself, but I use the Adobe SVG viewer to display the created files. You
have to install the latest SVG viewer to make this work:
http://www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install/main.html
otherwise you would have to uncomment th
what I usually do in such a case is to append a random-parameter to the
URL, which makes director bypass the cache:
-- in moviescript, e.g. on prepareMovie
the randomseed = the ticks
-- when updating image
member(webimg).filename= "http://webcamurl/foo.cgi?"; & random(the
maxinteger)
(url could
XMLObj = newObject("XML", member("textOrField").text)
valentin
nomshar wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>>I am trying to use the flash asset xtra to read XML from a cast
>> member. I can get it to read from a file using:
>>
>> XMLObj.load(g_strMyFilePath)
>>
>> But how can I read the XML from a cast
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