If it can be done in javascript, I don't know how to do it.
It can, however, be done server-side with php and GD Library or ImageMagick. If you have access to those technologies,…
You could also rotate it 90 degrees yourself, using an image editor, and store it as a separate file. This will take up a bit more disk space, but it is the fastest option from the…
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You could also rotate it 90 degrees yourself, using an image editor, and store it as a separate file. This will take up a bit more disk sp…
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I only need safari (webkit) support as its for a dashboard widget.
The reason I wanted to use the same image is that there is lots and I d…
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A widget? oh geez. I wrote the hula girl widget, and it's got tons of pictures in it. It's not like load time is an issue with a w…
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I second the recommendation for <canvas>. It basically plugs you into CoreGraphics, which allows transforms like this.
That sounds…
Holy smokes that <canvas> tag is powerful. I feel like Zeus hurling lightning bolts from the top of Mount Olympus.
Now to figure out how to make the rotate take place from …
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Holy smokes that <canvas> tag is powerful. I feel like Zeus hurling lightning bolts from the top of Mount Olympus.
Now to fig…
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Originally Posted by registered_user
Holy smokes that <canvas> tag is powerful. I feel like Zeus hurling lightning bolts from the top of Mount Olympus.
Now to fig…
Oh. To the original question: (when I first seen this I was going to suggest the following, but decided against it since there's no real unified way of doing it cross-platform - th…
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EEKS! I want the power too!
can you post an example of the rotation?
here's something I'm tinkering with:
http://roo.clubhouse54.com…
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here's something I'm tinkering with:
http://roo.clubhouse54.com/hula/canvas/canvas.html
There are two images in that, and also note …
I spent a little time with Resorcerer yesterday.
The Tiger boot progress bar and bootpanel.pdf
now exist in the "/usr/libexec/WaitingForLoginWindow" executable file.
The progress…
Sounds good. And if you have time for a tutorial, I think that's something that lots of people can use. Especially since it sounds more difficult than previous versions of OS X. Th…
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"%PDF"-"EOF"
"%PDF"-"%%EOF "
as hex,
"25504446"-"2525454F460A"
#To $0A after "EOF"
and tips,
1, Export PDF with the Preview.app.
2, Fill in the spac…
Thanks!! After a lot of tinkering, I finally got it right. AHHH!! =))
Now I'm just wondering... What other possibilities lies hidden in there (WaitingForLoginWindow). So, (If You …
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Thanks!! After a lot of tinkering, I finally got it right. AHHH!! =))
Now I'm just wondering... What other possibilities lies hidden in there…
ok i think i figured out how to do everything. but when i edit the .pdf in photoshop and save it, it becomes 88kb. the smallest i can possibly get it to is 32kb using PFDCompress…