Re: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE tag

2006-02-03 Thread Jan Schluenzen
Unfortunately _lockroot doesn't fix the path problem. Even if the _root is
being changed through _lockroot, the base path is still the one of the
wrapping SWF. I guess I'll have to go with Ade's suggestion unless somebody
has another idea...


On 2/2/06, Cédric Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 did you try '_lockroot' ?

 cedric



  You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a
  word!) it to
  all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.
 
  Ade
 
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  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jan
  Schluenzen
  Sent: 02 February 2006 10:23
  To: Flashcoders mailing list
  Subject: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE
  tag
 
 
  Hi-
 
  does anyone know of an ActionScript equivalent of accomplishing the
  effect
  of the BASE tag (part of the embed and object tags in HTML)?
  The problem is, I have a flash application that loads XMLs and SWFs
  relative
  to the application's base SWF index.swf.
  Now I need to load my index.swf into another container, a stand-
  alone
  projector. I don't want to fix all paths within my application so
  that they
  are relative to the new container (which is outside my actual
  application
  folder). Is there some way to set the basepath through actionscript?
 
  To clarify, here's the structure of my app:
 
  + root
index.swf
some.swf
other.swf
+ content/
  foo.xml
  bar.xml
 
  Now with the new container, it will look like this:
 
  + root
container.exe (Stand-alone Flash projector)
+ data
  index.swf
  some.swf
  other.swf
  + content/
foo.xml
bar.xml
 
 
  Since all paths for loading files are now relative to the
  container.exeinstead of
  index.swf, everything's broken..
  Is there an easy fix?
 
  Jan
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Re: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE tag

2006-02-03 Thread Rich Rodecker
You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a word!) it to
all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.

damn, i always thought prepend was a real word.

anyway, I dont know of a way to set the BASE tag in actionscript, and this
sounds like the solution i would go with.  PREPEND all your calls with a
variable so they would look like xml.load(baseURL+myfile.xml)...this way
if the baseURL variable doesn't exist, the call will still work. Then, if
you wanted to, you could pass in the baseURL value through flashvars or
something, so you wouldnt have to recompile whenever you wanted to change
it.





On 2/3/06, Jan Schluenzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Unfortunately _lockroot doesn't fix the path problem. Even if the _root is
 being changed through _lockroot, the base path is still the one of the
 wrapping SWF. I guess I'll have to go with Ade's suggestion unless
 somebody
 has another idea...


 On 2/2/06, Cédric Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  did you try '_lockroot' ?
 
  cedric
 
 
 
   You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a
   word!) it to
   all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.
  
   Ade
  
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   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jan
   Schluenzen
   Sent: 02 February 2006 10:23
   To: Flashcoders mailing list
   Subject: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE
   tag
  
  
   Hi-
  
   does anyone know of an ActionScript equivalent of accomplishing the
   effect
   of the BASE tag (part of the embed and object tags in HTML)?
   The problem is, I have a flash application that loads XMLs and SWFs
   relative
   to the application's base SWF index.swf.
   Now I need to load my index.swf into another container, a stand-
   alone
   projector. I don't want to fix all paths within my application so
   that they
   are relative to the new container (which is outside my actual
   application
   folder). Is there some way to set the basepath through actionscript?
  
   To clarify, here's the structure of my app:
  
   + root
 index.swf
 some.swf
 other.swf
 + content/
   foo.xml
   bar.xml
  
   Now with the new container, it will look like this:
  
   + root
 container.exe (Stand-alone Flash projector)
 + data
   index.swf
   some.swf
   other.swf
   + content/
 foo.xml
 bar.xml
  
  
   Since all paths for loading files are now relative to the
   container.exeinstead of
   index.swf, everything's broken..
   Is there an easy fix?
  
   Jan
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Re: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE tag

2006-02-03 Thread Rich Rodecker
The beginning or to add to the beginning. To prefix a header onto a packet
means to place the header characters in front of the packet. To prefix is
the opposite of to append characters at the end. As a verb, prefix is not
English. The correct word is prepend, but computer people are notorious
for turning any English word into a computer term.

http://computing-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/prefix



On 2/3/06, Rich Rodecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a word!) it
 to
 all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.

 damn, i always thought prepend was a real word.

 anyway, I dont know of a way to set the BASE tag in actionscript, and this
 sounds like the solution i would go with.  PREPEND all your calls with a
 variable so they would look like xml.load(baseURL+myfile.xml)...this way
 if the baseURL variable doesn't exist, the call will still work. Then, if
 you wanted to, you could pass in the baseURL value through flashvars or
 something, so you wouldnt have to recompile whenever you wanted to change
 it.





 On 2/3/06, Jan Schluenzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Unfortunately _lockroot doesn't fix the path problem. Even if the _root
  is
  being changed through _lockroot, the base path is still the one of the
  wrapping SWF. I guess I'll have to go with Ade's suggestion unless
  somebody
  has another idea...
 
 
  On 2/2/06, Cédric Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   did you try '_lockroot' ?
  
   cedric
  
  
  
You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a
word!) it to
all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.
   
Ade
   
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]On Behalf Of Jan
Schluenzen
Sent: 02 February 2006 10:23
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE
tag
   
   
Hi-
   
does anyone know of an ActionScript equivalent of accomplishing the
effect
of the BASE tag (part of the embed and object tags in HTML)?
The problem is, I have a flash application that loads XMLs and SWFs
relative
to the application's base SWF index.swf.
Now I need to load my index.swf into another container, a stand-
alone
projector. I don't want to fix all paths within my application so
that they
are relative to the new container (which is outside my actual
application
folder). Is there some way to set the basepath through actionscript?
   
To clarify, here's the structure of my app:
   
+ root
  index.swf
  some.swf
  other.swf
  + content/
foo.xml
bar.xml
   
Now with the new container, it will look like this:
   
+ root
  container.exe (Stand-alone Flash projector)
  + data
index.swf
some.swf
other.swf
+ content/
  foo.xml
  bar.xml
   
   
Since all paths for loading files are now relative to the
container.exeinstead of
index.swf, everything's broken..
Is there an easy fix?
   
Jan
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RE: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE tag

2006-02-02 Thread Adrian Lynch
You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a word!) it to
all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.

Ade

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jan
Schluenzen
Sent: 02 February 2006 10:23
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Subject: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE tag


Hi-

does anyone know of an ActionScript equivalent of accomplishing the effect
of the BASE tag (part of the embed and object tags in HTML)?
The problem is, I have a flash application that loads XMLs and SWFs relative
to the application's base SWF index.swf.
Now I need to load my index.swf into another container, a stand-alone
projector. I don't want to fix all paths within my application so that they
are relative to the new container (which is outside my actual application
folder). Is there some way to set the basepath through actionscript?

To clarify, here's the structure of my app:

+ root
  index.swf
  some.swf
  other.swf
  + content/
foo.xml
bar.xml

Now with the new container, it will look like this:

+ root
  container.exe (Stand-alone Flash projector)
  + data
index.swf
some.swf
other.swf
+ content/
  foo.xml
  bar.xml


Since all paths for loading files are now relative to the
container.exeinstead of
index.swf, everything's broken..
Is there an easy fix?

Jan
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Re: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE tag

2006-02-02 Thread Cédric Muller

did you try '_lockroot' ?

cedric



You could do it manually. Create a variable and prepend(not a  
word!) it to

all your loadMovie(), load() etc. calls.

Ade

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jan
Schluenzen
Sent: 02 February 2006 10:23
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: [Flashcoders] ActionScript equivalent of embed/object BASE  
tag



Hi-

does anyone know of an ActionScript equivalent of accomplishing the  
effect

of the BASE tag (part of the embed and object tags in HTML)?
The problem is, I have a flash application that loads XMLs and SWFs  
relative

to the application's base SWF index.swf.
Now I need to load my index.swf into another container, a stand- 
alone
projector. I don't want to fix all paths within my application so  
that they
are relative to the new container (which is outside my actual  
application

folder). Is there some way to set the basepath through actionscript?

To clarify, here's the structure of my app:

+ root
  index.swf
  some.swf
  other.swf
  + content/
foo.xml
bar.xml

Now with the new container, it will look like this:

+ root
  container.exe (Stand-alone Flash projector)
  + data
index.swf
some.swf
other.swf
+ content/
  foo.xml
  bar.xml


Since all paths for loading files are now relative to the
container.exeinstead of
index.swf, everything's broken..
Is there an easy fix?

Jan
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