Bret Williams
Forum Replies Created
-
You should be editing while AE is rendering. Oops. Hope no clients are reading.
-
No variables anywhere. I think you’re confusing php templates with Dreamweaver templates. Which I’m using. Sorry to confuse.
-
Well, different colors invoke different chemical and physical responses from our body. There are whole books on the color pallettes of each. But basically you can figure them out for yourself. Romantic is pastels, edgy would be blacks, reds, oranges, etc. Earthly tones like cool blues and greens are trusting.
My client recently gave me a book to try and pick the right color pallette, but we ended up letting the photographer borrow it, otherwise I’d have the title for you.
wait, just found it on amazon – pretty good book but it’s just going to leave you with zillions of choices.
-
I only have one template. All the pages are the same template. But the menu and the masthead images are an immediate file path. So it’s looking for each in whatever folder I save the page(s) to. So say I have a section on about us, there is a folder called about with a file in it called menuimage.jpg and menu.html. So simple. Works great. Until safari introduced this bug. And it’s not a refresh or caching issue. I can actually navigate directly to the iamge file adn safari shows it. Then you’d figure that I could go back to the page and it would have refreshed that image – a common IE error – but it doesn’t. It doesn’t even know that it should refresh.
They’ll probably fix it, and all of probably 2% of the folks out there are using safari anyway.
-
So, why not try just opening the file in LiveType from the finder, and resave it as a LT 1.2 file. You don’t have to open the livetype files from FCP. But you will have to reconnect them after updating. In this case, that’s probably exactly what you need to do to reestablish the connection. You might even just need to open the file in LT 1.2, resave it, and reimport and replace it in FCP.
But these are just the immediate things that would come to mind.
-
Except that would defeat the entire purpose of the template. The page also has an include for the menu that is the same path and that works fine. Maybe I can do an include for the background and that will force the update.
-
That’s what I thought. Steve seems to believe you can “slip and slide with audio scrubbing and the jkl keys” all of which are used for dynamic trimming on a single edit point. Avid certainly has us beat on this one. You can dynamically slip / slide and chose which of the points you want to see update in the client monitor on the fly just ply placing your mouse over that image. It also shows a 4 up window instead of 2 on the slip and slide.
I was hoping I was missing something. Bummer.
-
Yep. It was the latter. Thanks so much. I added another field too, their name. It’s an online rsvp. I couldn’t get the persons name into the from field with the email address, so I just put it in the subject… “RSVP : (name variable) # attendees (attendees variable)” and it’s great. With RSVP as the main subject heading it’s pretty easy to have a mail filter put them all in the same folder.
The next step would be to have it write to a mysql database that could be viewed online and printed out. 🙂 Ok, that’s overkill.
Thanks again!
-
The form itself is a POST action. Should I also check within the script? If it’s post, then do I replace the $_GET in your script with $_POST or with $HTTP_POST_VARS if it’s the latest version of PHP. It’s at least 4.x.
-
Replace all mentions of Javascript with php. Dont’ know what I was thinking.