Frogboy has his finger on the pulse with each of his responses. I think overall our internet experience is in fact dominated by the Anglo culture, its just being an egalitarian group they don't go around blowing their own [tribal] trumpet. Just look at the modern world around you, from the jet engine to penicillin, mostly invented/discovered by someone British or American of British descent (you might not be alive today without some of these) yet we don't feel the need to tell everyone
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I use Kaspersky Antivirus 6 and have no problems with DX, however I do have to re-install script 5.6 after every reboot. I would advise taking a look at any activeX controls that may be loaded at the same time as DX. I experienced some problems with that until the proverbial penny dropped.
This sounds fantastic. Lets face it, in this market NOBODY can afford to stand still. Personally I've had major problems with Win FX, I tried the beta and I had to go to recovery console to get back. I've uninstalled for now but am awaiting the full release. Agree with points on IP too. Being a professional developer I do understand how hard it is to develop software which will work for everyone with such a diversity of hardware and software environments out there. On top of th
That seems to be the most sensible way to do it. Your timing is impeccable, I really need to quit. The the fags don't kill me my wife will! Good work.
Clearly great minds think alike - that's exactly what I have done and it works like a charm. Thanks SS...
J. Aroche @ The shadow is configurable, have as much/little (none) as you like.... (as is the "flash" colour)
I've been working on an RSS News widget. I think you'll find the "extra" little features good. In the final stage of testing now.
Nevermind, I'm being thick. It got deployed OK, it is the security settings. I need to register the activeX component.
Have any DesktopX gadget/widget/object creators solved this problem. I have created a compound object that contains two "custom files", a dll and an html file. <span class="864210011-1206
Hi Raven, First create a back-plate for the scrollable area. This should be either black or transparent and placed in the area you want the scrolling text to appear, place it in the area you want and make it a child of the object you already have. Then create a text object for your scrolling media information. Place it over the back-plate you just created, make the background transparent and make it a child of the back-plate object. Now when you have a new media item t
Well done David, an accolade most heartily deserved. Your contributions are a credit to all of us.
I really don't see the purpose/advantage of this or any other offline blogging tool, editors are not a new invention and I can email my posts to my Wordpress blog. What's hard about that. Too little, too late from MS.
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OK, I've got some things that have me scratching my head. Maybe its something simple I've missed. How to create independent clone widgets, that is when each widget has multiple objects that interact with one-another by name. When you make a clone (of the whole widget) it interacts with objects in the original widget. Yes you can use Object.Parent etc but what if the component objects are not parent/children? Then what about Gadgets? How can you tell if another instance of the c
You're right about the typo and not needing the parent and group being set in the script, however that hasn't resolved my problem. The good news is that I have found a workaround. By creating the clones in the outer-most object I can intercept the onmouseover messages using the *Ex form and determine the sender child object in an IF block. Not as clean as I'd like but it works. Thanks for your help though SirSmiley.
My Creation code is : [code="vbscript"] Sub Object_OnScriptEnter DesktopX.Object("Grid").OnTop NumGrids = DesktopX.Object("MaskFrame").Height FirstX = DesktopX.Object("Grid").Left FisrtY = DesktopX.Object("Grid").Top For i = FirstY + 1 To NumGrids - 1 nameObj = "Grid" & i DesktopX.Object("Grid").Clone nameObj, FirstX, FisrtY + i DesktopX.Object(nameObj).Parent = DesktopX.Object("Browser1") DesktopX.Object(nameObj).OnTop DesktopX.Obje
The OnMouseEnter only references that object. So they are all independent objects that do not reference each other but are grouped (for movement) and have a third-party parent who does all the cloning. Interestingly the object they are all cloned from reacts fine to the mouse events. ?
Hi, I have a script which clones an object in a loop a number of times, everything is fine except the original object contains a small script which reacts to mouse-enter events. However the cloned objects do not inherit the script. Any ideas how to do this or what I'm doing wrong? Help much appreciated. - Wolfie
Oops - wrong forum, Sorry.
According to the DesktopX documentation a script object that runs in a different thread cannot access the methods or properties of a script in the main thread. So how do I pass data obtained in the retrieval thread back to the object in the main Object thread loop?</SPAN
That has been made clear Island, I was wondering, seeing as it has been anounced that version 4.0 will be part of OD 2008 what ideas were being mooted for that? If its still up in the air can I vote for scripting support for a "proper" language like c# or Java? It could use support for more controlled threading.
Can anyone point me to a list or do they know what new features are planned in DesktopX 4 ? Is it worth suspending anything you are working on and waiting for the new features? <FONT fa
Installing Script 5.6 did it! Bichur - well done, you're the man! Thank you very much. Look out for my first widget...
No joy I'm afraid guys, thanks for the help but no cigar (yet). Most puzzling. Virus Scanner - no, fails when suspended. Not cache - cleared all.
That tutorial went fine until I tried to create a script, every other function seems to be working fine. "You have any script blocking on?" "Try a scripten5.6 reinstall?" I'm sorry I don't understand. The only problem is scripting, I can't even open one.