Hi, the reply you're getting isn't anything fancy, just a regular String. Try this: $.writeln(reply.substr(reply.indexOf("\r\n\r\n")+4)); (it finds "\r\n\r\n" in the reply and start reading from the end of it to the end of the string) Hope this helps! Davide UPDATE (removed an unnecessary "this." in the code) ... View more

Hi Pedro, yes image scrolling is there The feature request has been accepted and implemented, thanks to Mr. Thomas Ruark! 🙂 (a bit of excitement after such a long wait is acceptable) See this example: var currentZoom, down, gDebug, gString, getZoom, h, l, left, res, right, s2t, setZoomScroll, t, up, w, win; s2t = function(s) {   return app.stringIDToTypeID(s); }; gDebug = 0; gString = ""; $.w = function(str) {   if (gDebug === 0) {   } else {     return gString += "" + str + "\n";   } }; /* * Retrieve the Zoom % * @return {Number} Zoom value (%) */ getZoom = function() {   var ref;   ref = new ActionReference();   ref.putProperty(s2t("property"), s2t("zoom"));   ref.putEnumerated(s2t("document"), s2t("ordinal"), s2t("targetEnum"));   return executeActionGet(ref).getUnitDoubleValue(s2t("zoom")) * 100; }; /* * Set Zoom and Scroll * @param {Number} zoom    0..100 * @param {Number} hScroll In Pixels I think * @param {Number} vScroll In Pixels I think */ setZoomScroll = function(zoom, hScroll, vScroll) {   var desc, ref, toDesc;   zoom = zoom / 100;   desc = new ActionDescriptor;   toDesc = new ActionDescriptor;   ref = new ActionReference;   ref.putProperty(s2t('property'), s2t('zoom'));   ref.putEnumerated(s2t('document'), s2t('ordinal'), s2t('targetEnum'));   desc.putReference(s2t('target'), ref);   toDesc.putUnitDouble(s2t('zoom'), s2t('percentUnit'), zoom);   if (hScroll) {     toDesc.putUnitDouble(s2t('horizontal'), s2t('pixelsUnit'), hScroll * zoom);   }   if (vScroll) {     toDesc.putUnitDouble(s2t('vertical'), s2t('pixelsUnit'), vScroll * zoom);   }   desc.putObject(s2t('to'), s2t('zoom'), toDesc);   executeAction(s2t('set'), desc, DialogModes.NO);   app.refresh(); }; res = "dialog { preferredSize: [200,200], orientation: 'column', zoomGroup: Group { orientation: 'row', zoomIn:  Button { text: '+'}, zoomOut: Button { text: '-'}, zoomFit: Button { text: '='} }, spacer: Panel { preferredSize: [100,0] }, panGroup: Group { orientation: 'stack', preferredSize: [180,100], sLeft  : Button { alignment: ['left',  'middle'], text: '←'}, sUp    : Button { alignment: ['center', 'top'],    text: '↑'}, sRight : Button { alignment: ['right',  'middle'], text: '→'}, sDown  : Button { alignment: ['center', 'bottom'], text: '↓'} } }"; win = new Window(res); left = win.panGroup.sLeft; right = win.panGroup.sRight; up = win.panGroup.sUp; down = win.panGroup.sDown; app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS; currentZoom = getZoom(); w = app.activeDocument.width.value; h = app.activeDocument.height.value; l = w / 2; t = h / 2; right.onClick = (function(_this) {   return function() {     $.w("l was: " + l);     l += w / 10;     $.w("l is: " + l);     if (l > w) {       l = w;       $.w("l is bigger than w (" + w + "): now l is: " + l);     }     if (l < 0) {       $.w("l is less than 0 so now it's set to 0");       l = 0;     }     return setZoomScroll(currentZoom, l, t);   }; })(this); left.onClick = (function(_this) {   return function() {     $.w("l was: " + l);     l -= w / 10;     $.w("l is: " + l);     if (l > w) {       l = w;       $.w("l is bigger than w (" + w + "): now l is: " + l);     }     if (l < 0) {       $.w("l is less than 0 so now it's set to 0");       l = 0;     }     return setZoomScroll(currentZoom, l, t);   }; })(this); down.onClick = (function(_this) {   return function() {     $.w("t was: " + t);     t += h / 10;     $.w("t is: " + t);     if (t > h) {       t = h;       $.w("t is bigger than h (" + h + "): now t is: " + t);     }     if (t < 0) {       $.w("t is less than 0 so now it's set to 0");       t = 0;     }     return setZoomScroll(currentZoom, l, t);   }; })(this); up.onClick = (function(_this) {   return function() {     $.w("t was: " + t);     t -= h / 10;     $.w("t is: " + t);     if (t > h) {       t = h;       $.w("t is bigger than h (" + h + "): now t is: " + t);     }     if (t < 0) {       $.w("t is less than 0 so now it's set to 0");       t = 0;     }     return setZoomScroll(currentZoom, l, t);   }; })(this); win.show(); win.onClose = function() {   return $.writeln(gString); }; I did write this some time ago and I don't actually recall all the details (also, it was originally written in coffeescript, this is the why the JS is kind of fancy) but it is for sure a good start. I don't know anything regarding the mouse position listener, but if you're into HTML Panel there's this interesting Node module: octalmage/robotjs · GitHub which description says: Node.js Desktop Automation. Control the mouse, keyboard, and read the screen. Promising, isn't it?! 🙂 Best regards, Davide Barranca --- www.davidebarranca.com www.cs-extensions.com ... View more

FYI, jsencrypt: lack of window and navigator object could be worked around equalling var window = $.global and creating a navigator obj (borrowing one from, say, Chrome) jsrsasign: ugly API forge: seems to be the better one, fast and it works both in JSX bundling the library and server side as a node.js module, (which was a prerequisite) - could have a better documentation, though. -Davide ... View more

Hi Sam, as a workaround you can duplicate the installer.jsx/ASSETS folder, and let the first installer.jsx call the second installer after he's done with the first panel, something like: $.evalFile(File($.fileName).path + "/installer2.jsx"); this would basically chain the two installers (not very elegant I know!) Also, you may want to have a look at the fine project of Max Penson here: Zxp Installer‌ which basically is his own native, open source version of Adobe Extension Manager (embedding the Adobe ExManCmd commandline utility which has not been discontinued like the GUI version). For those living in a cave in the last week, Adobe Extension Manager doesn't support anymore CC2015, etc etc (see: HTML Panel Tips #17: CC2015 Survival Guide | Photoshop, etc.‌) ZXP Installer works flawlessly, unless you've messed up the ExMan database with the CC app one (I happen to had them both screwed and it's been a majestic PITA for three days). Shortly, Adobe has killed Extension Manager, transplanting his core into the CC app + the ExManCmd utility, both relying on the same database - Max is using the ExManCmd under the hood of his native application. Myself, I've spent so many hours doing customer support for Extension Manager, that I personally prefer to use something different now - at least I can blame myself in case something goes wrong 🙂 but it's just a matter of personal preferences. Hope this helps! Davide Barranca --- www.davidebarranca.com www.cs-extensions.com ... View more