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November 26, 2021
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Where can I check API updates?

  • November 26, 2021
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Hello Guys, I hope that everything is ok 😃 . 

 

I'm actually using PR 14.0, because, even being quite "old", it is the most recent version that allows me to do some specific stuff through the API and Extendscript. 

 

That's the point: where can I check API updates, in order to understand if specific functionalities are implemented in new versions? 

 

Moreover: is it possible to "vote" for API next updates, somewhere? 

 

Thanks a lot 😃 

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Correct answer Bruce Bullis

it is the most recent version that allows me to do some specific stuff through the API and Extendscript

What specific stuff is keeping you on unsupported older versions? 

>where can I check API updates

https://ppro-scripting.docsforadobe.dev

We've also recently updated the PProPanel sample. 

You're welcome to make API feature requests here; we've done very little to the ExtendScript API, as we focus instead on getting a UXP version of PPro's APIs, ready to share with third parties.

 

 

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Bruce Bullis
Bruce BullisCorrect answer
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November 26, 2021

it is the most recent version that allows me to do some specific stuff through the API and Extendscript

What specific stuff is keeping you on unsupported older versions? 

>where can I check API updates

https://ppro-scripting.docsforadobe.dev

We've also recently updated the PProPanel sample. 

You're welcome to make API feature requests here; we've done very little to the ExtendScript API, as we focus instead on getting a UXP version of PPro's APIs, ready to share with third parties.

 

 

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November 28, 2021

Hi Bruce, thanks a lot for your quick response, as always 😃 . 

 

>What specific stuff is keeping you on unsupported older versions? 

 

the feature that gave me most problems was to change text layers in mogrt components.

In PR 14.0 I have the possibility to do it with some workaround that I found here in the Adobe Support Community, using JSON2 . 

 

>>  we focus instead on getting a UXP version of PPro's APIs, ready to share with third parties.

Such UXP will be open also to "everyday users"? I'm not a professional developer, sometimes I develop something but just to have my own workflow simpler =). 

 

 

Thanks again  

Inspiring
October 25, 2022

Hi Gianmarco5CFC,
Are you talking about the ability to change Mogrt text created in PP using JSON2?

If so, could you please share the solution?