One of our Art Team at work had this exact problem when trying to meet a tight deadline. The ever friendly Google came up with this blog: https://indesignsecrets.com/solution-for-packaging-files-with-missing-plug-ins.php Big thanks to Masood Ahmad for pointing out this Github repository: https://github.com/Manan-Joshi/inexutils We downloaded the pkg file for our 2018 install of InDesign on MacOS, and it […]
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Trimming Trailing Whitespace in Adobe DreamWeaver
Bronze Option, Search and Replace My co-worker Brian Hall and I have long wanted to have a “delete trailing whitespace” feature for Dreamweaver. I’ve Googled, used the Adobe forums, looked in the Adobe Dreamweaver Marketplace, and nothing. We thought we had the answer in using regular expression search and replace, but my experiments with that […]
Linking to HTML Elements via id Attribute
My coworker Brian Hall and I came across a posting saying “everyone knows this”, and the this was that you can use a hash to link to an id. Here’s a snippet to demonstrate: My Page With Internal Links Navigation A B C A Some content here that if relevant to ‘A’ B Some content […]
Google Deprecates Google Maps API for Flash
Well, I guess the decision that was made at ECU to use the JavaScript API, not the Flash API for Google Maps was ultimately the correct one. According to the Google Geo Developers Blog, the Flash API deprecation announcement has been made. At the time, the Flash API was not chosen due to lack of […]
UNC CAUSE 2011 Proposal Accepted
My coworker Brian Hall and I submitted a proposal for UNC CAUSE 2011. I’m really excited that we were accepted! Our talk is titled “A Pirate Looks at Forty (Weeks of Mobile Development)“. We will be talking about our experiences implementing ECU’s mobile web site as well as working with Blackboard Mobile to implement the ECU […]
New Theme: Busby
I’ve been saving links to interesting WordPress themes in my Delicious account, and the most recent is a rather impressive theme indeed. It’s called Busby, and it’s got many advanced features. I’ve set the basic options, but will want to explore the nifty image slider that’s a default part of the theme. I also need […]
UNC CAUSE 2010 Slides
Here are the slides from my UNC CAUSE 2010 talk about Google Maps:
ColdFusion, DDX, and PDFs Part 1: Gotchas
Before getting into the details of styling PDF document components using DDX, I wanted to share two very big “gotchas” that Brian and I experienced: When declaring the DDX element, make sure you copy it exactly, including the (seemingly) incorrect space in the schemaLocation. When testing your DDX using the IsDDX() function, make sure that […]
ColdFusion, DDX, and PDFs Part 2: Styling a Table of Contents
As promised, experiences from working with Brian Hall on the ECU printable telephone directory. We knew we want Adobe Acrobat (aka PDF) files to provide a reasonable platform-agnostic method of producing quality printed output. One of the features that we wanted is a table of contents. That’s reasonably easy using DDX, and you can see […]
UNC CAUSE 2010 Speaker
I’m delighted that my abstract submission to UNC CAUSE 2010 has been accepted. That means I now get to use the lovely graphic they’ve provided My talk is “What’s that Building? Using Google’s Map API to Create a Campus Map. I got to attend UNC CAUSE 2008 (the last held one; last year’s was canceled […]