android,android-studio,android-gradle,aviary
Try to remove the applicationId parameter from the defaultConfig in your library's build.gradle files. That should work...
A little background - the html5 element is unable to load images from a domain that's different from the page it's loaded on. It can however load a base64 string representation of an image without any problems. A technique for getting around this limitation is to "launder" the image before...
There was a problem with downloading the sdk from the site. Whenever i was downloading it some files were missing. project.properties file was missing. I copied it from another project and in aviary setup guide(https://developers.aviary.com/docs/android/setup-guide) they tell us to add target=android-18 android.library=false android.library.reference.1=../Aviary-SDK I added the above on project.properties. And...
When you bind editImageControl use Id instead of ClientId. Id will give you a very long and cumbersome id, but it will be unique for every element (it's the full path for the control within the page's control tree). var editImageControl = document.getElementById( '<%# DirectCast(Container, GridViewRow).FindControl("editImage").Id%>'); Another option is to...
ios,objective-c,compiler-errors,aviary
I got this problem resolved. Here is how: Solution Do not use #import <AviarySDK/AviarySDK.h>, instead of that, import the classes that you're using directly. Like: #import <AviarySDK/AVYPhotoEditorController.h> etc. Reason The reason I believe lies in the newly introduced AVYPhotoEditorCompatibility.h, which is by default included in <AviarySDK/AviarySDK.h>. I think here is...
java,android,android-5.0-lollipop,aviary
The latest aviary sdk both for Android studio and Eclipse is available at Aviary web site. Gradle SDK - Version 3.6.3-Gradle ANT SDK - Version 3.6.3-ANT I was able to test the eclipse version integrated and tested on lollipop emulator. There was no any crash. Please give feedback, if tested...
For your first question, why only the second onSave is called ? Internally, the Aviary Web SDK stores the feather config in AV.launchData, and AV is an alias of the Aviary global variable. This is the code snippet from the Aviary.Feather function: AV.Feather = function (config) { ... AV.launchData =...
You need to wait for the plugin to initialize, before calling the launch function. There is onLoad event you can use: var featherEditor = new Aviary.Feather({ apiKey: 12345, apiVersion: 3, onLoad: function() { featherEditor.launch({ image: $id, url: $src }); } }); ...
java,android,image-processing,adobe,aviary
For Resizing the image add two buttons one for increasing the image size and the other for decreasing . Then in the set an onClickListener() for that buttons. Inside that function first get the dimensions of the image using getWidth() and getHeight() , then use setWidth() and setHeight() to change...
android,maven,android-studio,aviary
I have downloaded Adobe Creative SDK and put it inside the project folder in workspace. The folder name is "creativesdk-repo". Changed the URL in build.gradle file to this: url "${project.rootDir}/creativesdk-repo" Sync the build.gradle file and it works. Don't forget to add this.. android { .... packagingOptions { exclude 'META-INF/DEPENDENCIES' exclude...
Try this: String image_url = "http://www.test.com/abc.jpg"; Intent i = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW); i.setData(Uri.parse(image_url)); startActivity(i); See, if that works....
ios,binding,monotouch,xamarin,aviary
If you download the SDK from their website (instead of Github), steps 1 and 2 are already done for you. In the zip file, there is a AviarySDK.framework folder. This is where Obj-C libraries reside sometimes. The file in Versions/A/AviarySDK needs to be renamed to AviarySDK.a and added to a...
ios,objective-c,monotouch,aviary
The trickiest step in getting Objective Sharpie to cooperate with the Aviary framework is to add an "extra clang command line argument" [1] on the first dialog window of Objective Sharpie. This extra argument allows clang to find and import the various Aviary header files as needed. [1] -F /path/to/AviarySDK-4.0.1/AviarySDK/...
android,gradle,android-styles,aviary
Maybe it's related to a similar issue I faced on Aviary SDK with Android Studio 1.0. Can you check if this gradle configuration resolves your problem ? compile('com.aviary.android.feather.sdk:aviary-sdk:3.4.3.351') { exclude group: 'org.apache.commons', module: 'commons-io' exclude group: 'commons-io', module: 'commons-io' exclude group: 'com.aviary.android.feather.sdk', module: 'common-library' } compile('com.aviary.android.feather.sdk:common-library:3.1.2') { exclude group: 'org.apache.commons',...