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SWAX
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June 29, 2018
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Can a panel target both Premiere and After Effects?

  • June 29, 2018
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I haven't researched yet due to time constraints, but the answer might be useful for others as well.

I have succesfully built a CEP panel for PPro, but would like to have everything inside one codebase - so I would like to have certain commands target Premiere, and others After Effects. Is that possible?

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Correct answer Bruce Bullis

The JavaScript (CEP) part of the panel can be the same for all hosts (and can detect what host it's running in); the ExtendScript API of each application is different, so app-specific coding will be necessary.

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SWAX
SWAXAuthor
Inspiring
July 11, 2018

Bruce Bullis​ -- Do you have any feedback on this question? Been checking the examples, but cannot find a definitive answer.

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July 11, 2018

The JavaScript (CEP) part of the panel can be the same for all hosts (and can detect what host it's running in); the ExtendScript API of each application is different, so app-specific coding will be necessary.

SWAX
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Inspiring
July 11, 2018

And is there a variable or function that can be consulted via javascript to show only parts of the CEP panel when a certain host is activated?