Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread John Allijn
> One other thought - you could use the image itself as a button, just code a > mouseUp handler for it to deal what happens when someone clicks on it. > Then you can just resize the image and you're done. > I tried to make this work for quite some time, but i don't get it to look nice and behav

Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread Peter Haworth
One other thought - you could use the image itself as a button, just code a mouseUp handler for it to deal what happens when someone clicks on it. Then you can just resize the image and you're done. Pete lcSQL Software On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 7:42 AM, John Allijn wrote:

Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread Bob Sneidar
You are right Randy. I came across this when I copied a button in one stack to another. Later I opened the second stack and the art for the button was blank. The stack containing the graphic must at least be loaded into memory for the graphic to show. It may be a good idea to copy all the grap

Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread John Allijn
Ooh, that must be it! Thanks Randy. On Oct 3, 2012, at 17:49, Randy Hengst wrote: > As far as I know, LC does not copy the referenced art of a skinned button > when moving a button to a different stack… at least, it never has for me. > > If you have the original stack still open wh

Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread Randy Hengst
As far as I know, LC does not copy the referenced art of a skinned button when moving a button to a different stack… at least, it never has for me. If you have the original stack still open when you paste the skinned button into a new stack, you'll still see the skinned view in that new stack.

Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread John Allijn
Thanks John! I was afraid that it might be that. If I copy a skinned button to another stack, then I don't need to copy the images. LC appearently does that for me. Where can I find those images? On Oct 3, 2012, at 16:57, John Craig wrote: > Hi, John. You have to resize the image object as w

Re: Skinning buttons

2012-10-03 Thread John Craig
Hi, John. You have to resize the image object as well. Quality = 'good' or 'best' works for me - 'normal' is usually too rough. On 03/10/2012 15:42, John Allijn wrote: I've created a large number of buttons designed to look good on an iPad3. I created these buttons by scripts that combining