Yes, setting width=”100%” in
Flex 1.5 should work. Its equivalent to setting percentWidth in Flex 2.0.
Yes the RSL can keep the
files sizes down, do you put all the Flex
classes in the RSL too?
As for SWFloader, I am actually asking about Flex 1.5 and mx:Loader.
But the livedocs says Loader as the percentWidth/Height. I'll give it
a try, I guess my question would be, doesn't width="100%" set the
percentWidth?
Thanks for the response, more to test.
Renaun
--- In [email protected],
"Anatole Tartakovsky"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Renaun,
> You can avoid doubles in SWF size if you use RSLs
and mark them
external for loadable modules. We have developed "flexlets" that were
under 20K.
> As far as screen sizing we had to do this:
> <mx:SWFLoader width="100%"
height="100%" trustContent="true"
id="loader" autoLoad="true"
init="loader.percentWidth=99;loader.percentWidth=100"/>
> did not have problems with height. Not pretty, but I am postoning
looking into SWFLoader till final release as it has been moving target
in the past.
>
> HTH,
> Anatole
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Renaun Erickson
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 1:51 PM
> Subject: [flexcoders] Using Loader to load multiple
<mx:Application> SWF (Flex 1.5)
>
>
> I have read and re-read all the posts on breaking up a big
application
> into smaller chunks either using the Loader method or
createChild.
>
> createChild works well to delay creation of objects but the
actually
> SWF size is not smaller as the classes are compiled into the
> application. The Loader loads stuff on runtime but you
get longer
> load times because of overlapping of common classes (each
loaded SWF
> is a Flex app with the main component being the Application
class).
>
> My question I have is in regards to the Loader and loading
other
> <mx:Application> flex SWFs. When I try to do this,
I can not get the
> loader swf's to stay dyanmic 100% widht and height. I
want the loaded
> application SWF to fill up the container it was loaded in.
>
> It has to do with something when it reaches 500 width and 375
height,
> some defaults in the Application class. I found some
methods of
> hacking the width and height to work somewhat reasonably, but
in the
> end it doesn't seem right.
>
> I know the Flex Exampler Explorer is a good example of loading
> different Application SWF into a container but none of them do
100%
> width/height.
>
> First, do people really use Loader to load multiple Flex
> mini-applications?
>
> and if so how do you address the 100% width/height issue?
>
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