Yeah, that's what I was doing. I just wondered if there were any benefits to retreiving the info on r-click instead. This is the r-click code I used for it:



loadSkin is the sub that retrieves all the info (current skin, skin titles) on startup and when the user loads a skin.

Actually, I did put it into a sub.

Not only is it easier you'll find it runs up the RAM if you put it into the right click since it calls the code every time you initiate the right click menu.

RomanDA, that's a great idea. It also is probably easier on resources & maybe less likely to break the code with repeated FSO calls?

I've created one little glitch. If you click the right click menu then don't click a menu item (ie. close the menu) for some reason it automatically calls/applies the first skin in the list. Haven't given much work into this but, I'm wondering if it's not related to the fact that I've made the For Next statement's zero based?

sViz, your code always looks so clean.

I feel embarrassed to show mine.

Thanks, SirS. I get all confused if I don't format my codes and comment the heck out of them.



But, but, if you don't, then who will I snag all these useful codes snippets from?! I always learn something new from studying your scripts.




What about using Case Else? Like:

Case Else
object.state = object.state

I used that once when I was having trouble with closing the menu.

Thanks sViz.


I find the same from your. Your Script Helper saves me a great deal of time.

this looks good.. i was going to say the issue is a
CASE ELSE as well.
good one!

Wouldn't that be essentially the same as an IF THEN ELSE statement? Because that didn't work...and apparently neither does the CASE ELSE.

I'm thinking it's most likely using the zero based array? Even though there's nothing specific in the DX documentation most likely zero is a default? So, I'll work on adjusting my arrays accordingly.

That was it or a combination of it with the CASE ELSE.

So class the lesson for the day is, when dynamically creating a right click menu one can't use a zero based array!

Thanks a lot for all the help guys.

   Glad to hear you worked it out. I'll certainly keep this in mind in future.

YEAH!

Okay, the gadget is up at deviantart iReflector.

I'm having some probs.

"Drag'n'drop ImageMagickObject.dll onto RegSvr to register the com object"

I did and I got this error: LoadLibrary("C:\Documents")failed - The specified module could not be found

Then when I drag and drop a PNG image onto the first spot of the widget I get an error saying something went wrong and the widget only accepts images by drag and drop.


What do I do now?

Try installing the com object from the right click menu. Or drag it onto the regsvr2.vbs file. Or drop it on the regsvr.exe file. If there isn't a right click menu option to install it then you need the newer version.

I'm going to check dA to see if they screwed up my last update.

The r-click menu option worked, but I still get an error when I drop an image onto the widget.

I just downloaded it from dA, removed all my versions of the com object & cleaned my temp directory and it installed without a hitch on XP Pro Sp2. All the right click does is call the regsvr (Using the DesktopX.ExecutableDirectory) passes the object to it and registers/unregisters it.