[quote]I must say, you are a fine looking fellow[/quote] BLUSH... and when i blush.. its a scary thing.. my whole head turns red.. so fun.. ok, enough of this drivil.
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[quote who="Tailsgirl" reply="24" id="2031110"]Zubaz, that smiley you just used, looks like you are wearing lil pigtails[/quote] i have seen him, and i think he is
[quote who="_Martin_" reply="19" id="2028973"]Would be delighted to see if/when DX4 is eventually coming out. It's been promised for soooo long, and there are quite a few bugs in the version we are left with.[/quote] 2nd
i HEAR there are some tutorials out there and if you type "DesktopX Tutorial" in google i bet you will find a TON Of things. Try here . You will NEED DesktopX in order to do this. It can be purchased here
glad i can help. now.. i need to beat Zubaz in Karma.. LOL
Update: If you want to change multiple objects with 1 object/button just change the code to show: [code="vbscript"] Function SetState() desktopx.object("objname1").state = CurrentState desktopx.object("objname2").state = CurrentState desktopx.object("objname3").state = CurrentState desktopx.object("objname4").state = CurrentState End Function [/code] Where "objectname1,2,3,
looking good.. I would LOVE to see the "watchlist" come back and send me email again.
just make the object unable to be moved..
i dont know what you mean by "semi-locking". This moves whatever object you want to the center of the screen.
Im looking at posting some simple code samples and this was one i was asked for. Its a simple "center" function. It centers any object in the screen. It can be modified to work across multiple screens (see code). [code="vbscript"] Function CenterOBJ(obj) ' QUICK and DIRTY "Center" Function ' vars: ' obj - object name '--- if you
woot 2 in one week. and one of them isnt even done.. LOL Thanks ID!
I uploaded it here: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=1503&libid=34 its a DXPACK (in a zip file), its also HUGE (size). Its very complicated in the script, but if you want to take it apart, and try and make it work, its all yours. I just have not had the time (desire) to make it work. Maybe VAD could make it work, but i dont know its really a complext thing. Sorry
why isnt Zu in here?
oh, Sorry.. no, it had a lot of issues with screen resolutions, and i just gave up at one point, it was just too time consuming to get working the way i wanted it to. sorry.. I can send you whats done if you want. The main issues were with the "desktop" icons not showing with it setup, and that sorta defets the purpose of a "wallpaper"
[quote]How's that gadget coming? [/quote] /me wonders What gadget? /me thinks others should think like he does. /me likes to use '/ me'
/me feels the Karma
Hope it was awesome!
yep.. the whole object is the button. if you want to make a seperate button somewhere, just look at the code: [code="vbscript"] Sub Object_OnLButtonDown(x, y) CurrentState = CurrentState + 1 If CurrentState > MaxStates Then CurrentState = 1 Call SetState() Widget.Preferenc
Automan (the show) = TRON in Real Life.. or it was trying to be. :-)
Awesome work. If anyone cares there is a SERIES of tutorials on making a countdown widget from begining to end, including scripts. https://forums.wincustomize.com/328522 Enjoy, Merry Everything, and happy stuff too.
Thanks for the features.. there is a snow flake and another globe too, enjoy them all.
Im glad its all working, how about posting the code so we could see what you ended up with.
I'm still not 100% sure i get what you are trying to do, i know nothing about Samurize, so i cant really help with that. DX can run just about anything you throw at it, in script you can load multiple programs, or links, etc. Do some googeling on "VB Script" and see what can be done, just about anything that VB Script can do, DX can do. OR you could switch over to Java Script (and dont ask me anything about that one, as i have no clue). If you are trying to load
I do remember you. Ok, So the code i have above will work for what you want. In Object1 - simply have an "empty" script, it doesnt need anything in it. In Object2 - put the code from above, and it should work as long as the object1 name in the CASE "Object1" is the name of the first object, then you just put in it whatever you want it to do.