Ryan LeFevre
Ryan LeFevre
You're right, there isn't. Marking this as a to-do item.
It would not make sense to have a callback for the browser version because the way save works is by redirecting the browser to the base64 encoded URL. That said,...
There isn't right now, but I could see that being a nice little addition. I'll make a separate issue for it.
Because of how the slider works, you're calling render before the previous render finishes. Make sure the render calls don't overlap.— Ryan LeFevre (@meltingice) LayerVault Software Engineer On Tue, Apr...
Check out the [code](https://github.com/meltingice/CamanJS-Site/blob/master/_assets/javascripts/examples.js.coffee#L5-L27) from the CamanJS site. It keeps track of when the Caman instance is rendering and doesn't allow render calls to overlap.
I believe you can fix this by upgrading your Ruby version to at least the latest patch level.— Ryan LeFevre (@meltingice) LayerVault Software Engineer On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at...
Each computer could be identified by either its hostname (automatically) or a user-defined name, and could become a part of the .flickr-store hierarchy or could prepend the file path.
That's pretty weird, what version of Ruby are you running? Also, make sure your PATH is setup correctly to run and find gem executables.
That is a pretty cool idea. I have no idea where or how that data is stored, so it will take some serious sleuthing to find out. Could be really...
Do you have an example PSD by any chance so I can poke around? I've never worked with the timeline before in Photoshop.