How to correct stacking order?

When I run the export I always use the option to stack the .ARW and .JPG, with the .JPG on top.
After upgrading to LR 5.4 I find that the stack definitions for hundreds if not thousands of photos have changed.
In most cases the .ARW is now on top of the stack.
Also in many cases the pictures that were in 2, 3 or more stacks are now in one stack.
I'm desperate as this means a lot of work to clean up.
Is this a known bug?
And is there any batch function that would allow me to put the .JPG back on top where I still have only one.JPG and one .ARW in the stack?

This is really really basic stuff. After Effects uses layers just like Photoshop. I'll put one layer on top of another then animate the scale or position or rotation of the layer as needed.
If that does not work can you need to explain yourself a little better.

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How to - correct episode order within the Remote App

Recently I found that when i was using the Remote App to control my iTunes Library, all my TV Show episodes where in alphabetical order instead of episode number order.
after searching on how to solve this and speaking with Apple Support (who couldn't figure out why this was happening) i couldn't find the answer and noticed that many people were having this same issue and were in the same boat as me.
i managed to solve the issue and wanted to share. sorry if i have posted this in the wrong area, first time giving advise on here.
ill run through this using The Walking Dead - Season 1 as an example, but this can obviously be done with any TV Show.
Even with the correct episode numbers, iTunes displays the episode in the correct order -
but in alphabetical order within your library on the remote app -
in iTunes - highlight all episodes and get info
     2. under the Options Tab, change the Media Kind to Music Video and click OK at the bottom
     3. Then head over to where you Music Videos are stored
     4. select each of the episodes, get info
     5. under the Details Tab, you will now have more options to select
     6. scroll to the bottom of the Details Tab, and within the Album Artist section, type in "The Walking Dead"
     7. in the Disc Number section, you want to add which season of how many seasons there are. example - I have 4 seasons of The Walking Dead within my library, and as this is season 1, i will enter 1 of 4
     8. next, in the Track section, you want to add which episode of how may episodes in that season. example - this is episode 1 of 6 in the season
     9. next go into the Options Tab, and change the Media Kind back to TV Show
     10. click OK at the bottom
     11. once you have done this for each episode, head back into your TV Shows
     12. when you now get info for each of the episodes, the Album Artist, Disc Number and Track sections should be at the bottom of the Details Tab (if they were not there before)
     13. if this has been done correctly - all episodes should be correctly listed within the remote app by episode order
Hopefully this has helped somebody out there!

Gotcha - came up with a workaround... since the photos were living in the Photo Library packaged itself, and not simply in another regular folder, I right clicked on the library and said show packaged content, then search for what folders the files lived in, then copied the files out of the packaged library into a folder. Then I was able to give the Photos Library access to the new folder with the files.
With all my files now references, I enabled iCloud Photo Library and am uploading now.
Hopefully my new local Photo Library will be smart enough to optimize local images and shrink to give me more space.
Thanks.

How to change stacking order dynamically in AE?

Say, I simlpy want an image to stretch and cover the one below.
It seems to be a simple task but cant find the workaround.
Thanks, TP

This is really really basic stuff. After Effects uses layers just like Photoshop. I'll put one layer on top of another then animate the scale or position or rotation of the layer as needed.
If that does not work can you need to explain yourself a little better.

Stacking Order of pageItems in CS5

I have not been able to get the correct stacking order of pageItems within a layer/page (in CS5). This was simple to do in CS4 as something like this (CurrentPageItem = myPage.pageItems[i];) would return pageItems in the actual stacking order in the document.
With CS5 all textframes come together and all rectangles come together, irrespective of them stacked in any order (TextFrame, Rectangle, TextFrame,.... would come out as TextFrame, TextFrame and Rectangle). Some solutions already in the forum point to changing to older version (6.0), but I don't want to do that.
Can there be a way to determine STACKING ORDER within the layer/page in CS5?

Hi Rich,
The fact is that you are right and we are—partially—wrong. More precisely, the answer is incomplete in that it does not account for another issue: PageItems is a meta-collection which, in fact, target specific sub-collections (Rectangles, Ovals, TextFrames, etc.). Browsing within a PageItems collection by indexes may lead to something very tricky when different kind of underlying objects are involved.
Let's study the following layout:
This is a single-page document having three simple top-level items: a Rectangle, a TextFrame, and an Oval.
Considering the myDoc.PageItems collection, I don't know exactly how the internal indices are managed in that collection, but as it has been said a PageItem.index property returns a z-order, we can check this:
var doc = app.activeDocument;
var pgItems = doc.pageItems; // a PageItems collection
alert( pgItems.everyItem().index );
// => 0,2,1 (depending on the z-order)
// These are indices within the spread.PageItems collection
The resulting order, [0,2,1], indicates that:
pgItems[0] has the z-level 0 (front),
pgItems[1] has the z-level 2 (back)
pgItems[2] has the z-level 1 (middle)
From that we can infer that pgItems[0] refers to the Oval, pgItems[1] refers to the Rectangle, and pgItems[2] refers to the TextFrame.
But, what is really misleading is the following test:
alert([
    pgItems[0].index,
    pgItems[1].index,
    pgItems[2].index
// => 0,0,0 !!
As you can see, pgItems[ i ].index returns 0 (zero) for each item, whereas we just have seen that pgItems.everyItem().index returns [0,2,1]. How is it possible?
In fact, the weird [0,0,0] result reflects indexes within the respective Rectangles, Ovals, TextFrames collections (each has a single element).
In other words, pgItems[ i ].index is actually resolved as pgItems[ i ].getElements()[0].index. This makes it practically very difficult to keep a relevant connection between the everyItem().index Array and the actual z-order of the page items. I think this is the reason for the issue you mention.
So, how to do? As a general rule, never rely on collection indices to identify an element. The only way to unambiguously and unvariantly refer to an object is to use the id property. If you need to deal with z-orders, backup the information in a id-to-zorder structure. Here is an approach:
var zOrderById = {},
    itemZO = pgItems.everyItem().index,
    itemIds = pgItems.everyItem().id,
    i = pgItems.length;
while( i-- )
    zOrderById[itemIds[i]] = itemZO[i];
Then you can use zOrderById[ pgItems[ i ].id ] to retrieve the z-order of the i-indexed item in the pgItems collection:
alert( zOrderById[ pgItems[0].id ] ); // => 0
alert( zOrderById[ pgItems[1].id ] ); // => 2
alert( zOrderById[ pgItems[2].id ] ); // => 1
Of course, given a page item, myItem, you also can directly use: zOrderById[myItem.id].
@+
Marc

How do I use the z parameter instead of component's stack order for layout?

Hi,
In my current project I am already using the cool new 3D properties (z/rotationX/rotationY/rotationZ) of the Flex 4 SDK. It really makes fun playing
around with them, but it is actually pretty annoying that elements that ought to be postioned on top of each other with different z-values are displayed according to their stack order (the positon with respect to to their DisplayObject-siblings). This leads to the non-realistic appearance of objects that should be positioned in the back of the scene right on top of everything else.
The only solution for this problem is to manually set the z-order in which I want the objects to appear on the screen by using the removeChild()/addChild() methods of the parent-container. This is not only annoying but quite expensive and additionally non-dynamic.
Is there any means to make a container use its children's position in space for layout instead of its "z-stack"? If not, I would consider this as a bug, at least when it comes to 3D placement of objects.
Thank's for any hints and best regards,
Manuel Fittko

If you are running the broker as a Window's service then
jmqsvcadmin install -jrehome (or -javahome) is the correct
way to specify an alternate JRE. If you are running the broker
directly on the command line then you can use -jrehome directly
with the jmqbroker command.

When I try to order a book in iPhoto it says I have empty frames on pages. But I don't. Any advice on how to correct this so I can order this book? Thanks.

When I try to order a book in iPhoto it says I have empty frames on pages. But I don't. Any advice on how to correct this so I can order this book? Thanks.

You do have one or more empty photo frames. Most often it will be a full page photo page missing behind a placed full page photo. To find it you need to go through you'd book and look behind each full page photo
LN

[JS] :: [CSX] - PageItem Stacking Order

Hi folks,
Does any one here have any knowledge and or experience on how indesign handles the stacking order of page items.
I have a simple script which can be viewed here:
http://home.exetel.com.au/thunder/img/simpleScript.js
The indesign file I am opening can be downloaded here:
http://home.exetel.com.au/thunder/img/sample%20Folder.zip
I am trying to use the index property of pageItem to determine the proper stacking order--I am trying to sort the page Items from top down.
In This example inDesign reports that the object 'little circle' is underneath 'big Circle' and the index numbers in general do not seem to match how I have placed the objects on top of each other in the document.
Is this the correct way to determine stacking order?

Harbs.
I knew that arrays process much quicker than collections, but didn't know that .slice(0) sped up things even more -- thanks very much for the pointer. But I can't reproduce that. I did a test similar to yours (a document with 400 pages, a text frame on each page, then tested if each object was a text frame), and it turned out that adding .everyItem().getElements() reduced the script's running time by a factor 20, which is what you found, too, but then adding .slice(0) didn't matter at all (see timings below). Maybe any fractional advantage in processing the array is cancelled by the overhead created by .slice(). So it looks as if Kris is not entirely correct when he says
The '.slice(0)' is there to force a duplication of the array.
If it were omitted, InDesign would merely copy a reference to
theRealm.allPageItems, and we'd be no better off.
Maybe the differences are due to the type of test (.slice(0) may have a distinct advantage on longer/shorter arrays) or type of computer (you can measure the difference, I can't). Interestingly, Kris adds another optimalisation by assigning the array's length to a variable:
var realmItems = theRealm.allPageItems.slice(0);
var realmLength = realmItems.length;
for (var idx = 0; idx < realmLength; idx++)
This has long been known to speed up array-processing, but again its effect turns out to depend on the type of test and computer. The speed tests show that collections benefit, but arrays don't always. On my PC, assigning array length to a variable and using that in the loop doesn't make any difference, but on an older computer that I used previously, which was much slower (0.8 vs 3.2 GHz), it did make a big difference: it halved an 'array-intensive' script's running time.
Anyway, here are some timings. 400-page document, text frame on each page, document has no undo-stack. Timings are highest and lowest of ten runs. Time differences such as 0.14 vs. 0.12 can be considered meaningless.
Peter
3.6-3.7 (seconds)
t = app.activeDocument.textFrames;
for (i = 0; i < t.length; i++)
if (t[i] instanceof TextFrame) {}
0.06-0.11
t = app.activeDocument.textFrames.everyItem().getElements();
0.06-0.14
t = app.activeDocument.textFrames.everyItem().getElements().slice(0);
2.5-2.6
t = app.activeDocument.textFrames;
t_length = t.length;
for (i = 0; i < t_length; i++)
if (t[i] instanceof TextFrame) {}
0.06-0.14
t = app.activeDocument.textFrames.everyItem().getElements();
0.06-0.12
t = app.activeDocument.textFrames.everyItem().getElements().slice(0);
PS: there have been claims that there might be a speed difference between 'x instance of y' and 'x.constructor.name == "y"', but that's not borne out by repeating the above tests using constructor.name.
P.

Relative Stacking order of Sub Layers and items

I want to get the items in a layer sorted in their stacking order (including any sub-layers).
For example:
Layer 1
   item A
   Layer 1a
   Group B
   item C
In the example above, I would get back an array like this:
[item A, layer 1a, Group B, item C]
Of course, you'd think this is a simple enough thing given that zOrderPosition is freely available:
function getChildrenInStackingOrder(layer){
    var sublayers=layer.layers;
    var pageItems=layer.pageItems;
    var result=new Array ();
    var size=sublayers.length+pageItems.length;
    for(var i=0;i<sublayers.length;i++){
       result[sublayers[i].zOrderPosition]=sublayers[i]; <<<----------- ERROR
    for(var i=0;i<pageItems.length;i++){
       result[pageItems[i].zOrderPosition]=pageItems[i];
    return result;
My problem is that AI CS4 throws up at the line marked above with a message "Internal Error 1200". I'm guessing that it's illegal to get the zOrderPosition of a sublayer. Any thoughts?
Anurag.
PS. Do any Adobe engineers read this forum at all? Seems like there's a lot of internal documentation that could help in answering some of our questions.

This is a BUG. Bugs exist in any software. But when a company allows its users to waste hours and hours trying to figure out what they're doing wrong, only to find it's a bug that Adobe didn't bother to document prominently in their user guides, it borders on cruel. And it will continue to happen to others.
Illustrator's scripting documentation clearly says that zOrderPosition is available (read-only, which is fine) for all PageItem and Layer objects. The fact that it is relative to the parent group or layer is totally OK; it's good, in fact. Or it would be, if it wasn't useless because it is broken. "Internal Error" ? ngngn..
Some of the replies here point to possible workarounds using Document.pageItems, it's unforgiveable that such a workaround is necessary, but here is another, similar trick. It relies on an interesting (undocumented) aspect of how selections behave: If you select a bunch of objects in any order and then iterate through Document.selection, it turns out that the objects in the selection array have been sorted into proper z-order for you.
var doc = app.activeDocument;
var layer = doc.activeLayer; // select your parent layer before running this
// Convert a collection to a regular JS Array, so we can use concat()
function toArray(coll) {
    var arr = [];
    for (var i = 0; i < coll.length; ++i) {
        arr.push(coll[i]);
    return arr;
// Get all the objects in a layer and its descendent layers
function getAllPageItems(layer) {
     var items = toArray(layer.pageItems);
     for each (var sublayer in toArray(layer.layers)) {
          items = items.concat(getAllPageItems(sublayer));
     return items;
var items = getAllPageItems(layer);
// Some items here will not be in z-order.
for each (var item in items) {
     $.writeln(item);
$.writeln("---------------------------");
// Select everything in the active layer:
doc.selection = items;
//Notice that the objects have been resorted into z-order in doc.selection:
for each (item in doc.selection) {
     $.writeln(item);
Of course if you want to preserve the original layers without flattening, you'll have to do some additional, ridiculous stuff. But, hope this helps someone.
Anyone out there who looks at this and thinks "What an idiot, doesn't this guy know you can just do 'x' .." PLEASE correct me, and be as disparaging as you want. I will still thank you.

VL02N , How to correct the deliverd quantity in vl02n for the batch items .

Hi,
How to save the order if the correct picking value if the item is batch managed.
When we are in Delivery -> Item->batch split screen, we have an option Adj Del Qty. When this is clicked, than delivery qty is updated correctly. When this is not done, delivery is saved with mismatch between cumulative batch quantity and delivery quantity.
Could any one has an idea how to save the order with the correct delivery quantity when the batch split -> Adj Del Qty is not clicked.

I am thinking you want to show the rejected quantity on the Parent Item in the Inventory Tab.
Use the following SQL for showing the Net Available Qty after subtracting the rejection.
<b>SELECT T0.OnHand - T0.IsCommited - (SELECT SUM(T1.Quantity) FROM IGN1 T1 WHERE T1.ItemCode = $[$5.1.0] AND T1.TranType = 'R')
FROM OITW T0
WHERE T0.ItemCode = $[$5.1.0] and T0.WhsCode = $[$28.1.0]</b>
Use the following SQL to get just the rejected quantity
<b>SELECT SUM(T1.Quantity) FROM IGN1 T1 WHERE T1.ItemCode = $[$5.1.0] AND T1.TranType = 'R'</b>
Suda

I have two email accounts, an aol account and a corp. outlook account. When I enable the WI-FI connection I do not receive aol emails, yet I receive the outlook emails on my iphone4. Any ideas how to correct this?

When I enable WI-FI on my iphone4 and connect to my network I do not receive emails from my AOL account, however, I receive emails from my corporate outlook exchange account. When WI-FI is disabled I receive emails from each account. Any ideas how to correct this? Thanks in advance.

Try disabling graphics hardware acceleration. Since this feature was added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there still are a few glitches.
You might need to restart Firefox in order for this to take effect, so save all work first (e.g., mail you are composing, online documents you're editing, etc.).
Then perform these steps:
*Click the orange Firefox button at the top left, then select the "Options" button, or, if there is no Firefox button at the top, go to Tools > Options.
*In the Firefox options window click the ''Advanced'' tab, then select "General".
*In the settings list, you should find the ''Use hardware acceleration when available'' checkbox. Uncheck this checkbox.
*Now, restart Firefox and see if the problems persist.
Additionally, please check for updates for your graphics driver by following the steps mentioned in the following Knowledge base articles:
* [[Troubleshoot extensions, themes and hardware acceleration issues to solve common Firefox problems]]
* [[Upgrade your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL]]
Did this fix your problems? Please report back soon.

Is there a way to create a corrective work order off a prevenative workore

Hello,,
Is there a way to create a corrective work order off a preventive/inspection work order. Or is there a way to indicate that a corrective work order was created from preventive/inspection work order. In addition is there a way to report these changes.
Thanks.

Yes, first take your PM WO#, and go to Transaction IW36<p>
<p>
This process is how to create a "sub-order"<p>
<p>you will be asked to enter in the "superior order", in this case it will be the PM Work Order you want to be the "parent"

How to correct "No timestamps were found on any of the image files" in Bridge CS4?

I am trying to process a "Auto-stack Panorama/HDR" images and I keep getting the error message "No timestamps were found on any of the image files". I don't understand what this means and how to correct the issue so I can process my images. All of the images are .CR2 raw files, which Bridge shouldn't have issues with.
Can anyone help with correcting the issue of the timestamps?
Thank you.
BP

Does this give you any clues on HDR? http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CDwQFjAB&url=http%3A%2 F%2Fhelp.adobe.com%2Fen_US%2FBridge%2F3.0%2FWS3B0804D4-9DB7-441d-983D-0F863872F6E6.html&ei =Lfz5TtT-H6LkiAKIrLnIDg&usg=AFQjCNHFhS6ND2dG24gADWxEeOMdWacd4A

How to list Sales Order with credit block

Hi, Gurus,
I really don't know how to list sales orders with credit block?
Is there any way for end user to do it?
If so, is it possible to list SO with credit block for certain period of time such as one month?
Any help would be appreciated.

HI
Check T-Code VKM2 (Released documents)
You need to check VKM1 (Blocked Documents)
Sorry before i gave wrong information , myself i corrected VKM2 for released not for blocked list (Due to non Availability of SAP access )
Regards,
Prasanna
Edited by: prasanna_sap on Feb 7, 2012 7:12 AM

Stacking order problem

my home page create flash animation right side, left side postioned naviation. The file is opened in chrome submenu below the flash animation. safari is working well. how can front to my subnavigation menu.
Any body know how ca do this please send that particular code to me. i am apply spry menu where i put changes code is given below for references
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I have seen this issue. And it seems like it is more related to the buttons being placed on multiple layers rather than the buttons placed on a master page vs non-master page. I have yet to determine what causes a button to randomly ignore the stacking order of layers. But if you move all buttons to same layer, and then have all in the proper stacking order, this should maintain the same stacking order once exported to PDF. I realize that this could defeat the purpose of layer functionality, especially when working with many overlapping buttons.

[svn:fx-trunk] 12878: When sub-components don' t have a tabIndex and when VideoPlayer instance does, assigned tabIndex to each inner-component to ensure that they appear in the correct tab order with other components on the stage .

Revision: 12878
Revision: 12878
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-12-11 19:07:40 -0800 (Fri, 11 Dec 2009)
Log Message:
When sub-components don't have a tabIndex and when VideoPlayer instance does, assigned tabIndex to each inner-component to ensure that they appear in the correct tab order with other components on the stage.
QE notes: none
Doc notes: none
Bugs: n/a
Reviewer: Gordon
Tests run: checkintests
Is noteworthy for integration: no
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/spark/accessibility/VideoPlayerAccImpl.as

Michael,
"Michael Caughey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:413f0af6$1@mail...
If I'm doing something wrong what is it? Obviously there is something
different about how I configured my environment a year ago.What happens if you bring down ms02?
Regards,
Slava Imeshev

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