Re: lingo-l PostNetText

On Tuesday, January 13, 2004, at 04:54 am, Teo Petralia wrote: I've retrieve the text of a .txt file, with getNetText, than after I have changed that file I would like to save it. How can I do that? I tried with postNetText with the following sintax: postNetText(http./filename.txt,

lingo-l How to refer frame number in one of the scenes in an FLA from Director

Hi List, I have an FLA with 10 scenes in it. I have to go to various frames in that FLA like: sprite(x).frame=frame 100 of scene scene1 There is 10 such scenes in it. Any Help? Biju George. __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the Signing Bonus Sweepstakes

lingo-l Director MX 2004 (Forget Window Sound Bug)

Hi Tom and List, Tom, with all the new MIAW stuff, can you now forget a MIAW without it stopping all sounds? As far as sound goes, there was that bug that soundFadeOut brought the volume of the channel down to 0, but checking the the volume of the sound channel returns 255. I'm asking because I

RE: lingo-l PostNetTest Issue

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) Thanks for the help. Solved it finally. There was a proxy server

RE: lingo-l How to refer frame number in one of the scenes in an FLA from Director

I am not sure if you can directly address scenes. My suggestion in this case would be to set 2 variables in flash and call flash function to make the actual switch. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of biju george Sent: Tuesday, January 13,

Re: lingo-l rightMouseUpOutside?

Thanks, Buzz and Kerry. Turns out that the onMouseUp handler was the culprit... I reset the locZ of the sprite to its original locZ there, and the property storing the sprite's original locZ was in the mouseDown handler. So, the locZ was getting set to 0 in the rightmouse case. However,

RE: lingo-l rightMouseUpOutside?

However, mouseUpOutside getting fired off by a rightMouseUpOutside doesn't make any sense to me... if there are separate events for down and up, why not upOutside? Preaching to the choir Kurt ;-) Or, maybe there is somebody from Macromedia listening in. Cordially, Kerry Thompson [To

lingo-l PostNetText (2) CGI???

Thanks everybody! Is almost a week that I'm trying to achieve the task below (retrieve and save the text in a remote server). I have looked at Irv parent script and I found it very good, with it I have succeeded to retrieve the stored in a text file in a remote server, now I'm a little lost

lingo-l Imaging lingo question

You know, everytime I think I'm figuring something out, I look at someone else's code like setPixel's or Luke's at lingoworkshop.com and then I just want to smack my head with a volkswagon door... I've got to do some lingo-ese and I don't think what I'm doing is very elegant; I want to take an

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

Actual size Scale to fit Fit height Fit width Pin smaller Pin larger Those seem easy enough, but what are pin smaller and pin larger? [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

On 1/13/04 10:03 PM, Colin Holgate [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed forth: Those seem easy enough, but what are pin smaller and pin larger? I know, it's ALL dopey, but when I start coding it I just think it can be more elegant. I'm looking for some quad math tutorials really. Pin larger is you take

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

Oh I should say, the thing that I'm also seeing (or getting screwed up over) is that the output rect could possibly be landscape or portrait as well, so I start doing all this in longhand and I'm getting frazzled. [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

I've got to do some lingo-ese and I don't think what I'm doing is very elegant; I want to take an output rect and an incoming image and return an image with a user's choice of: Actual size Scale to fit Fit height Fit width Pin smaller Pin larger At the risk of causing more damage to volkswagons,

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

Sigh. I bet that was easy, right? And they say it's the people's car...bah! My engine always caught fire. And it had no floor by the driver's side so you'd be sure to go through puddles very slowly. At least I got to spray paint it black in the garage, and put a great big 'Bone Buggy' down

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

I bet that was easy, right? Luke, thank you. He cheated, he used the force. (bet he's never heard that one before...) [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems,

Re: lingo-l Imaging lingo question

I bet that was easy, right? Yeah - but wait 10 minutes and someone will post a smarter, better version :) And they say it's the people's car...bah! My engine always caught fire. And it had no floor by the driver's side so you'd be sure to go through puddles very slowly. My old peugeot 403

RE: lingo-l PostNetText (2) CGI???

I don't know much about them CGI scripts, but here's an extract from a PHP script that opens a text file, deletes it's current content plunks the new text into it. $filename = filename.txt; $content = $_POST[content]; // Open file and write new contents $handle = fopen ($filename, w); fwrite

lingo-l Can U Talk to MAPI

Hi everybody, I had placed my query before but my problem still stands there. I think i will reframe my problem in layman terms, to be more clear. I want a script or xtra or command line to execute mail command or Zip mail command as in the context menu of Winzip or Powerarchiver. Zipping i

lingo-l MailIt or Zip Mail

Hi everybody, I had placed my query before but my problem still stands there. I think i will reframe my problem in layman terms, to be more clear. I want a script or xtra or command line to execute 'Mail It' command or 'Zip Mail' command as in the context menu of Winzip or Powerarchiver.