Hi Brent,
--- brent_trx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've written a CachedHTTPService which extends
mx.rpc.http.mxml.HTTPService to implement a caching mechanism, if
you ever wanted to force custom-caching of data. It behaves exactly
like the standard HTTPService in declaration and all that,
Without looking at any documentation, I'd guess that the '/' at the
start of myasset's path specifies an absolute url (not relative to
current folder or search paths), and as such is being looked for at
the root.
--- seriousbraincancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's an example. If I put my
For ECMAScript in general (Javascript and ActionScript) you'd use a
for..in loop to iterate over the properties (including methods) of an
Object.
ActionScript changes for..in to only work over the dynamic
properties of an Object instance.
The docs say:
To get a list of fixed properties, use
How much like a spreadsheet do you want it to be?
If you just want every cell to be editable, does setting the
'editable' attribute on the DataGridColumn to 'true' not do the trick
for you?
If you wish to implement formulas and automatic 'trickle-on' updating
of cells references in formulas
Wow, that post looks quite unreadable.
Does this forum allow any code of literal (or fixed width) formating ?
-David
I think you just need to set editable to true on the DataGrid and on
the DataGridColumn's.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Mark Ingram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, thanks for the response. I meant like a spreadsheet as in I can
type into any cell I like. If you just imagine I have a data
Well, if you think about it, that makes sense.
Where is the empty row when the rows overflow the height of the
DataGrid container?
Either add and maintain a pseudo item in the dataProvider (which
appends a new Object when edited), or add some button/widget near your
DataGrid which appends an
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Gordon Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be interested to know what your use case is that requires a SAX
parser.
In my application, I had two list/search forms which:
* query billing-related events (fairly static)
* query/rank/prioritise tickets in a
The XML4JS SAX Parser seems to be written pretty reasonably... I think
I'll have a go at automatically porting it to AS3.0 with a Perl script.
If it works at all, I'll continue by doing some profiling, then fill
out the API a little.
I don't need much working for my purposes.
-David
--- In
Why do I need to implement an XMLSocket server, to open a Socket
to a service on my server that isn't an XMLSocket service? Why
can't it get the information it needs from an HTTP resource?
It would seem that the Flash designers/implementors thought that
perhaps the ubiquity of the Flash
Hi Flex Folks,
Is there a purpose-built incremental SAX Parser component available
for ActionScript?
Some background (please excuse the novella):
In a Flex project I shipped about 4 months ago, I needed to
accommodate a web-service that can sometimes return a large amount of
data.
I saw that
Hi Folks,
I have some experience deploying XULrunner applications (standalone
not .xulapp type). I've found XULrunner to be preferable to Apollo (as
it stands) for various kinds of non-Flash interaction with the host
system and the user.
I noticed some interest in a SWFRunner project at
Nobody on this high-volume list wants/needs a SAX parser?
Thats just crazy. I'm going back to .NET ;)
I've written a small view-switching component that is based on
mx:Canvas: CanvasSwitcher.
It's set up so that if a child UIComponent is added to it at runtime
(eg: via mx:AddChild in an mx:State), a new mx:State is
automatically added to the CanvasSwitcher instance.
The added state is also
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