Rev just calls the operating system to display its standard file
dialog. If the OS doesn't support previews in that dialog, there
isn't much you can do. That's why it works automatically in Leopard
(where this feature was added) but not in Tiger. It works in Windows
if the user sets the view
Hi,
I'm wondering if anybody has already rolled out an image file picker
that allows for image previews when asking a user to select an image?
Maybe I'm missing something here because as far as I know, this is
currently not possible using the ask file command and you let the
user select
Le 5 sept. 08 à 11:53, Jesse Sng a écrit :
Hi,
I'm wondering if anybody has already rolled out an image file
picker that allows for image previews when asking a user to select
an image?
Maybe I'm missing something here because as far as I know, this is
currently not possible using
Hi François,
Le 5 sept. 08 à 11:53, Jesse Sng a écrit :
Hi,
I'm wondering if anybody has already rolled out an image file
picker that allows for image previews when asking a user to select
an image?
Maybe I'm missing something here because as far as I know, this is
currently
on OS X 10.5 you get an image preview in the Rev import dialogs!
Tested with Rev 2.9 and 3.0.
Regards
Klaus Major
Going back to my original question - none of this works when you use
the ask file command to get the user to specify a file.
Does anybody have a stack or a solution where you
Jesse Sng wrote:
Going back to my original question - none of this works when you use the
ask file command to get the user to specify a file.
Does anybody have a stack or a solution where you can ask the user to
specify a file and then be able to preview all the OS X graphics files
that can
Or one could roll their own Ask Dialog in Rev... which would require
a recursive directory walker handler.
These can be designed for remote or local directories.
Several approaches and some examples are in the list archives. I've
seen a few that came close to working and looking like system
