We solved the problem by tacking a random number on the SWF name in
the embed page (myswf.swf?38787383), this way the browser thinks the
file has changed and it needs to refresh it. In this manner, the SWF
will not be sticky. This option is also good for your end users as
they may not have IE
What I have done in the past is store my HTML text as valid XHTML
(which is really XML) and send that via remoting. When I retrieve
this from the server, I place the text in an TextArea and set
condenseWhite=true, this takes care of the white spaces. I then
have buttons to spawn the RTE control
There seems to be a size limit the value you set on the url propery
for a Flex HTTPService call, around 12000 characters (12KB?). Could
there be maxrequestlength setting in a config file for Flex 2 some
place that we can adjust the limit?
When we send a JSON string on with the HTTP service
Of michael.ritchie
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 3:39 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] HTTP Request Error and long strings
There seems to be a size limit the value you set on the url propery
for a Flex HTTPService call, around 12000 characters (12KB?). Could
I keep asking Jesse why the hell he don't write a book about this
stuff, something about attention span I used Jesse's blogs to
make skins for work at my oufit, the dude rocks. We need to have
more information out there on how to make better Flex applications
with Flash. Jesse is on the
Solved! I finally found a solution to the context menu appearing on
drag items and menus in Flex. The information came from Adobe's new
Flex Cookbook:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/communityengine/index.cfm?event=showdetailsproductId=2postId=2201
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Michael
Ah, man, totally gave you the wrong information, sorry about that. I
posted another project that does use Flex/FMS/Cairngorm. The project
won't run out of the box, you need to have FMS and CF running locally,
but you can walk through the structure. Thanks man!
http://thanksmister.com/?p=39
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