>You can use a js function, as per usual just include the js into the html
>page using
>
>
Oh, of course--I was trying to get the src attribute into Director. Doh!
Thanks :-)
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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hi folks,
everyone is familiar with THE SIMS. is there a software out there that you
can make your own characters put your own face but still looking like the
sims. (you can pose them and put props).
sorry thats of topic but i need to know
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Hi Kerry
You can use a js function, as per usual just include the js into the html
page using
or something like that. You can call the js function as per normal from
Director, there is no difference in handling whether it is in a js file
attached via SRC
Sincerely
Mark
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>Example:
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It definitely is not shockwave safe
Sincerely
Mark
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Hi Kerry
Example:
function openBrowserWindow(url,name,params){
window.open(url,name,params);
}
object..
embed..
Then within director:
on mouseUp me
goToNetPage("Javascript:openBrowserWindow('someWindow.htm','swWindow','toolb
ar=0,location=0,dire
It can live anywhere on the html page between script tags (browser default
the script language to JS). But it is best to keep it in the head if
possible.
So it would look like:
myJSfunction() {
}
the shockwave movie that calls myJSfunction()
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This is really basic, but I'm just learning JavaScript...
I have a custom JavaScript function we've written, and I need to call it
with goToNetPage.
The question is this: where does that JavaScript function need to live for
Director to find it? I can't use the HTML src attribute, I don't think
>
> I do mind having my contributions called "goofiness" as I think you
> would, so lets keep a polite tone, OK?
>
Touchy, touchy. It is goofy... lingo I mean. That doesn't mean your
workaround isn't clever.
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With DirectOS Xtra you can find it by using the following syntax:
dosgetfileversion(dosFindApp("wm"))
Hope that helped.
Scott Sidman wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I know how to check for the Quicktime version on a machine, but, what is
> the command for checking if Media Player is installed
>LOL. Clients are always the best designers.
You may take you tongue out of your cheek now ;-)
>Can you embed that in Blackboard
>or WebCT, please? Or perhaps do it in Flash?
We tried Flash for playback, but there are some bugs in mp3 audio playback.
Another engineer who knows Flash far bette
> No, it's for a new page the customer wants--they want to click on a record
> button and have the recorder window pop up. It's kind of a funky
> design--there are some pages with like 15 record buttons--one for each
> word. I thought it would be better just to embed the Shockwave recorder at
> th
> I'm sure that Tab didn't mean technically "No", he just meant no to
> types like Juan, who doesn't present a valid coverstory for their
> need to open a protected file. In those cases it is apparently
> considered consensus that we pretend that the protection scheme
> actually work.
> I don't ag
Jonathan,
I don't know if this will help, but I use an 'on cuePassed' handler
for detecting cue points:
on exitFrame
go the frame
end
on cuePassed me, channelID, cuePointNumber, cuePointName
if cuePointName = "myCuePointName" then
--whatever you want to do
end if
end
Of course, y
At 16:25 -0500 01_01_24, Patrick Griffiths wrote:
>Close enough I guess, but not the same. By using the goofiness below the
>property can be accessed through the me instance of the script and through
>the script. That would be like accessing a static through this and through
>scope resolution. IMH
So, the upshot is: no class variabes.
That sucks. But whatever...
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Hi all,
I know how to check for the Quicktime version on a machine, but, what is
the command for checking if Media Player is installed and is at least
version 7.0 on a PC? I'm using Dir 8.0.
Thanks
Scott Sidman
Mindsight
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If it's true that we are here to help others, then wh
Close enough I guess, but not the same. By using the goofiness below the
property can be accessed through the me instance of the script and through
the script. That would be like accessing a static through this and through
scope resolution. IMHO that doesn't make much sense, but whatever...
Patr
I've got a bit of an anomaly with some MP3 files. D8, Win 98 and Mac OS 9.
I'm importing 13 of them into cast members. All of them play fine in the
Windows Media Player and QuickTime Player (Mac and PC).
There are 4 of them that Director tells me it is "having trouble
importing." All the files
I just did a little test and the mui xtra does not seem to be shockwave
safe. That is, I could not get it to work in Shockwave. The download if
needed option was not available. I think this is the test of whether or not
an xtra is Shockwave safe or not.
Ryan
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Did you try it?
>...well, is it?
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Er.no, not yet.
>Did you try it?
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Because I'm a Mac user?
>Why not try Ultraedit, and then downloading their Wordfile for lingo to
>do the Syntax highlighting:
>
>http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/index.html
>http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/additional.html
>
>ps. You can download Wordfiles for almost any programming languag
...well, is it?
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At 08:38 1/24/2001, Wille Frankenhaeuser wrote:
>Why not try Ultraedit, and then downloading their Wordfile for lingo to
>do the Syntax highlighting:
>
>http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/index.html
>http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/additional.html
I suspect it's because UltraEdit is not avail
Well, I downloaded the sdk. Started learning a little C++ (come on man,
you can get it!) and might take a look at it to see how tough it's going
to be.
Would be interested, and given the dreamweaver/bbedit thang, maybe a
director/bbedit thing wouldn't be so tough...
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Oh how I wish this would happen. BBEdit is one of my favorite programs.
I don't know C/C++ but if there is any grunt work I could do (helping to
define the Lingo library using provided syntax?), let me know.
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sayis there any way to control devices (if they can be) via usb
rather than serial? any xtra?
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> ...but of course I miss the lingo syntax coloring.
Hey!
Why not try Ultraedit, and then downloading their Wordfile for lingo to
do the Syntax highlighting:
http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/index.html
http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/additional.html
ps. You can download Wordfiles for almo
on 24/1/01 2:38 pm, Dion Nicholas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> At 14:30 24/01/01 +, you wrote:
>> on 24/1/01 2:09 PM, Dion Nicholas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> Would someone please give me directions to a popular *flash-list*?
>>>
>>> TIA.
>>>
>>
>>
>> why TIA why ?
>
> why TIA
I doin fact, a while back I also wrote a very amateurish software in VB to do
thatif someone's got a professional solution, I'd be glad to lend some support.
As D8 now can utilize external linked script files, I've experimented with using
BBedit as the script editor (since it's got gre
I have used similiar to this successfully before
on prepareMovie
set gMybrowser=baFindApp("htm")
end
on mouseUp
if gMybrowser="" then
call an MUI and use
set ok = baShell( "open",The moviePath & "InstallFile","", "", "normal"
) to install
else
myfiletoOpen=the moviepath&
Hey all.
As D8 now can utilize external linked script files, I've experimented
with using BBedit as the script editor (since it's got great grep
functionality)...but of course I miss the lingo syntax coloring.
Contacting Bare Bones about this got me this link about creating language
modules
'TIA' means "Thanks in advance"
At 02:30 PM 1/24/01 +, Giles wrote:
>on 24/1/01 2:09 PM, Dion Nicholas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Would someone please give me directions to a popular *flash-list*?
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> > TIA.
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>why TIA why ?
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At 14:30 24/01/01 +, you wrote:
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>on 24/1/01 2:09 PM, Dion Nicholas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Would someone please give me directions to a popular *flash-list*?
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>why TIA why ?
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> TIA.
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why TIA why ?
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There are ways to get at the score. However, all Lingo is stripped. If
you have behaviors and whatnot, you won't be able to view them.
So, yes, although you can get at some of the media and the score, the
brains are gone, and at any rate, you can't "open" it in Director like a
regular .DIR.
I think the second way Mark mentions is the best way to go actually.
I have had problems (with Netscape) in the past when calling window.open
directly. It works fine for testing. It seems to work better when placed in
a function and called from there, for example:
in the html :