Hi Patty,
On Dec 1, 2011, at 4:36 AM, Patricia Britt wrote:
Thanks Karl, that probably would work if I had access to the html
file and i could write individual calls to the swf files but I have
a template driven learning management system - generates its own
html code - managers do not want me pulling the package apart after
the fact because they don't want to lose support on the files
Well in that case, you might request a copy of the HTML, make your
modifications (outside their system or a test page on their system)
and if they work, submit the HTML for consideration as a new template.
This would keep their HTML code intact (no work for them), but give
you the advantage of adding your code. Kind-of a "throw me a bone"
scenario. I feel for you. :)
I tried using the prewritten object but it doesn't include scale
settings. The external callback does allow for a Params setting so
maybe I can write something through that.
I would go this route. Like setting stage directly or importing the
SWFs into your own container then set that to the stage.
Kinda working blind and guessing what will actually be generated.
all i can do is add code to predetermined js files when setting up
the template for use.
Thank you so much for your suggestion. I did try it - by hoping
that maybe that had set up something for scale in their swobject but
wouldn't accept the variable :(
If at minimum... if they don't want to let you edit their code, have
them list everything you have at your disposal and see if you can use
their External callbacks.
I saw a getEditModeWidth and getEditModeHeight. I also saw a var
propertiesDialogWidth:* = param1; var propertiesDialogHeight:* = param2;
Not sure what these point to exactly, but I would attack these first
along with setting stage.scaleMode directly. See what bites.
If you find that it would easier to accomplish all this by adding some
lines of HTML, then demonstrate that to them.
I mean if its an amount of work and hundreds of files, might be the
more fiscal approach.
GL,
Best,
Karl
Patty
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2011 14:55:24 -0600
From: Karl DeSaulniers <k...@designdrumm.com>
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Is it possible to over-ride as3 code in a
compiled swf with external javascript?
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I'm not entirely sure about AS3, but couldn't you use FlashVars to
override the stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE; ?
If so, then you would just wrap it in SWFObject for display and use
flashvars in your setting with that parameter added. I think that
would be the easiest.
I could be corrected though.
HTH,
Best,
Karl
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