Script Pag V 5 Fixed

Script Pag V 5 Fixed

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Hi Anne-Marie, our workflows works best with single page documents (PDF prefered, but also some time EPS). The script allow for one click export to single pdf page with naming option we can configure. And even if Indesign can export multiple page document as single EPS, their is no way to use defined custom file naming. Also, when we deal with multi-language Indesign document, the script versioning feature is a real blessing.

Saeid,Is it the same pages giving the I/O error or does the error occur at different times? Have you tried manually exporting the page that causes the I/O error using InDesign? This would help tell if it is the script causing the problem or InDesign.

I remember that I used this script to export .ps-files. Propably with CS2. With the new version the .ps-option seems to be gone? I am a complete dummy in programming but a look into the javascript-code shows that the .ps-option seems to be integrated. The user interface of version 4 on shows the Postscript-option. The screenshot above and the script on my mac do not.

On the PC, these directories are usually hidden, so the easiest way to install the script (even on the Mac) is to launch InDesign CS3, open the scripts panel, right-click (PC and Mac) or control-click (Mac) on the ?User? folder in the script pallet and choose ?Reveal in Explorer? (PC) or ?Reveal in Finder? (Mac). Copy or move the script into the directory/folder that is opened.

Absolutely love it. Thankyou x million. But I recently sent off a magazine to the printers and they wanted me to remove the 5mm at the bottom of the PDF which contains filename, date and time information. I make postscript files and then distill through Acrobat Distiller. Can I make the files without this 5mm info line at the bottom?????

I export to pdf for printing, also to sales reps for proofing, I do this many many times each day and have found it easier to have two copies of the script running. One for output to the rip & one for output to sales reps for proofing, this saves changing the Output Directory all the time. That may sound minor but it does help a lot.

My problem is that the file names that my client wants do not conform to a regular pattern. Instead they are supplied in database. Does anyone know of a way to pull file names from a data base when merging and then have those file names be the names of the individual page PDFs that are generated? In other words, I would merge the database and have a hidden field that would have the file name on each page of the InDesign doc. Then when the PDF is created, the file name each individual PDF page would be pulled from the hidden field on that page as the script made the individual page PDFs.

The scripts referenced here are used in the operation of this weather station, and may be freely copied and used to support your station. Please note that you use these scripts at your own risk. No warranty is expressed or implied. I accept no liability for any damages that may ensue from their use. You will need to configure them for your own particular weather station website. A RSS Feed is available to help keep you informed on updates to the scripts.

A Version History is available -- check back from time to time to see if there are updates to scripts you have downloaded earlier. Announcements of version updates and new scripts are made on WXForum.net and Weather-Watch forums and saratogaWXPHP Twitter account as they become available.

Tom at carterlake.org has done a great job generating and freely sharing his PHP scripts for other sites to use. I started my own journey with PHP programming by using his scripts (and Larry's at Anole Computer) as learning examples, and I can't thank them enough for their sharing! With Tom's permission (and some encouragement), I've set up this page to have links to the carterlake scripts that I've modified for various puposes. Most of the mods have to do with formatting for XHTML 1.0-Strict output (even when the source page was not).

Note: as of 12-Mar-2007, the Western Region website (www.wrh.noaa.gov) now offers the point-printable forecasts in the same format as the other regional websites, so this script now works for WRH, ERH, SRH and CRH websites.

Tom's advforecast.php script takes the point-printable forecast from NOAA for Western, Eastern, Southern and Central region NOAA websites, and converts to a set of icons/conditions/temperatures and text forecast for inclusion on your webpage. My mods add XHTML 1.0-Strict output and the ability to handle a redirection for county forecasts (offered by www.crh.noaa.gov) in case a point-printable forecast is not available. See these threads for the erh2crh version ( =3768, and -watch.com/smf/index.php/topic,22504.0.html ) The latest version of this script also offers automatic failover to the Zone forecast if the point-printable forecast is not available. Set "$NOAAZone = 'ssZnnn';" in the code for your NOAA warning zone.

In July, 2015, the NOAA-NWS updated the icon set and provided a new dual-image icon to display 6-hour conditions for the 12-hour forecast icon. This icon is dynamically generated by a DualImage.php script (available below in the UPDATES file). With the DualImage.php script and associated icon templates installed, the V4.00+ version of advforecast2.php will support dynamic generation of dual images when needed. The script will fall-back to showing just the first 6-hour image if the DualImage.php is not available, OR if the meteotriviglio animated GIF images are used.

In June, 2017, the NWS forecast.weather.gov website had planned a major renovation and would deprecate the use of /MapClick.php?lat={latitude}&lon={longitude} for finding the weather at your location. V5.00 of advforecast2.php now uses the new api.weather.gov JSON feeds to generate the icons/forecast text as the V4.x and prior scripts would have no longer worked via page-scraping.That conversion by NWS is on indefinite hold so either version V4.0x or V5.0x will work on your site at this time. Also new with the V5.x script is the number of icons available rose from 9 to 14 and the option to display the old-format 9 icons or the new format with two rows of (up-to) 8 icons is controlled by one switch variable ($showTwoIconRows in the script, or $SITE['showTwoIconRows'] in Settings.php).

On February 27, 2018, the NWS switched forecast.weather.gov to HTTPS only, so advforecast2.php V4.02 and earlier will not work as those versions supported only HTTP access. The advforecast2.php V4.03 was released to handle HTTPS access and should be the last release of the venerable page-scraper script. Please note that the Version 5.x script uses the beta api.weather.gov JSON feed and already used HTTPS only. The V5.09 script is included in the Base-USA Saratoga template. For those not wanting to use the beta code, you can download the V4.05 script below and use with your template. Both V4.05 and V5.x versions will continue to have support while the api.weather.gov is still in beta test.

Note: to use either 4.0x or 5.0x version of the script, it is important to continue using the point-printable version of the URL for your location based on the current website. Your links should resemble:

Download: advforecast2.php (V5.19 - 27-Dec-2022) JSON version uses the beta api.weather.gov site, also included in the USA template.Download: advforecast2.php (V4.05 - 21-May-2018) older version for those not wanting to experiment with the api.weather.gov beta site Download: Icon Set (V2 for NWS 55x55 icons)(upload to your website in the /forecast/images directory) Download: Icon Set UPDATES July-2015 and DualImage.php script Download: Icon Set UPDATES April-2017 and DualImage.php script(upload to your website and preserve the directory names - included with Base-USA template) Download: DualImage.php (V1.04 - 06-Apr-2022) - included with Base-USA template and icon sets above.

By default, Matomo uses the URL of the current page as the Page URL in reports. You can customise the page URL to track by using the function setCustomUrl, learn more in the FAQ How do I set a custom URL using the Matomo Javascript tracker?

Those variables were not invoking complex functions, were not loading scripts or adding/manipulating website elements, therefore, their impact was not as visible as with 8 tags (GA, FB Pixel, Twitter tag, etc.).

Why is delaying tags good in the first place? Because a website might have some components/elements that are loaded on a page dynamically only after all the resources (including scripts) are loaded. If due to your tags, a page loads slower, this means that those (possibly important) website elements will also load later than expected.

Nevertheless, when your tag must insert an element to a certain part of the page, it will require more computer resources. If your script, for example, uses document.querySelectorAll (meaning that it searches for all elements on a page that meet certain criteria) and is iterating through every element, it will require even more time/resources from your browser.

I'm a developer so obviously I am biased toward performance...but could there be a case made for not even calling GTM until the DOM is ready (or later)? It bothers me that there's a 45k script being called in the of my documents, and loading before many of my page's critical resources.

Hi,great article. I am just looking into this and I found this article: -loading-of-google-analytics-google-tag-manager-script-for-better-pagespeed-score-and-initial-load/where basically you delay WHOLE GTM or every tag in GTM within rules in GTM.What do you think about it? 2b1af7f3a8