amfphp returns an object to your onFault handler. so, you can either
use something like mx.utils.ObjectUtil.toString(fault) for your trace
to see all the properties of the fault object. or, i think
description is the user-friendly prop so, you could just trace
(fault.description)
if
CSS is the easiest way, IMO. For global Alert modifications, add this
to your stylesheet:
Alert {
/*backgroundGradientColors: #ff,#ff;
backgroundColor: #ff9933;
borderColor: #ff9933;*/
color: #00;
borderSkin: Embed(source=urlToSWFOrPNG);
Something simple that also works is taking a months array, slicing
out the meetings and using the left overs as the basis for your
disabledRanges array. HTH...=)
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Hasan
On Nov 28, 2006, at 7:46 AM, qnotemedia wrote:
Never really found an answer to this. Anyone know where I can
Yes, it's possible. Check out SWFLoader. The 9 SWF will be accessible/programmable through the content property of the loader. A basic example:Flex---private function initSWF(event:Event):void{ someSWF.content.addEventListener("clicked",clickHandler);}public function
Hey John,Aral Balkan has some examples that might prove helpful in your quest...=)http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/?tab:quickstart=1P E A C EHasanOn Nov 6, 2006, at 6:18 AM, mts_link wrote:Ok, I'm making the move from Flash/PHP to Flex 2, but have run into a "n00b" question and I have been
Thanks guys!! Already
importing-n-compiling...=)
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hank williams wrote:
Flexbuilder for the mac beta is out!!!
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flexbuilder2/
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FAQ:
I always took that to mean
that one of my files, myClass.as for example:
class org.thesourcecode.utils.myClass{
public function myClass(){}
}
}
wasn't converted to
the new structure:
package org.thesourcecode.utils {
public class myClass{
public function myClass(){}
}
}
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Hi Teguh,
Are you using FlexBuilder? If so, there's a "publish source" button on
the toolbar. It creates the following structure:
- srcview (SourceTree, etc)
---source (HTML pages of everything published)
HTH...=)
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Hasan
Teguh Mualim wrote:
Hi,
I know
Hi Anurag,
Yes, it's possible. What you want is an itemRenderer or itemEditor for
that specific DataGrid column or columns. Here's a couple of links that
should point you in the right direction:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/2/langref/mx/controls/DataGrid.html
IMO, without importing, the
compiler has no way of knowing anything about our custom data types,
etc (fully-qualified or not). That's how I look @ it anyway, plus its
"best practice" (a/k/a less debugging). If you notice, Flex Builder
will auto-insert import statements for you when you make
Hi vijay,
If you're saying you want to be able to get to a component that's
located in the MXML file from your ActionScript Class, you could also
do it like this:
//some useful imports
import mx.controls.TextArea; //import the component into the class
import mx.core.Application; //for
Hey zhenya,
You can upload the contents of your bin directory to your server and
you should be good to go. HTH...
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Hasan
hasan.otuome.com
www.marxmedia.net
thesourcecode.org
Adobe Certified Professional (Flash MX2004 Developer)
janeminkovich wrote:
Hello,
I
Hey Louie,
I don't believe that package exists. I've been using the attached file
in my AMFPHP projects. Maybe it can benefit you too. After dropping it
in your project root just add the following ActionScript to your app:
import
flash.net.Responder;
public var gateway:RemotingConnection;
I just remembered I had some
basic AMFPHP/Flex 2 tutorials that you could check out. Here's (2) that
deal with the PHP side and the Flex side of things. Hopefully they can
be of help...
http://hasan.otuome.com/?vid=11
http://hasan.otuome.com/?vid=12
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Hasan
hasan.otuome.com
Here's another link that
might also shed some light on the subject. HTH...
http://thesourcecode.org/?p=15
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Hasan
Marx Media
www.marxmedia.net
hasan.otuome.com
thesourcecode.org
Adobe Certified Professional (Flash MX2004 Developer)
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In AS2 we had...
someMovieClip.attachAudio(someNetStream);
var sound:Sound = new Sound(someMovieClip);
but that's not an option anymore because attachAudio() was removed. The
docs mention using DisplayList via addChild() but weren't explicit
about it.
Searching has turned up similiar
Thanks to Ted Patrick =)
http://www.onflex.org/ted/2006/06/adobe-developer-week-sessions.php
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