Thanks for elaborating on that, James.
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Tom asked
> Nice script!
The script was present when I previewed the post. Had it between
tags.
>
> 1) What method are you using to embed those images in your field?
The text being displayed was xhtml stripped of everything that wasn't needed as
it was being displayed in a field using the h
Hi Jim.
Nice script!
I am exploring a project that would have a similar need to embed images in
fields, so I have a couple of questions for you...
1) What method are you using to embed those images in your field?
2) For smaller images, are you able to inset them within the text and have
text
So everything worked out and I was able to resize all images as needed to fit
within the bounds of the field they were displayed in.
The script I used was:
a couple of things of interest.
importing paint does not fail helpfully. Sometimes you get an error,
sometimes nothing, but if it does fail
Thanks Scott, I will ex-lore the snapshot option.
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Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On 3/27/16, 8:57 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of Mark Wieder"
wrote:
>On 03/27/2016 08:52 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
>
>> (And while we're at it, someone should really add the word "heidth" to
>>the
>> English
On 03/27/2016 08:52 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
(And while we're at it, someone should really add the word "heidth" to the
English language because "height" doesn't really go with "width".)
I've been told repeatedly to stay away from synonyms, so I'm staying far
away from that .
Besides, maybe w
Can you use referenced images and lock their widths to the width of your
field/s?
I believe others on the list have mentioned system-level tools that can be
used for image processing, but if you want to resize within LC, the
"traditional" method is to scale the image and set the imageData of the
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