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  You can, but first make sure that your table provider supports this configuration.

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                      if (pName != "")
                      {
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                                          colorsInUse(currentItem);
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                                                    getColors(currentItem, colorsArray);
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                                                    if (currentItem.pathItems[c].pathPoints.length > 2 || (currentItem.pathItems[c].pathPoints == 2 && currentItem.pathItems[c].stroked && currentItem.pathItems[c].strokeWidth >= 0.1))
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                                                              getColors(currentItem.pathItems[c], colorsArray);
                                                    }
                                          }
                                }
                      }
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                                var strokeColorType = currentItem.strokeColor.typename;
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                                                    if (currentItem.fillColor.cyan === 0 && currentItem.fillColor.magenta === 0 && currentItem.fillColor.yellow === 0) {
                                                              if (currentItem.fillColor.black > 0) {
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                                                                                  colorsArray.push("Black");
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                                                                        if (currentItem.fillColor.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
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                                                              bFourCP = true;
                                                              bHalftones = true;
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                                                    break;
                                          case "GrayColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.fillColor.gray > 0) {
                                                              if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                        colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                              }
                                                              if (currentItem.fillColor.gray < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "SpotColor":
                                                    if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(currentItem.fillColor.spot.name) === -1 && currentItem.fillColor.spot.name.toLowerCase().indexOf("white") === -1) {
                                                              colorsArray.push(currentItem.fillColor.spot.name);
                                                    }
                                                    if (currentItem.fillColor.tint < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    break;
                                          case "GradientColor":
                                                    bHalftones = true;
                                                    for (var j = 0; j < currentItem.fillColor.gradient.gradientStops.length; j++) {
                                                              var gStop = currentItem.fillColor.gradient.gradientStops[j].color;
                                                              switch (gStop.typename) {
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                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
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                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "SpotColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(gStop.spot.name) === -1) {
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                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "CMYKColor":
                                                                                  if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black > 0) {
                                                                                            if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
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                                                                                            }
                                                                                            if (gStop.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                                                  } else if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black === 0) {
                                                                                            break;
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                                                                                            // $.writeln("Four color process.");
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                                                                                            bHalftones = true;
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        default:
                                                                                  // $.writeln("Four color process?");
                                                                                  bFourCP = true;
                                                                                  bHalftones = true;
                                                              }
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "NoColor":
                                                    break;
                                          default:
                                                    // $.writeln("The fill color on object number " + i + " is of type " + fillColorType);
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                                switch (strokeColorType) {
                                          case "CMYKColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.strokeColor.cyan === 0 && currentItem.strokeColor.magenta === 0 && currentItem.strokeColor.yellow === 0) {
                                                              if (currentItem.strokeColor.black > 0) {
                                                                        if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                  colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                        }
                                                                        if (currentItem.strokeColor.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                              }
                                                    } else {
                                                              // $.writeln("Four color process!");
                                                              bFourCP = true;
                                                              bHalftones = true;
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "GrayColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.strokeColor.gray > 0) {
                                                              if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                        colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                              }
                                                              if (currentItem.strokeColor.gray < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "SpotColor":
                                                    if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(currentItem.strokeColor.spot.name) === -1) {
                                                              colorsArray.push(currentItem.strokeColor.spot.name);
                                                    }
                                                    if (currentItem.strokeColor.tint < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    break;
                                          case "GradientColor":
                                                    bHalftones = true;
                                                    for (var j = 0; j < currentItem.strokeColor.gradient.gradientStops.length; j++) {
                                                              var gStop = currentItem.strokeColor.gradient.gradientStops[j].color;
                                                              switch (gStop.typename) {
                                                                        case "GrayColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                            colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "SpotColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(gStop.spot.name) === -1) {
                                                                                            colorsArray.push(gStop.spot.name);
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "CMYKColor":
                                                                                  if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black > 0) {
                                                                                            if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                                      colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                                            }
                                                                                            if (gStop.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                                                  } else if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black === 0) {
                                                                                            break;
                                                                                  } else {
                                                                                            // $.writeln("Four color process.");
                                                                                            bFourCP = true;
                                                                                            bHalftones = true;
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        default:
                                                                                  // $.writeln("Four color process?");
                                                                                  bFourCP = true;
                                                                                  bHalftones = true;
                                                              }
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "NoColor":
                                                    break;
                                          default:
                                                    // $.writeln("The stroke color on object number " + i + " is of type " + strokeColorType);
                                }
                      }
                      catch (e) {/* If an error was found with the fill color and/or stroke color, then just skip this particular path item. */};
                      return;
            }
  
  
            document.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
  
  
            // Now we combine the gathered items into a single array and return it.
            if ((colorsArray.length > 1 && !/HI/.test(templateName.substring(0, 2))) || bFourCP) {bReg = true;}
            prodInfo.push(templateName, colorsArray, bHalftones, bFourCP, bReg);
  
  
            return prodInfo.toSource();
  };
  

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  Hello

  This is my first post here and I must say that I thank, you are here because I'm pretty frustrated.

  I am new to using the pen tool. For the last day or two, I'm working on it pretty hard in Photoshop CC and I think I have a general handle on how it basically works now, but can't get to a domain.

  I just finished a rather complex path. After doing the outdoor path, always using the pen tool, I changed the tool of "combining forms" to "subtract the shape front" and make internal cuts of the way that I wanted. When I had finished, I thought that everything I would need to do is to hit the icon selection at the bottom of the path window and a complete selection, including the subtractions would be taken. Unfortunately when I did only the subtraction have been included in the selection even though they were clearly there in the path. Please can someone explain what can happen here?

  Thank you

  The outermost path does not have the value "Combining forms" or "Exclude the shapes overlapping" or it is not the subPathItem facing down.

  Select it, and then change the setting in the Options bar (window > Options) or simply select all the subPathItems and put them to "exclude the shapes that overlap.

  

• What determines the strategy of selection of the path?

  If I attach just an ESXi host to a SAN that has one or multiple LUNS, how the strategy of selection of the path will be selected?

  It will always be SRM at the beginning? Or could itself select for fixed DS?

  to be more precise - claiming rules do not define the default PSP. Only, they define what Multipath ESX Plugin will use for the corresponding rule.

  Then the Plugin will be pickup the plugin of Type array of specific (ATAS) storage for storage device you or will use the default if there is no matching ATAS.

  Each HOME has its default path of selection Plugin, but you can always change it by using the ESXCLI command.

• Select the event inside the nested symbol does not

  It's actually based on a previous thread located here: http://forums.Adobe.com/message/5596353#5596353

  I thought about adding to this thread, but in many ways it deserves it's own separate discussion.

  I used the Zaxist examples and AMULI put in place successful. On a navigation bar located directly in the root.

  Now, the question is the same thing with a menu that is nested inside a symbol.

  In my example, I have a button that when you click on anime a symbol of navigation bar down. This works. Also, the LINK button retains its background color set to black until the user clicks another button in the main navigation bar. OK, he has no other button in this example. So just pretend and believe me, it works.

  Now in the nested clip, there is a similar function I Illustrazione in the compositionReady. Then I added my actions to each of the four buttons inside the symbol navlink nested. The rollover/rollover effects work well. But the click event shows an error. It is basically the same click event in the navigation bar on the root, which does not have an error.

  My code inside the compositionReady is;

  Reset the State of each button

  buttons = {}

  Reset: function() {}

  sym.getSymbol("btnLink").$("back").css ({"opacity": "0"})

  }

  }

  which button?  Zero means no!

  We set this variable to get know e what button

  WB = 0;

  Reset each State buttons Sub

  buttonsub = {}

  Reset: function() {}

  sym.getSymbol("btnCommunication").$("back").css ({"opacity": "0"})

  sym.getSymbol("btnIndividuality").$("back").css ({"opacity": "0"})

  sym.getSymbol("btnCreativity").$("back").css ({"opacity": "0"})

  sym.getSymbol("btnInclusivity").$("back").css ({"opacity": "0"})

  }

  }

  which button?  Zero means no!

  We set this variable to get know e what sub button

  SB = 0;

  
  I would like to only it where there are two functions. One for all main buttons and the other for all the buttons of the child. This way I can have two buttons stuck to the hover effect when you click them in order. If all goes well, that makes some sense.

  Here is my event click in the button "btnIndividuality" inside the symbol navLink nested:

  buttonsub. Reset();

  sym.getSymbol("btnIndividuality").$("back").css ({opacity: 1})

  SB = 1;

  The other three buttons are basically the same.

  So I tried a number of ideas. Especially goes directly from the stage and drilling down into JQuery. Nope.

  So the Firebug error is 'Javascript error in the event handler. Type of event = 162 item line ' we of edge.2.0.0.min.js. It's this line:

  function (a) {if (a) {if(!this.aSymbolInstances) this.aSymbolInstances = []; this.aSymbolInstances.push (a.getSymbolElement ())}}; Y = Function (a, b, c) {function f (c, b) {if (b.length > = 2 & & typeof b [0] = 'object' & & typeof b [1] = 'object' & & b [1] .Guy! == "onError") {var e; e = d.Event ("onError"); if (g) e.compId = g.getComposition () .compId; e.originalEvent = b [1]; d (doc indicator) .triggerHandler (e)} window.console.log ("Javascript error in the event handler.}} Type of event = "(+a)} var e = this [b [0]], g;" = If (typeof e = "function") if (b.slice (1), a = 'element') return function() {var;

  Why would I get this here and not on the root? What is the correct path to make it all work? If close, but not home right now.

  Files are located in:

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/xlgfeeyam9hyuf3/nested.zip

  Oops! Sorry, without my knowledge, that it was published before it is completed

  (3) thus, using Firebug, you get this when you trigger a click event

  

  In other words, sym.getSymbol ("btnCommunication"), the first statement in your buttonsub.reset function fails.

  In your mind, sym points to the instance of navLink, parent of the instance of btnCommunication.

  But the buttonsub.reset function is defined in the compositionReady event handler, so when it runs sym points until the symbol of the scene, which has no child symbol instance named btnCommunication. Where the bug.

  Therefore, the context of symbol should be past to the function as a parameter. Set it like this:

  buttonsub = {}

  reset function: ( symClick)

  {

  symClick.getSymbol("btnCommunication").$("back").css ({"opacity": "0"})

  And call it like this:

  buttonsub. Reset ( sym);

  In other words, the formal parameter symClick will receive as the effective setting, this actually sym sym pointing to the instance of navLink.

  Gil

  .