Re: Note on interactive SVG and Edge Commons

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 18 Oct 2013 17:32:56 GMT

Thanks Gil

I guess being case sensitive can make things tricky!

To clarify, you have to keep track of what is what like for javascript. If your files are lowercase then your call needs to be lowercase too. This is exactly what happened. I suppose if my file names had been uppercase then it would have worked but I did not test it.

Re: Note on interactive SVG and Edge Commons

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 18 Oct 2013 17:16:40 GMT

Helpful tips, Marie :-)

Gil

Note on interactive SVG and Edge Commons

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 13:06:44 GMT

I encountered something I want to mention so people do not pull their hair trying to find out which things are not working.

1- issue publishing

If you add a js folder for your js files, Animate v2 will not import it in your web folder - So add it after you have published

2- SVG layer names

If you use uppercase for your layer names, you may have problem using it for adding images for example. This is especially true if your server is Unix because it is case sensitive. It is better to not use uppercase in names.

I used the layer names to add images and of course the server could not read the uppercase. The code was right but the reading was wrong and the images did not load.

Note: in the code below I added 3 lines to take off numbers created when more than one layer had the same name and also took off space when I had more than one word in the name. Not pretty but it works.

var newText = (event.target.id).split("_").join(" ");

var newText2 = (newText).split("1").join("");

var newText3 = (newText2).split(" ").join("");

sym.$('image').attr('src', 'images/'+ newText3 + '.jpg'); // if the layer name is uppercase then the image is not loaded.

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