In PS you press CTRL+T on new layer. 9 handles appears an then you can stretch/rotate/move that layer. Looking just for that stretch & rotate functionality with dotted/dashed retangle outline. That is, there should be 8 handles on rectangle boundarys and then rectangle should be rotated & stretched via those points. & moved via nineth center point.
I have an application that draws a selection rectangle over a map image. I can get it to work fine in IE and Opera, but not Firefox/Netscape.
I've thrown the following small example together to illustrate the problem - the problem being that FF/NE initially draw my rectangle before the icon changes immediately to the black no-entry icon. Then, when I let go of the mouse, the rectangle continues drawing, but it doesn't stop as the mouseup has already fired of course.
IE was doing the same, but I found the ondragstart/cancelDragDrop solution to that. I can't find what appears to be a similar solution for FF/NE.....
I am retrieving titles from a database and then displaying them on screen. However when I display them I must make sure that they fit inside a certain rectangle. If it deosn't fit then i must reduce the font size and recalculate until it fits. The title is in two parts Code:
When setting the tabIndex property for an element, Firefox also displays, like IE, a dotted rectangle around the focussed element. With IE you can set hideFocus=true, which does not work with Firefox.
In slideshow running on xp_pro/ie8, after the last slide is displayed, a small white rectangle (approx w:60px h:20px) at the top left positionwhere the1st slide is about to re-appear. The 1st slide then displays correctly, as doall the slides, but I can't keep the rectangle from showing up.
I want to create a rectangle with a line in the middle with the canvas object. The problem is that the line in the middle gets bigger than the rest of the rectangle. How do I solve this? I believe it has something to do with shadows. If so, how do I turn them off.
Well, not really a question but I'm pretty pleased with this JS I wrote I had to create triangles for this project I'm on, but there really isn't much out there in the way of that. Especially for things like mouseover effects.
Give it a go, let me know what you think! The only limitation atm is one side of the triangle MUST be flat, facing NSE or W. It's going to have functionality for specifying any 3 coordinates soon, and dragable capability as well a few more bits.
Using the jQuery SVG plugin, is it possible to load a large .svg and then only draw certain parts on an as needed basis? For example, if you have an outline of all U.S. states but the user only wants to see a certain state. Taking their input, you draw just those lines that are needed.
If this is possible, please point me in the right direction or provide some example code. I am currently using: $('#fp').svg({loadURL: '../rockwell-working2-merged.svg'}); Which displays the entire svg.
I would try to make a game/demo with legitimate script that is easy to read and properly segmented with functions instead of my previous attempts that are all one file.I'm trying to print the character (currently a circle) to screen in an external function (print_character in character.js).
I'm trying to get points form xml file with for loop, put them inside path that represent my line on gmap. It fails. I tried a lot. XML is GPX file and its not a problem to pull data out with XMLHttpRequest. Then i have for loop:
i need something simple without much overhead to read plain text (tab separated, columns & rows of data) .. and with the data i need to generate some charts (plot, bar, etc) better be interactive
since javascript doesn't need webserver like php .... setup is simple .. and can be run on any OS. i think it is my best candidate.
i dont know if javascript has any package to do stuff like this. what about interactive graph/chart? is it possible?
How can I draw lines over an image using javascript, I already did that using Wz_jsgraphics library but what do I need next is to be able to delete that line or change its position, I need to treat each line as an object in its common sense.
I am new to jQuery and wrote a tool for my job that uses the accordion and tab plugins a lot.
However, I find the ability to only load one draw at a time to be limiting.
I am looking for a plugin that functions exactly like the accordion and processes the HTML in the exact same way, while using the standard UI css that allows for more than one draw to be open at any time. I still want the first draw to be loaded first, and would like a 2nd click on a draw header to collapse the draw.
Anyone care to either assist or help out? I have dabbled, but everything I have tried so far requires css be added to the base html which I do not want.
I want this:
To be handled just like the accordion would handle it, while allowing more than one draw to be open at once.
which draw line of the mouse move trace which found on the following website...
I need to customize the code so once on click on specific x1y1 and click on another x2y2 it will create line between them and at final if we double click the mouse it will stop drawing lines between XsYs.
Now this code works on ios safari 4.2 and later but i can't get it to work on ios safari 4.1. On 4.1 it displays the canvas but will not draw the image. The debug console shows no errors. Is there anyway to get it to work, or is 4.2 the cut off point for even the most basic canvas operations?
I'm building an application. The goal of this subroutine is that the user can upload an image to the browser, and then enter coordinates (X,Y) to place icons and dots at the specified place. way to draw these dots and icons on an uploaded image?
i have to draw a line between to different coordinates which are going on google maps so for example :
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the above coordinates are in xml format which, i later call in Java script functions and display them on the map as a simple pointers what i need is from one point of coordinates to another point of coordinates Java script would draw a line which would represent the direction from one coordinate to other .