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Minified .js files break interactivity on publish

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 20:46:17 GMT

I made a post earlier looking to fix the symptom, but I should be trying to fix the problem. I have a complex Edge Animate file that works properly when I use "preview in browser" or when I manually execute the 'index.html' file from the project directory. When I choose to publish the project, Edge Animate minifies the .js files ("index_edge.js", "index_edgeActions.js", and "index_edgePreload.js") which in turn breaks the project.

I have found that replacing these three files with the original project directory versions restores functionality to the published 'index.html' file if I have exported to 'web' folder structure. I have had no success replicating this process with an .oam file. Can anyone offer a solution to get the project working natively out of Edge Animate after publish?

Is there a way to insert/update .js files in an .oam after publishing?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 16:11:05 GMT

I'm working on a rather complex Animate project that utilizes Edge Commons and jQuery UI. I'm using Edge Animate CC 2014 because 2014.1 broke some of that functionality and I was already too far into the project to update the code.

When I'm testing the project via "Preview in Browser" everything works great. But when I publish as either a .oam file or as web, the project is just broken. The interactive elements that depended upon Edge Commons are gone.

I've narrowed the issue down to the three files "index_edge.js", "index_edgeActions.js", and "index_edgePreload.js". If I copy the working files from the Animate project directory and replace the published versions, the web export works. I'm assuming Edge Animate is compressing the code in these files and that is breaking something. However, I need a .oam file so that it can be utilized by the next person in the chain. Is there a way to replace those three files with the 'working' versions within the .oam file?

Expression error using checkbox control

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:52:28 GMT

I'm trying, for the first time, to create an expression that controls a value depending on whether or not a keyed checkbox is on. This is my code.

x = comp("overlay grain").layer("frame").transform.position;

If (effect("Frame Stutter")("Checkbox") == true)
{
value = x + wiggle(25,5);
}
Else
{
value = value + wiggle(25,5);
}

When I run this, I get the error:

After Effects warning: Function If is undefined
Expression disabled.

Error occurred at line 3.
Comp: 'main'
Layer: 1 ('Date Stamp')
Property: 'Position'

I have been racking my brain over what the problem is. I have used If/Else statements in the past successfully and I know that there is just something very simple that I am missing. I have also tried using "== 1" instead of "== true", but I got the same result.

Help please.

AME cannot read from source location

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 16:54:38 GMT

I've read up and down the forums about people having trouble with Adobe Media Encoder and no one

has posted a clear answer.

I am working on an iMac running OSX version 10.6.2. My processor is a 2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo and I have 4 GB DDR2 SDRAM.

My problem lies in exporting a sequence from Premiere Pro CS4 to video.

I highlight my sequence, which previews perfectly in Premiere, then go to File > Export > Media...

I choose my settings and click OK.

Promptly, AME pops up and places my selection in the queue with a status of "Waiting."

I then click "Start Queue."

At this point, AME does nothing for roughly 6 minutes.

After this time, the status of the queued item changes to a warning symbol.

Clicking on the warning symbol, I get the AMEEncodingErrorLog.txt

Here, it tells me "Could not read from the source. Please check if it has moved or been deleted."

While checking what source file it is refrencing, I notice that it creates a new file every time I queue something new.

These source files are all in the folders referenced by AME.

Why can't AME just work?