script and link from a synoptic 2005-03-22 - By Rafe Sacks
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The only thing you won't be able to do (without a LOT of work) is get
the same type of rollover functionality as the Synoptic. To be more
specific, you won't be able to have a single rollowver image which gets
exposed by the image maps. Soft did it, so I'm sure it can be done (if
you know how, please post it), but it would take a good bit of coding,
if it is possible at all using HTML and the DOM etc.
On the plus side, you can do everything else!
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> drop the synoptic in favor of a pure HTML implementation, where you'll
> be able to control exactly what happens and when. This means more work
> since you'll need to write dynamic html code and or embed javascript
> in your page to call XSI commands. It makes sense for a large
> production when you have the time to spend on the infrastructure.
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> oO
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> Brad Friedman wrote:
>
>> okay... so from a click on a given widget in a synoptic you can
>> either call a script or link to another synoptic.
>>
>> however, has anyone found a way to both call a script (or command)
>> and then on completion, load up another page into the synoptic window?
>>
>> I'm using a branching "wizard" model for some tools I'm working on.
>> I'd like for a user to be able to hit a button, have it do something,
>> and then go back to an earlier step in the wizard. But I can't seem
>> to programmatically call pages into the synoptic view... even from
>> within the scripts in the synoptic.
>>
>> Hopefully there's just a statement or command I'm overlooking.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> -brad
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same type of rollover functionality as the Synoptic. To be more
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exposed by the image maps. Soft did it, so I'm sure it can be done (if
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<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid4240D1D3.9040408@(protected)">drop the
synoptic in favor of a pure HTML implementation, where you'll be able
to control exactly what happens and when. This means more work since
you'll need to write dynamic html code and or embed javascript in your
page to call XSI commands. It makes sense for a large production when
you have the time to spend on the infrastructure.
<br>
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oO
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Brad Friedman wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">okay... so from a click on a given widget in
a synoptic you can either call a script or link to another synoptic.
<br>
<br>
however, has anyone found a way to both call a script (or command) and
then on completion, load up another page into the synoptic window?
<br>
<br>
I'm using a branching "wizard" model for some tools I'm working on.
I'd like for a user to be able to hit a button, have it do something,
and then go back to an earlier step in the wizard. But I can't seem to
programmatically call pages into the synoptic view... even from within
the scripts in the synoptic.
<br>
<br>
Hopefully there's just a statement or command I'm overlooking.
<br>
<br>
Thanks.
<br>
<br>
-brad
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