Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Snepo - Arse
We make a Data Platform for Flash that removes the need for a  
database and middle ware:


http://depot.snepo.com

Not a CMS but you can handle all your data/permission management  
through AS and/or the Flash IDE so dynamic content development with  
Depot is a cinch.


Regards,

Arse
www.arseiam.com
www.snepo.com




Hello,

The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically for  
flash
that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find  
that link
now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was  
developed by a

fairly well known flash developer..

anyone help me out?

thanks!
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Re: [Flashcoders] Addressing functions in frame script from classscript

2007-03-17 Thread Roman Hippler
If your class extends MovieClip and you have attached it to a MovieClip 
in the library, you should be able to call the functions on the timeline 
just as if they where methods of your class.


You just have to make sure that
- your class is dynamic
- you invoke the functions with the this keyword
- the MovieClip is completely loaded and initialized before calling any 
function


// on the timeline:
function doSomething(pString:String):Void
{
   trace(pString);
}

// your class:
dynamic class ExtendedMovieClip extends MovieClip
{
   public function ExtendedMovieClip()
   {
  super();
   }

   private function onLoad():Void
   {
  this.doSomething(hi there);
   }
}

Keep in mind that, because the class is dynamic, you won't get any 
compiler errors when invoking a function that doesn't exists. You also 
risk to overwrite class methods with timeline functions (the timeline is 
initialized after the class is instantiated) ... but hey ... we're not 
talking about whether it's *right* to do things that way, are we? ;-) 
Rewriting your code would definitely be the better way to do it.


Roman

Danny Kodicek schrieb:
 
  
if you are using classes, why do you have code in the 
movieclip timeline ???



Because sometimes it's easier that way. (And because this is a legacy
project that I'm trying not to *completely* rewrite...). Specifically, I've
already got a load of movieclips with similar functionality, which I was
hoping I might be able to attach a class to while still keeping the
different functions (rather than having to make a new class for every
symbol).

Like I said, I'm not suggesting it's *right* to do things this way, just
asking if it's *possible*...

Danny

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RE: [Flashcoders] math.round question

2007-03-17 Thread Kerem İşeri
Just replace the code with below:

loadProgressOutput = int((this.getBytesLoaded()/this.getBytesTotal())*100);

kerem.



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Duenas
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Subject: [Flashcoders] math.round question

hi, this is the code of my loader.

if(_framesloaded  0  _framesloaded == _totalframes){
gotoAndPlay(beginMovie);
} else{
loadProgressOutput = this.getBytesLoaded()*100/getBytesTotal();
}


in order to have the percentage without the decimals...Adrian Lynch  
told me that I need the Mat.round()

but I don't know where should I put in...would you help me?


I was trying

this.loadProgressOutput.Math.round();

and Also I tried Math.round(this.loadProgressOutput);

I know that maybe the problem is that i don't know what should be  
into the parenthesis.



Gustavo Duenas

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[Flashcoders] wordpress and flash integration

2007-03-17 Thread Kerem İşeri
Hi everyone... 

 

I am starting a new project, it will be my first trial on the subject.. I
thought that I could use wordpress as a database for contents and pictures
for my site.

It will be so cool if I can make it, because I will get rid of the coding on
php and admin panel of this project, wordpress has a very userfriendly admin
interface it self built in. Anyways,

Anybody tried this before ? or does anybody know how can I parse wordpress
pages for the flash? 

 

Thanks a lot.

 

Kerem.

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Re: [Flashcoders] wordpress and flash integration

2007-03-17 Thread Glen Pike

Hi Kerem.

   It depends what you want to parse.
  
   You could use the RSS feed as a way of getting data into Flash as it 
is XML, which Flash can deal with very easily.
  
   If you want to talk to the database more directly, you will have to 
consider using Flash Remoting - have a look to see if anyone has created 
an AMFPHP - server side code for Flash Remoting in PHP - plugin for 
Wordpress.


   http://amfphp.org/

   
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=enq=flash+remotingbtnG=Google+Searchmeta= 
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=enq=flash+remotingbtnG=Google+Searchmeta=


   HTH

   Glen

Kerem İşeri wrote:
Hi everyone... 

 


I am starting a new project, it will be my first trial on the subject.. I
thought that I could use wordpress as a database for contents and pictures
for my site.

It will be so cool if I can make it, because I will get rid of the coding on
php and admin panel of this project, wordpress has a very userfriendly admin
interface it self built in. Anyways,

Anybody tried this before ? or does anybody know how can I parse wordpress
pages for the flash? 

 


Thanks a lot.

 


Kerem.

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Re: [Flashcoders] Super and this

2007-03-17 Thread Ron Wheeler

Just to make your life simpler.
You do not instantiate a class; you instantiate an instance(object)  of 
a class. A class is only a definition and is stored in Flash as a 
definition which can be instantiated as many times as required. The 
definition refers to the definitions of the classes that it needs.


Real World example:
When you buy a Chrysler PT Cruiser which is based on the Chrysler Neon 
platform, they do not send you 2 cars (nor every PT Cruiser). You just 
get an instance of the PT Cruiser but you can use the Neon maintenance 
manual for some of the procedures. When you are changing the oil using 
the Neon manual, a Neon does not appear in your driveway.


Ron

Danny Kodicek wrote:
 
  
So, when you instantiate a class that extends other classes, 
there is only one actual object that's created.  So `this` 
would always return the same object, whether in code written 
in A or in B.



Makes sense. A much better system than Lingo, which takes a bit of messing
with to make it behave that way.

Danny

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[Flashcoders] embedded fonts yet again

2007-03-17 Thread Elie Zananiri

Hello,

I am having a problem with embedded fonts that is a little peculiar  
and I was wondering if someone knew how to fix it.


I have an SWF which uses a custom font that works properly. I created  
a Font in the library, added it to a TextFormat, set it to the  
TextField, and there is no problem. However, I need another SWF to  
load the first one, but when I do this, the text does not get displayed.


I tried adding the font to the container SWF but it still does not work.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

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Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Eric Walton

Try this or

http://www.flashblocks.com/

On 3/16/07, Chris Tague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hello,

The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically for flash
that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find that link
now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was developed by a
fairly well known flash developer..

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Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Chris Tague

Snepo was the one i waas looking at! It looks interesting, i didn't realise
though that it was one where you could update content directly through the
flash app..

I was actualy looing for a simple kind of admin interface which rather than
writing content to the database, stores files images etc. into a directory
structure and writes xml files for flash to then read in.

thanks for the link though, i will check snepo out for another project i
have.



On 3/17/07, Snepo - Arse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


We make a Data Platform for Flash that removes the need for a
database and middle ware:

http://depot.snepo.com

Not a CMS but you can handle all your data/permission management
through AS and/or the Flash IDE so dynamic content development with
Depot is a cinch.

Regards,

Arse
www.arseiam.com
www.snepo.com



 Hello,

 The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically for
 flash
 that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find
 that link
 now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was
 developed by a
 fairly well known flash developer..

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[Flashcoders] Flash, PHP and mysql Costumer Database

2007-03-17 Thread Michael Boski

Does anyone know an open source Flash, PHP and mysql Costumer Database.
(with generic fields name, address ...)


Or even on that you purchase the code.

if it uses AMFphp all the better.

thanks,

mike
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Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Eric Walton

You are welcome, thanks for the heads up on the other one.

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On 3/17/07, Chris Tague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Snepo was the one i waas looking at! It looks interesting, i didn't
realise
though that it was one where you could update content directly through the
flash app..

I was actualy looing for a simple kind of admin interface which rather
than
writing content to the database, stores files images etc. into a directory
structure and writes xml files for flash to then read in.

thanks for the link though, i will check snepo out for another project i
have.



On 3/17/07, Snepo - Arse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 We make a Data Platform for Flash that removes the need for a
 database and middle ware:

 http://depot.snepo.com

 Not a CMS but you can handle all your data/permission management
 through AS and/or the Flash IDE so dynamic content development with
 Depot is a cinch.

 Regards,

 Arse
 www.arseiam.com
 www.snepo.com



  Hello,
 
  The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically for
  flash
  that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find
  that link
  now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was
  developed by a
  fairly well known flash developer..
 
  anyone help me out?
 
  thanks!
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Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Eric Walton

Just a note, I was looking at snepo  and right off the bat here is what I
found which is not right.

Click the folder name to browse and retrieve Depot data. In this demo you
are not able to add a new Depot instance or change user permissions. This is
because Depot Explorer is connected to our live Depot instance hosted at
depot.snepo.com





On 3/17/07, Chris Tague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Snepo was the one i waas looking at! It looks interesting, i didn't
realise
though that it was one where you could update content directly through the
flash app..

I was actualy looing for a simple kind of admin interface which rather
than
writing content to the database, stores files images etc. into a directory
structure and writes xml files for flash to then read in.

thanks for the link though, i will check snepo out for another project i
have.



On 3/17/07, Snepo - Arse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 We make a Data Platform for Flash that removes the need for a
 database and middle ware:

 http://depot.snepo.com

 Not a CMS but you can handle all your data/permission management
 through AS and/or the Flash IDE so dynamic content development with
 Depot is a cinch.

 Regards,

 Arse
 www.arseiam.com
 www.snepo.com



  Hello,
 
  The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically for
  flash
  that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find
  that link
  now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was
  developed by a
  fairly well known flash developer..
 
  anyone help me out?
 
  thanks!
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Re: [Flashcoders] embedded fonts yet again

2007-03-17 Thread Glen Pike

Hi,

   In your font FLA:

   In the font properties / linkage, do you export for runtime sharing?

   In your container FLA:

   Drag the font from the library of the font FLA into your container 
library - look at the linkage, it should show that it is imported for 
runtime sharing from font.swf or similar.


   Also, you may need to put a text field on the stage of the font FLA 
and fill it with all the characters you want to use in your container.


   HTH.

   Glen

Elie Zananiri wrote:

Hello,

I am having a problem with embedded fonts that is a little peculiar 
and I was wondering if someone knew how to fix it.


I have an SWF which uses a custom font that works properly. I created 
a Font in the library, added it to a TextFormat, set it to the 
TextField, and there is no problem. However, I need another SWF to 
load the first one, but when I do this, the text does not get displayed.


I tried adding the font to the container SWF but it still does not work.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Elie

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Re: [Flashcoders] wordpress and flash integration

2007-03-17 Thread Rostislav Hristov

There're different ways to make this happen.

Check out this nice Flash/Wordpress integration:
http://tvwonline.net/flash/#page_id=44article=35


On 3/17/07, Glen Pike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi Kerem.

It depends what you want to parse.

You could use the RSS feed as a way of getting data into Flash as it
is XML, which Flash can deal with very easily.

If you want to talk to the database more directly, you will have to
consider using Flash Remoting - have a look to see if anyone has created
an AMFPHP - server side code for Flash Remoting in PHP - plugin for
Wordpress.

http://amfphp.org/


http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=enq=flash+remotingbtnG=Google+Searchmeta=
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=enq=flash+remotingbtnG=Google+Searchmeta=

HTH

Glen

Kerem İşeri wrote:
 Hi everyone...



 I am starting a new project, it will be my first trial on the subject.. I
 thought that I could use wordpress as a database for contents and pictures
 for my site.

 It will be so cool if I can make it, because I will get rid of the coding on
 php and admin panel of this project, wordpress has a very userfriendly admin
 interface it self built in. Anyways,

 Anybody tried this before ? or does anybody know how can I parse wordpress
 pages for the flash?



 Thanks a lot.



 Kerem.

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Re: [Flashcoders] math.round question

2007-03-17 Thread T. Michael Keesey

int() is deprecated in favor of Math.floor() (for numbers) or
parseInt() (for strings).

In AS3 int has a different meaning (a data type instead of a function).

On 3/17/07, Kerem İşeri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Just replace the code with below:

loadProgressOutput = int((this.getBytesLoaded()/this.getBytesTotal())*100);

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[Flashcoders] Previously working SWF fails when reloaded in IE

2007-03-17 Thread Mark Winterhalder

While I try to find the origin of the problem to work around it, has
anybody seen this before?
The SWF works fine when the page is first loaded, but when you hit F5
a NaN propagates through the values, breaking everything.
The SWF loads an XML, if that makes a difference, but this part seems to work.

Thanks for any hints.

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Re: [Flashcoders] Pause button behaviour

2007-03-17 Thread Glen Pike

In answer to my own problem...

The pause issue was unrelated to my code - it was a problem with 
relative / absolute URL's that has been plaguing me for the last 2 days.


I had tried to clean up my Flash app and separate my swf's from my HTML, 
etc.


In my HTML I had loaded in the flash using the base parameter to tell 
the swf where it was loaded from.


For some strange reason this caused some bizarre behaviour in an 
otherwise stable application...


Watch out people.

Glen

Glen Pike wrote:

Hi,

  I have implemented a pause / restart mechanism in my Animation class 
as shown below.  unpause is supposed to make the animation jump back a 
few frames before it starts.


  function pause() {
  Log.info(pause  + this);
  mPlaying = false;
  dispatchEvent( { type:pause, frame:_currentframe } );
  this.stop();
  }
function unpause() {
  var frm:Number = _currentframe - 12;
  if(1  frm) {
  frm = 1;
  }
  Log.info(unpause  + frm +  was  + _currentframe +  total  
+ _totalframes);
  trace(unpause  + frm +  was  + _currentframe +  total  + 
_totalframes);

  this.gotoAndStop(frm);
  this.play();
  }

  play()  stop() are overridden in the class too and work fine.

  Externally loaded swf's are cast as Animations by meddling with the 
prototype
  
(http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/private/flashcoders/2006-October/174431.html) 



  The problem I am having is that unpause jumps back correctly if I 
test in the IDE, but not in the browser from a website - localhost  
live.  My trace  logger outputs correlate, but gotoAndStop sends the 
movie back to the first frame when using the browser.


  Have cleared cache, deleted ASO files, etc.

  Can anyone shed some light on this?

  Thanks

  Glen


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Re: [Flashcoders] Take me off your list

2007-03-17 Thread Buster
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Thanks in advance !

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Re: [Flashcoders] Take me off your list

2007-03-17 Thread David Holroyd
On Sat, Mar 17, 2007 at 05:12:47PM -0700, Buster wrote:
 How does one subscribe to JUST the digest version (that's all I want and
 that's what I signed up many, many months ago) - I'm trying to limit the
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  http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/options/flashcoders


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[Flashcoders] What is deprecated from AS2 in AS3 ...

2007-03-17 Thread Stephen Ford
Anyone have a list of what is deprecated from AS2 when migrating to AS3 (or 
even whats deprecated from AS1 to AS2).I'm currently skimming every single 
class available in Flash AS2 and want to know what I can skip (i.e: what is no 
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Re: [Flashcoders] What is deprecated from AS2 in AS3 ...

2007-03-17 Thread Zeh Fernando

Anyone have a list of what is deprecated from AS2 when migrating to AS3 (or 
even whats deprecated from AS1 to AS2).I'm currently skimming every single 
class available in Flash AS2 and want to know what I can skip (i.e: what is no 
longer relevant).There must be a list of something like this online ?


Actually, there is. Best list with what has changed and how:

http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/migration.html

Coincidentally, it seems Adobe's website has some issue so it gives an 
error message right now. But believe me it's the definitive list, even 
if it leaves a bit to be desired on explaining some changed aspects.



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[Flashcoders] Object.registerClass ...

2007-03-17 Thread Stephen Ford
Is Object.registerClass no longer relevant when using AS2 and OOP structure.I 
understand AS2 class structure, inheritance, etc but am trying to understand 
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[Flashcoders] smaller project management

2007-03-17 Thread dnk

Please reply off list as I do not want to congest this list with an
off topic (is it?).

Can anyone recommend a smaller open source project management web
based system that is more directed at workign with a client as opposed
to working internally?

Thanks!

d
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Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Snepo - Arse

Eric,

I'm not sure what you mean by 'not right'?

The downloadable versions of Depot have no such restrictions.

The demo is currently not working as we have been moving servers  
though al demos are available within the download.


Regards,

Arse
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www.arseiam.com


On 18/03/2007, at 4:29 AM, Eric Walton wrote:

Just a note, I was looking at snepo  and right off the bat here is  
what I

found which is not right.

Click the folder name to browse and retrieve Depot data. In this demo  
you
are not able to add a new Depot instance or change user permissions.  
This is

because Depot Explorer is connected to our live Depot instance hosted at
depot.snepo.com





On 3/17/07, Chris Tague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Snepo was the one i waas looking at! It looks interesting, i didn't
realise
though that it was one where you could update content directly  
through the

flash app..

I was actualy looing for a simple kind of admin interface which rather
than
writing content to the database, stores files images etc. into a  
directory

structure and writes xml files for flash to then read in.

thanks for the link though, i will check snepo out for another  
project i

have.



On 3/17/07, Snepo - Arse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 We make a Data Platform for Flash that removes the need for a
 database and middle ware:

 http://depot.snepo.com

 Not a CMS but you can handle all your data/permission management
 through AS and/or the Flash IDE so dynamic content development with
 Depot is a cinch.

 Regards,

 Arse
 www.arseiam.com
 www.snepo.com



  Hello,
 
  The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically  
for

  flash
  that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find
  that link
  now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was
  developed by a
  fairly well known flash developer..
 
  anyone help me out?
 
  thanks!
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Re: [Flashcoders] flash cms

2007-03-17 Thread Snepo - Arse

Chris,

At the moment depot stores data (any native object) in a balanced  
tree which isn't in human readable form. We are looking at  
implementing a 'retrieve as file type' function as well as tools that  
marshal Depot data into readable objects.


We welcome any feedback on how Depot may be improved for specific  
tasks/project requirements.


Regards,

Arse
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www.arseiam.com

On 18/03/2007, at 3:46 AM, Chris Tague wrote:

Snepo was the one i waas looking at! It looks interesting, i didn't  
realise
though that it was one where you could update content directly  
through the

flash app..

I was actualy looing for a simple kind of admin interface which  
rather than
writing content to the database, stores files images etc. into a  
directory

structure and writes xml files for flash to then read in.

thanks for the link though, i will check snepo out for another project i
have.



On 3/17/07, Snepo - Arse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


We make a Data Platform for Flash that removes the need for a
database and middle ware:

http://depot.snepo.com

Not a CMS but you can handle all your data/permission management
through AS and/or the Flash IDE so dynamic content development with
Depot is a cinch.

Regards,

Arse
www.arseiam.com
www.snepo.com



 Hello,

 The other day i ran accross a link to a CMS system specifically for
 flash
 that doesn't require a database, i can't for the life of me find
 that link
 now...anyone know what i was talking about? I think it was
 developed by a
 fairly well known flash developer..

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