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    todd burch
    last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:06

    Are you sure you are building the filename properly?

    "What" does not work?

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      todd burch
      last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:06

      Nevermind. Put the dialog.execute_script in a callback.

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        Pixero
        last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:07

        This is what I've tried with this time. Still not working though...
        In ruby script:

        def activate
        	dialog = UI;;WebDialog.new("jsTest", true,"JS Test", 320, 160, 600, 60, true)
            	fn= File.dirname(__FILE__)+'/jsTest.html'
            	dialog.set_file fn
        	dialog.show {} 	
        
        	posX = "1"
        	dialog.add_action_callback("setup") {|d,p|
        		dialog.execute_script("document.getElementById('posX').value='#{posX}'")
        	}
            end # activate
        

        In html file:

        	<script type="text/javascript">
                   function setup(id,value)
                   {
                      window.location = 'skp;setup@'+document.getElementById('posX').value; 
                   }
               </script>
        
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          Pixero
          last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:07

          Bump.
          Can you see whats wrong with my code?

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            todd burch
            last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:07

            Holy Cow!! What's wrong???? I don't think you've ever told us anything more than "it does not work".

            We can't keep (well, I'm not going to keep) guessing at what you might have and might not have that you are not showing us or telling us!

            There is HTML, javascript and ruby code that you are holding very close to yourself. Any of it might not be coded right.

            Todd

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              Pixero
              last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:08

              Sorry, I didnt mean to be secret about it.
              It´s just that for now it´s just a (non functioning) test how to get a value from sketchup to a webdialog as default value. If I just can get some help getting this working I'll be sure to post the script I'm working on. 💚

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                Jim
                last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:09

                For starters, you never call the javascript setup function, which in turn never calls the "setup" callback in the ruby.

                Can I ask why you are using the Tool interface for the WebDialog? I never would have thought to use it, although it does work.

                Hi

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                  Pixero
                  last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:09

                  First of all, thanks for your help.
                  I'm crawling in the dirt here and it feels like you're teasing me with small bits that I can't quite get the grips on. 😉
                  I'm just a total noob when it comes to javascript and the script I´m working on need default values from SketchUp. Please give me an example so that (even) I can understand how to get it working. 😳
                  I've looked at the few webdialog based script I've found but havent seen any that gets their default value from sketchup. They all have "onClick" and other user activated functions.

                  Why a tool? Maybe it isnt necessary but later on I'm gonna need to save a value so that it will be remembered when using the script again. I dont know if that is something that can be done without the "suspend tool"?

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                    Jim
                    last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:10

                    Short answer, add this to the html file, right before the </body> tag:

                    
                    <script>
                    setup(0,0)
                    </script>
                    
                    

                    Have a look at the totd.rb file in the Tools directory. It's a good example of a WebDialog.

                    Here's my re-write. Saving values between sessions can be done using Sketchup.write_default and Sketchup.read_default.

                    
                    require "sketchup.rb"
                    
                    #class JS_Test
                    # Inherit from the WebDialog. There's no need to use a Tool/
                    class JS_Test < UI;;WebDialog
                      #def activate # activate is a method of the Tool class.
                      def initialize 
                        # dialog = UI;;WebDialog.new("test", true,"test", 320, 160, 1100, 60, true)
                        # super called the parant class "new"
                        super "test", true,"test", 320, 160, 1100, 60, true
                        fn= File.dirname(__FILE__)+'/test.html'
                        #dialog.set_file fn
                        set_file fn
                        #dialog.show {} #show it    	
                        show {} #show it    	
                    
                        posX = "1"
                    
                        #dialog.add_action_callback("setup") {|d,p|
                        add_action_callback("setup") { |d, p| 
                          d.execute_script("document.getElementById('posX').value='#{posX}'")
                        }
                    
                        #end # activate
                      end # initialize
                    
                    end #class jsTest
                    
                    
                    if(not file_loaded?("test.rb"))
                      plugins_menu = UI.menu("Plugins")
                      #plugins_menu.add_item("test") { Sketchup.active_model.select_tool JS_Test.new } 
                      plugins_menu.add_item("test") { JS_Test.new } 
                      file_loaded("test.rb")
                    end
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
                    
                    <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
                    
                       <head>
                          <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />
                          <meta name="test" content="test" />
                          <title>test</title>
                          <script>
                    	 function setup(id,value)
                    	 {
                    	    window.location = 'skp;setup@'+document.getElementById('posX').value; 
                    	 }
                          </script>
                       </head>
                    
                       <body bgcolor="#e0dfe3">
                          <input type="text" size="8" id="posX" value="0"></div>	
                       <script>setup();</script>
                    </body>
                    </html>
                    
                    

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                      Pixero
                      last edited by 26 Dec 2007, 22:11

                      Thanks Jim and Todd. Really appreciated.
                      Finally back on track... 😄

                      Don't worry, I'll probably be back with more stupid questions... 😉

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