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Multiple Widget Upload.
Published on February 6, 2008 By
sphoto
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I have a widget that I intend to upload. I made 6 different versions of it with the skins being the only difference. Should I upload them together in the same zip or do them separately?
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1
ZubaZ
on Feb 06, 2008
You should probably zip it up.
Or even better, code it so it's one widget that changes skin on a button press.
2
sphoto
on Feb 06, 2008
Thank you Zubaz. I'll probably upload one to the widgets page, then if approved, put a link to the others at my Wincustomize page.
3
ZubaZ
on Feb 06, 2008
I'll probably upload one to the widgets page, then if approved, put a link to the others at my Wincustomize page.
Good enough solution.
4
bilbo1930
on Feb 06, 2008
hey sphoto, u need trying any simple bg choose script...
I like the "all in one" things.
5
sphoto
on Feb 06, 2008
I don't understand.
Can you elaborate?
6
bilbo1930
on Feb 07, 2008
If widgets same just use another bg....
Ok here sample dxpack:
sample
put your current widget to msk2 and switch parent and made trans 0%.
Then choose , bg1 and bg2 images to your own images.
1 widget and 2 bg...
7
HAPTORK
on Feb 07, 2008
Ya I m agrre with bilbo and Zubaz. Put a button so that one can switch to different skins.
You can do this by just creating six states for the objects then create a menu showing six skins. And use DesktopX.Object("your object").state = "state name" for the different options in the menu.
I made a widget Ultima'nOtes with about 10 different themes. You can have a look at it if you need.
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sphoto
on Feb 12, 2008
Ya I m agrre with bilbo and Zubaz. Put a button so that one can switch to different skins.
You can do this by just creating six states for the objects then create a menu showing six skins. And use DesktopX.Object("your object").state = "state name" for the different options in the menu.
I made a widget Ultima'nOtes with about 10 different themes. You can have a look at it if you need.
Thanks but that's so far over my head my nose started bleeding.
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