sViz

sViz

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It's a daily wallpaper changer. I've been working on this one for several months, learning to script as a went. Had alot of help from you forumers so THANK YOU! Special thanks to: RomanDA Garibaldi99 thomassen Skarnivorous and everyone else at Stardock and WinCustomize! My Widget ====> WWW Link

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So what's going on with my widget? I know it hasn't been 5 days yet, but what exactly is being done? Is somone trying it out? Looking for bugs? Tweaking it or something? Has anyone ever had to wait longer than 5 days for approval? What happens if the widget is rejected?! Okay, I'll stop with the questions now Seriously, what exactly is going on?

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Oh, okay. This reminds me of a question I've always wondered about. Does anyone else get slightly discouraged when they get a good idea for a widget and then find a superior one that already exists? That kinda happened to me when I found out about Tiggz's OMNI Wallchanger-- but I went ahead, finished mine and submitted it. Not quite as pro as Tiggz's but, oh well.

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If you're using desktopx, I may have part of the answer: 1. Create 2 objects, "collect" & "display" 2. Set the height and width of the "display" object (e.g. 200 x 200) 3. Insert script below into the "collect" object Sub Object_OnDropFiles(files) desktopx.Object("display").states("").picture= files End Sub [[[ desktopx.Object("display").states("").picture= ]]]] --- That is how you set object pictures remotely. (*Remember, that's stat

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Not sure if this is the correct place but I have a few questions about uploading my widget here. 1. There is a checkbox in the submission process that says "Show only on my personal page". Does this mean that it won't be shown in the main library? If so, can I still add it to the main library later on? (I would like only a few people to try it out first) 2. After submitting my widget can I remove it later? (If I need to change something) Thanks.

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Thanks for the tips you guys. I’m already trying to work out the script for the world clock. I came across this problem (*The math is according to my time for now.): t= time desktopx.Object("gmt").text= "Greenwich Time " &(DateAdd("h",8,(t))) desktopx.Object("utc+1").text= "UTC+1 " &(DateAdd("h",9,(t))) The 2nd line returns the time : 11:00:00 pm The 3rd line returns: 12/31/1899 12:00:00 am Any thoughts on why the 3rd line returns an incorr

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Well that just simplified everything-- reducing the time to just 2 objects. Good catch, Cyberium. I certainly have learned alot from this thread. Question: Is there any way to set the time/date to somewhere else in the world-- a specific country? I kinda had an idea for a widget..... UPDATE: It is now after noon and it is back to the 23 hour time format....

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IT WORKED!! Thank you very much, Garibaldi99! You've been very patient and extremely helpful. To deal with the problem of having to use only jpegs I added a function to check the file extension. If it is a jpeg then I go through the code you gave me. If it isn't a jpeg (i.e. if it's a bitmap) then I se

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I'll take that as a 'no'. Alright, Garibaldi99 over at the WCdxforums has been great at trying to help me out. He gave me this code : Dim fso, sourcefile Set fso = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set windowspath = fso.GetSpecialFolder(0) Set sourcefile = fso.GetFile(Object.PersistStorage("picpath")) sourcefile.Copy windowspath & "\wallpaperfile.jpg",Tr

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I finally got around to trying the code you posted. I kept getting a 'file not found' error until I changed this line: Set sourcefile = fso.GetFile("picpath") to this: Set sourcefile = fso.GetFile (Object.PersistStorage("picpath")) That stopped the errors. Now, when I tested it by dragging and dropping a picture onto the object the wallpaper did not change. I'm not sure what to do now.( I wish I knew more about scripting <img src="http:

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Thanks, thomassen! I couldn't figure that out. That's so much easier! So now the month script looks like this: Sub Object_onscriptenter object.SetTimer 1, 10000 End Sub Sub object_ontimer1 Dim m m = month(date) mo= MonthName (m, True) object.text= mo End Sub ------------ And the Hour script looks like this: Sub Object_onscriptenter object.SetTimer 1, 1000 End S

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You’re right about the timers, RomanDA. I forgot about that! The script needs to check what day/time it is at intervals. Here is what the Date object script would look like with a 10 second timer added: Sub Object_OnScriptEnter object.SetTimer 1, 10000 '---(a ten second timer starts as soon as the object loads up) End Sub Sub object_ontimer1 Dim d d= day(date) Object.text= d End Sub Just do th

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