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| − | ==Exporting the Sketch as Javascript==
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| − | *Open your processing code in "standard" mode and run the sketch.
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| − | *If it runs switch to "javascript" mode.
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| − | *Try running the sketch again, it will open in a browser. If all is well move on!
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| − | *In the Processing application go to '''sketch --> show sketch folder''' This should open the directory your Processing sketch is located in.
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| − | *In the sketch directory you should see a folder named "web-export" in that folder are the 3 files you will need to upload to the class server.
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| − | ==Uploading the Files to the Server==
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| − | You need [http://cyberduck.org Cyberduck] or a similar sftp client to upload your work to the server.
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| − | *To connect to the server enter in the necessary information (I will give this to you in class.)
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| − | *Once you have logged into the server go to your folder and create a new folder to contain the setch. Give the folder the same name as your homework. If it is exercise 2 then name the directory "exercise_2."
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| − | *Move the 3 files: processing.js, index.html, and some_name.pde into that folder.
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| − | *You should now be able to see your sketch online at a url like the following: http://understandingnewmedia.com/p4a/your_name/exercise_1/
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| − | ==Linking to the file on the wiki==
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| − | Whew! Now let's create a link to your project on the wiki.
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| − | *Log in to this website.
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| − | *Go to "Exercises" in the right hand navigation
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| − | *Under the proper exercise name click edit and add a link to your project.
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| − | *All done!
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Latest revision as of 17:40, 2 September 2012
