Except replace the question mark with the correct quote mark. I think Scott’s
email app is replacing standard quotes with smart quotes which are getting lost
in the translation.
Bob S
On Jan 24, 2015, at 13:00 , Michael Julian Lew
mailto:micha...@unimelb.edu.au>> wrote:
If you?re using a bro
Thanks Scott, but it stays at zero even when I scroll the pdf in the browser
object. (I fixed the quote mark that email mucked up.)
Maybe Bob Sneidar is right: "There is nothing in the LC code repository for
getting that kind of information from any browser control." If so, then that is
a shame
But the browser object will not generate LC mouseUp messages when the user
clicks objects in the browser will it? And how is he going to get the scroll of
the PDF in the browser as opposed to the browser object scroll? Maybe I’m not
getting it, but I envision the PDF plugin having it’s own scrol
If you’re using a browser object, I believe this is what you want:
put revBrowserGet(theBrowserId, “vscroll") into theVScrollAmount
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On Jan 21, 2015, at 10:05 PM, Michael Julian Lew
wrote:
> I'm playing with displaying pdf
There is nothing in the LC code repository for getting that kind of information
from any browser control. There may be a way to post a URL that can give you
that information but it will have nothing to do with Livecode. I would google
what you are trying to do and see if you get any hits.
Bob
I'm playing with displaying pdf notes in a browser object and I would like to
respond to the user clicking on text in the pdf and to the scroll reaching
certain points.
Is there any way to know ow far a pdf file in a browser has been scrolled? Any
way to know what might have been clicked?
Mic
