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Hi there, new customer of yours, and we've found a few bugs in the Java version:
- In three-pane mode, if Rotation is enabled, and you rotate a photo and then drag it to the third pane, it loses it's rotation.
- Same with Descriptions.
- If you enabled the dropdown to select FolderView options, the "Details" option (value: 3) shows thumbnails.
Any idea if these could be fixed?
Thanks!
Don
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Also, the Java one doesn't seem to get the "PaneResize" event fired.
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Quote:onethumb (5/26/2006)
Also, the Java one doesn't seem to get the "PaneResize" event fired. Hmm, actually, we seem to have gotten it working, but there seems to be a race condition or something where events fire before the applet is fully loaded, causing javascript errors that things like getTreePaneWidth() aren't set. Anyone else seen this?
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Hello, Quote:- In three-pane mode, if Rotation is enabled, and you rotate a photo and then drag it to the third pane, it loses it's rotation.
- Same with Descriptions. We have fixed it in upcoming Image Uploader 2.0 for Java. Quote:- If you enabled the dropdown to select FolderView options, the "Details" option (value: 3) shows thumbnails. "Details" view mode is not supported in current stable Java version, however we have implemented it in upcoming new release. |
Best regards,
Fedor Skvortsov
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Quote:Hmm, actually, we seem to have gotten it working, but there seems to be a race condition or something where events fire before the applet is fully loaded, causing javascript errors that things like getTreePaneWidth() aren't set.
Anyone else seen this? I recommend you to process all event handlers only after fullPageLoad event fire. It is special event of ImageUploaderWriter object. Here is code example: Code:<script language="javascript">
var imageUploader1;
function function fullPageLoad() {
imageUploader1 = document.getElementById("ImageUploader1");
}
function ImageUploader1_PaneResize() {
if (imageUploader1){
//...your code...
}
}
var iu = new ImageUploaderWriter("ImageUploader1", 610, 500);
iu.addEventListener("PaneResize", "ImageUploader1_PaneResize");
iu.fullPageLoadListenerName="fullPageLoad";
iu.writeHtml();
</script>
We have to use this trick as Java applet and page loading is asynchronous. Edited by user Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:46:38 PM(UTC)
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Best regards,
Fedor Skvortsov
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