I want to create C# plugin for some 3d + Music editing stuff. I want to be able to run my files inside browsers pages (so to see HTML some Flash content and some content which is rant by my plugin) using something like HTML tag or some JavaScript. (So my plugin will be small, powerfull and i want it to run at least on Windows and Mac firefox and safary and Chrome)(If it'll be runing on Linux itll be grate)))
I'ma beginner so any helpfull info will be appriciated
You could achieve it using Silverlight .. think abt it .. :)
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I'm trying to dynamically generate images for the og:image preview for a particular urls.
Given the designs/stack the easiest option for layout seems to be html/css/reactjs, so just trying to render out to an image using a headless browser of some kind.
Ideal would be js libraries or npm packages, but happy to use any stack to do the rendering (c#, java, anything). If I can't find something thinking maybe have to adapt something used in ux testing?
(That is, I guess I sort of need something like browsershots but only for one browser, only the top section of the page, and ideally running on my server).
Any ideas or suggestions greatly appreciated 🙂 thank you.
I have an ASP.NET MVC 4 web application. I have a controller that I use to upload certain image files. The images have to match all Android and iPhone devices.
Are there any preexisting third-party dlls for this kind of task? I haven't written any code except the upload file action.
I thought there maybe something automatically, so instead of cropping image inside web app, it's done automatically.
is it important to resize the images in your application itself? Else I would suggest http://www.imagemagick.org/, which is maybe to powerfull. But is well known and realy popular in the web-developing world...
Hope I could help
Does anyone know of a way to script flash objects using WatiN?
I need a way to send arbitrary keystrokes to a flash application. I'm able to login with code such as this:
ie.TextField(Find.ById("email")).TypeText(username);
ie.TextField(Find.ById("password")).TypeText(password);
I'm looking for something like:
ie.FlashObject(Find.ById("flash-object")).TypeText("123");
Or if focus is set to the browser, flash responds, so free text would work:
ie.FreeText.TypeText("123");
Currently I'm using a windows forms app with SendKeys() and it's not very robust.
Thanks.
There is Ruby library called FlashWatir. Not exactly what you were looking for, but close.
i want to implement Ms Paint like feature in my web application in c# asp.net. like cropping coloring zooming ,color picker etc . Please tell me is there any pre build tools or application for it.Any pointers and suggestion would be much appreciated. Thanks !
you can use jquery plugin....
http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/jquery-image-crop-plugin-jcrop/
http://www.webappers.com/2008/09/12/jcrop-poweerful-image-cropping-engine-for-jquery/
If your looking for C#, your only option is Silverlight.
If you can do something other than C#, theres Adobe Flash, as well as some JavaScript. JavaScript can be limited (though I have seen some pretty nice ones) when it comes to graphics, unless you want to use the Canvas tag. The only problem with the Canvas tag and JS is that it is not fully supported in all browsers yet.
I would like to build a browser extension for IE 7/8. I would like to do it using .NET. Do you know of any resources or tutorials that I could reference to do this? I haven't found much.
Thanks!
JP,
One of the main issues that makes IE extensions hard to develop is the need to develop with C, or .NET.
On the other side, FF and Chrome use (to some extent) JS, which is easier, and has a much lower entrance barrier (How many C "web developers" do you know?).
This is one of the issues / obstacle Crossrider is here to solve.
You can create your first IE plugin within minutes. It will save you a lot of research and development time, and you can write your code with Javascript.
On top of that, if you plan this plugin/extension to also work for browsers other than IE then you can develop a cross browser extension once, using an extensive unified API, and we will make it work for Chrome and Firefox.
Chrome and Firefox each one gets a a native extension file (CRX and XPI respectively) while IE a special EXE engine to run your app.
(Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder of Crossrider)
The same question that was asked two years later has the necessary answer. Everyone should refer to this question now:
How to get started with developing Internet Explorer extensions?