ScriptUI: replacing images
When you use graphic files (such as PNGs) for images, you can change the contents of an image control. The following script sets an image (iconA) but immediately replaces it with iconB, so that by the...
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Hallo Piotr, Perhaps the following approach can help. The script places the eps (inside the selected frame) twice in a new layer: the first time with property epsImportPreferences.epsFrames = false...
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If the *.eps was created by photoshop then look to read the file. Search the photoshop scripting forum you can look for 'oclip' or the photoshop file spec tag.
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hmm.. using your own technique: write iconA and iconB to temp PNG files, and use them as is.
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Hi Peter, Assuming iconA and iconB have the same size this should do the trick: var iconA = "\x89PNG...\x82", iconB = "\x89PNG...\x82"; var w = new Window ('dialog'), icon = w.add ('image',...
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Re: ScriptUI: replacing images
Thanks both. Vamitul -- Well, yes. I now have separate PNGs that need to be in the script's folder. But I'd rather have everything in the script file. Besides, If I can't get something to work I want...
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Hi Peter! I think you missunderstod me. what i meant was something like this: var iconA = "\u0089PNG\r\n\x1A\ . . . `\u0082"; var myIcon=new File( Folder.userData.absoluteURI + "/ScriptUI_IconA.png"...
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Hi Peter, In that case you need something more subtle, for changing the underlying ScriptUIImage at runtime through a PNG-string is not supported. You then need both to trigger onDraw (using my...
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Write your "string" images to file, then use the files...
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To be clear, your strings are strings, until you write them to file as binaries.
View ArticleRe: ScriptUI: replacing images
Vamitul (and Bob) -- No, I didn't misunderstand you, I was just trying to avoid that method, but I may have to use it anyway. Marc -- I had forgotten about your sprite method and will give that a shot....
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Hi Peter, Marc certainly doesn't need my approval but I found his new sprite button very effective and easy to use. I set up the 3 picture using fireworks, divide the canvas into 3 and then place the...
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Was having issues with Asian fonts last week and asked a question on the InDesign side of the fence, and scripting came up, which brought me over here to ask if such a script existed for collecting...
View ArticleRe: Adding cross reference with find text
HiI learn by using samples found here on this forum. Unfortunately I cant find a simple example on adding a cross-reference. I found one that links to another file, with very helpful input from Peter...
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Re: Access the palette options of the link panel
Hi Roland! Thanks a lot! Unfortunately that's not what I'm looking for. I guess I should have just taken a screenshot, too This is it. I would like to, i.e. deactivate ICC-Profile ... Best,Anke
View ArticletextStyleRange with dropCap or grepStyle - Not working!
Hello!(Yes, that again me, that don`t know English, everything is from Google Translate ...) I created a script that changes the text width settings (horizontalScale)That: var m =...
View ArticleRe: Access the palette options of the link panel
Hello Anke! I see! Via javascript you can't access to these options - i think. A way out maybe is to build your own panel. Roland
View ArticleRe: File close using script prompt message
Thanks Beginner_X for reply I try : var myDocument=app.activeDocument;myDocument.close(1852776480); SaveOptions.no value is 1852776480. I think that there is no difference in...
View ArticleAnchored image moves/gets overridden
Hi all, Below there a link to an attachment that contains an indd file, a script and an image: You create a textfield, large enough for several paragraphs.Select the textfieldrun the code. The code...
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