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  • A Note Regarding YUI and the WebImageViewer

    When developing two of my applications for 31 Apps in 31 Days (here and here), I discovered an issue with using YUI with our WebImageViewer. The script tag that references the YUI js files must be inside the main form element. If it is not, the DOM of the WebImageViewer gets distroyed and multiple painful errors ...
    Posted to Jake Opines (Weblog) by jacobl on July 21, 2008
  • Queuing up Your Remote Invokes

    The WebImageViewer is a very powerful web control that we offer to our customers. It does a lot of work for you behind the scenes to make the experience as application-like as possible. It even takes that a step further with the RemoteInvoke method and RemoteInvoked event by providing customers with the ability to make server-side function calls ...
    Posted to Jake Opines (Weblog) by jacobl on June 24, 2008
  • Full-Screening your WebImageViewer

    Last week, I posted 2 web apps (here and here) as part of our 31 Apps in 31 Days promotion. They both have one thing in common (outside of the fact that they're online): being full screen WebImageViewers. There are a few hoops that you need to hop through to make it happen, and this article will walk you through it. 1. Create a new Web Site ...
    Posted to Jake Opines (Weblog) by jacobl on May 27, 2008
  • ThinDoc: Zero Footprint Full Screen Adobe-Free PDF Viewer

    Welcome to the 23rd of 31 applications we will post (in addition to the contest participants' submissions). Make sure you add this blog to your RSS / Atom feed and check the gallery for summaries of all the apps as they are released.PDF is, by far, the most ubiquitous document format on the internet. Many sites, including our own, put white papers ...
    Posted to Atalasoft's 31 Apps in 31 Days (Weblog) by jacobl on May 23, 2008
  • ClickWord: Online OCR by Click

    Welcome to the 22nd of 31 applications we will post (in addition to the contest participants' submissions). Make sure you add this blog to your RSS Atom feed and check the gallery for summaries of all the apps as they are released.                     This application is a great ...
    Posted to Atalasoft's 31 Apps in 31 Days (Weblog) by jacobl on May 22, 2008
  • Web PDF Library Search

    Welcome to the 14th of 31 applications we will post (in addition to the contest participants' submissions). Make sure you add this blog to your RSS / Atom feed and check the gallery for summaries of all the apps as they are released.  The Web PDF Library Search Application allows you to quickly search a large library of PDF files stored ...
    Posted to Atalasoft's 31 Apps in 31 Days (Weblog) by RickM on May 14, 2008
  • Ajax Image Sliders Part 3: Intervals with Opacity

    This is Part 3 of a multi-part blog series. The OnDemand method The Interval method The Interval Opacity method On the previous two slider examples, I used a YUI slider that had a range from -100 to 100, with a total of 201 possible values.  Both of these examples still have some disconnect from the action ...
    Posted to David Cilley's AJAX Imaging Blog (Weblog) by David Cilley on April 28, 2008
  • Ajax Image Sliders Part 2: Intervals with On Demand

    This is Part 2 of a multi-part blog series. The OnDemand method The Interval method The Interval Opacity method On the previous slider example, I used a YUI slider that had a range from -100 to 100.  This is a total of 201 different combinations for one image dialog, and that's about 10-20 times more ...
    Posted to David Cilley's AJAX Imaging Blog (Weblog) by David Cilley on April 21, 2008
  • AJAX Image Sliders: Part 1

    This is Part 1 of a multi-part blog series. The OnDemand method The Interval method The Interval Opacity method One of the most common dialogs in an image editor application is the slider with preview.  When you move these applications over to the Web, you end up losing some of the user experience because of the asynchronous ...
    Posted to David Cilley's AJAX Imaging Blog (Weblog) by David Cilley on April 16, 2008
  • Brightness and Contrast setting when displaying JPEG images using the WebImageViewer.

    Is there a way that I can set brightness and contrast using the WebImageViewer.  I have looked at the ApplyCommand, but it does not jump out what the command is.  I have tried searching both on-line help and the PDF document for developers and the two words Brightness and Contrast seems missing. Any help or guidance is ...
    Posted to ASP.NET Imaging Discussion (Forum) by Bjarne on April 8, 2008
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