You put it in the Commands folder in your user configuration folder. For
example:
C:\Documents and Settings\MyUserName\Local Settings\Application
Data\Macromedia\Flash 8\en\Configuration\Commands
You might need to show hidden files.
Here's my image settings command, while we're sharing:
Image Settings.jsfl
---
// :mode=javascript:
settings=flash.getDocumentDOM().xmlPanel(fl.configURI+
'Commands/imageSettingsGUI.xml');
if(settings.dismiss == accept)
{
imageQuality = settings.imageQuality;
imageSmoothing = Boolean(settings.imageSmoothing);
imageCompression = settings.compressionType;
useImportedJpegQuality = Boolean(settings.useImportedJpegQuality);
var library = fl.getDocumentDOM().library;
var selItems = library.getSelectedItems();
fl.trace(Selected items length:+selItems.length);
for(var i=0;iselItems.length;i++){
var item = selItems[i];
if(item.itemType == bitmap){
if(useImportedJpegQuality == true){
item.useImportedJpegQuality = true;
}else{
item.useImportedJpegQuality = false;
item.compressionType = imageCompression;
if(imageCompression == photo){
item.quality = Number(imageQuality);
}
}
item.allowSmoothing = imageSmoothing;
}
}
}
---
imageSettingsGUI.xml
---
dialog title=Set Image Options buttons=accept,cancel
label value=Compression Type:/
menulist id=compressionType
menuitem label=PNG/Lossless value=lossless/
menuitem label=JPEG value=photo/
/menulist
label value=Image Quality (leave blank for default)/
textbox id=imageQuality value=50/
checkbox label=ImageSmoothing? id=imageSmoothing checked=true/
checkbox label=Use imported JPEG Quality(only if a jpeg)
id=useImportedJpegQuality/
/dialog
---
James Deakin wrote:
This will come in very handy. Just one thing though. I have no Idea
where to put this file. And how to exicute it. Could you please point
me in the right direction.
Kind regards
James Deakin
On 8/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a project recently that was originally developed as a CDROM by a
3rd party, but then had to be migrated to the web. Many of the lib items
(1000's of items) had been set with specific compression values or
Lossless. This ended up with a 60MB swf file. Ick.
So I brewed up this little JSFL that sets all bitmaps in the library to
document level photo/jpeg compression.
Hope this helps anyone who has or will have a similar headache.
//--
var lib = fl.getDocumentDOM().library;
for(n=0;nlib.items.length;n++){
var item=lib.items[n];
if(item.itemType==bitmap){
lib.selectItem(item.name);
lib.setItemProperty('compressionType', 'photo');
fl.outputPanel.trace(SET COMPRESSION TO PHOTO
ON:+item.name);
}
}
//--
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