--- Yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >I have been able to successfully work with > drag-and-drop with text, > >but not with PICTURES. My original posting, in > regards to the 2 > >problems I encountered with drag-and-drop: > > > > > Hi Igor > > I've asked on this list to jan Schenkel to write a > nioce code for > drag 'n drop for text, from one fld to another. > I gave us a wonderful code, with a fantastic user > interface. > > Perhaps he could do the same with image ? > > Hey Jan, are you ready ??? > -- > Greetings. > > Yves COPPE >
Eep, why is everyone looking at me for examples ? *hides under his desk* Seriously now, apart from a simple test stack to check a few things, I haven't used the new drag'n'drop features all that much ; the stack for drag'n'drop between list fields doesn't use the standard messages ; and graphics/multimedia isn't really my field. However, here's my take on things (UNTESTED) : - since it wants .PNG formatted image data, you'll need to convert both its imageData _and_ its maskData/alphaData into that format - you might want to look at the 'export' command in the dictionary ; it allows you to export to a file or even a container in a certain format (aha!) - you can then stuff this in the dragData["image"] and give it a whirl. As for visual interaction, that's a whole different ballpark. If you're only dragging between image controls on the same card, then here's another UNTESTED idea : - temporarily create a new image control of the same size as the source, - set its imageData to the imageData of the source and its alphaData too - tinker its blendLevel so its more translucent And either : - in the card script, trap the dragMove message and set the location of the temp image to something around the mouseLoc - or start a 'send in 5 milliseconds' cycle to accomplish the same movement of the temp image Hope this gets you closer to a solution. Jan Schenkel. ===== "As we grow older, we grow both wiser and more foolish at the same time." (La Rochefoucauld) __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
