Greetings ya'll I want to use a MS Web browser control to view a page with an inline frame on it. When I choose the MS Web browser control, then I put the URL in their the browser window comes up "cannot connect" yada yada (like it can't find the page or something) Can somebody walk me through this? Thanks Joe
Joseph Galbraith
This is the script I'm using, and the "tab object" I'll call " Tab_Button_New " can you show me where to insert it? 'preciate it Joe Dim hideTop Dim hideLeft Dim hideSpeed Dim hideDelay Dim showTop Dim showLeft Dim showSpeed Dim velTop Dim velLeft Dim delay 'Called when the script is executed Sub Object_OnScriptEnter '---------------------------------- '----------CUSTOMIZE HERE---------- '---------------------
One other question: With my buttons, the ones I have for opening file folder, ie drop down menu with my necessary folder locations (stored as windowsxp shortcuts in a My Documents folder) seem to load Reeeeeaaaly slow...not so with URLs or loading programs...any idea why? No scripting involved, just a button object with a folder shortcut (with windows shortcuts in that folder) preciate ur input! Joe
Ah ok, so just Call the "tab" object, let's call it for now, in the script to mimic the button action when the button is activated...DUH, thanks LOL, I knew it would be something like that! :D Preciate it BigDogBigFeet...btw, you know what they say about men with big feet? Is it true? ROFLMAO (just kidding!) Joe I'll try to code it on my own, if I have any trouble I'll post again..tanx 4da help! J
yes, that is exactly what I am trying to do, this way I can mouseover, and get the tooltip, to make sure I'm over the correct button, prior to going farther over to activate it/have it slide out... I have the buttons just 5pxs visible, they are rectangular, so I would like to attach 1/2 oval shapes to there ends, with the appropriate tooltips, so's that I can be reminded which one I'm actually over, without yet activating it. I'm sure its simple just can't figure out how to get
Ok so, I am using an autohide script...and it is working just fine... What I've done is have my toolbar buttons slide off the screen except for the last 5 pxls...point at them and they slide out... fine, ok? Next, I've made tiny little button tabs that I've set to 30% transparency with a tooltip that matches the autohide button. Now, I know that this has got to be really simply but I can't seem to get it right: I want to lock that button tab to
nopers, windows defender is a peace of (*&)&)(&**(#^*@) anyhow ;) LOL I checked all resident services and there's nothing running that should be inerfering with it! Ah well... I've actually hacked the windowsxp theme dll, and I can apply whatever themes I want just fine, I just like the ease of window blinds (by the way, the hack won't mess with WB either, it infact utilizes the same .dll and changes it in the same way LOL I dropped em an email will wait till next week, no b
XP sp2 with all updates
NO it was not, I downloaded a new (my first) copy...it's telling me that something is keeping it from installing correctly [I][again][/I] Joe
NO, that's not it, As I said in the first post, it is not installing [I]at all[/I] because the [I]installation program[/I] believes it is being blocked by a registry locker/spyware blocker (which is not the case), neither is it the case that it is expired (i've not installed it before on this machine) Any other takers? Joe
I downloaded the trial version from stardock, that's what I'm using, but as I said I'm getting the above problem? Joe
err, from my harddrive I have a directory on a seperate drive "D:\Software Backups\" It "installs" correctly, but upon reboot I get the above message: "Would you like to try and reboot, or try new processes?" Grrr.... X-( Any help'd B 'preciated, JOe
I'm trying to install WindowBlinds and I even disabled AntiVir and reinstalled WIndowBlinds but I keep getting the "Need Reboot or Try New Processes?" window... The only other thing I've got running is the WindoxsXP firewall, but that shouldn't effect WindowBlinds... Any ideas? thanks, Joe
ah hell Bichur, at LEAST you are [I]trying[/I] to help, some folks are like "what the F, you SHOULD know how, if you dont' you're stupid" ROFLMAO, so I appreciate the effort! HAGE! Joe
Yea, I wasn't, but I figured out why, instead of clicking on a file and then trying to add another, it requires that you "laso" the files or highlite all of them first...no biggie Thanks lots! JOe
Ahhh DuH, thanks ! ROFLMAO 'preciate it! :D
Yes, I tried using it, but it doesn't allow me to [I]add[/I] multiple frames.... Joe
That's not what I'm looking for (as I said in my post) When you point at an icon on the Taskbar or Tray in Windows you have your program [I]specific tooltips[/I], but they don't show when using a desktopX tray/taskbar... Doing what you've mentioned only [I]produces a generic tooltip proprietary to that particular object[/I], hence not what I was asking for... But thanks for trying.
I've used my own DesktopX Taskbar and Tray for sometime, but I cannot figure...? : Can I somehow get them to show tooltips as they do with the windows taskbar/tray? If so how? some of the tray tips are functional so I'm missing them, and I don't see a setting in the property sheets to enable them (I'm not talking about a general tooltip for the single object, but for the icons on the taskbar/tray) Thanks, Joe
Hello, I have a really kewl desktop I'm working on, although i want to use an animated .gif on it...I've used an applet I found in the deskopX directory to make an "animated png" but it doesn't let me add multiple frames, so obviously I'm missing something. I have this animated .gif, and it would be difficult for me to create it new, so how can I use what I have and bring it into a format that I can do with DesktopX? Thanks, Joe
hmm ok, well I've managed to cause that loop your talking about X-( I have (now) two objects Object ID "Tray" and Object ID "Taskbar" In Taskbar I have the script: Sub Object_OnStateChange(mouseover) DesktopX.Object("Tray").state = mouseover End Sub Sub Object_OnStateChange(mouseaway) DesktopX.Object("Tray").state = mouseaway End Sub And in Tray the script: Sub Object_OnStateChange(mouseover) DesktopX.Object("
Ya, thanks, it works great! Hey? Where can I get a step by step tutorial on DesktopX scripting? I've looked here on the site, but can't find anything like that...any ideas? Joe
That's exactly what I am looking for, I'm sure it will work, if I get the syntax correctly, I'll play with that and if I have any prob's I'll let ya'll know! Thanks Lotz BigDogFeeT!
Hello, The title is self-explanatory, but this is what I am trying to do: I have a: 1)Startbutton 2)Showdesk Button 3)Taskbar 4)Tray And I've gone into their individual properties and set these functions (transparency, etc) in their mouseover/mouseaway properties...so far so good, they each work individually, but: I tried to use the "message" property to send each of the other three in the group the (mouseover or mouseaway) messa
Is there an easy way to get my little drop down menu's I've created on my desktop to respond to clicking the label? It would be kewl if I could add that functionality.