Hi,
cool site, nice to have all those 'misconceptions' and other helpful info
combined.
It does fall off the screen, (just as it would with a wrong css sheet).
keep it up
JC
On 6/9/07, Snepo - Arse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I also missed content because of the window size. The Flash Times
As Jesse said, use the static way instead of initializing it in the constructor.
This serves 2 purposes:
- mixin only occurs once (rather than which each instance created)
- mixin occurs before the constructor is run
With that said, any reason why you're not decorating the super class with
EventD
Thanks Jesse this was what i really wanted to know... :)
On 6/9/07, Jesse Graupmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm not saying you have to create a new instance but was just getting as
close to your example as I could, which looks like a new instance to me;
"var myBox:DrawBox("boxname");
myBox.
I'm not saying you have to create a new instance but was just getting as
close to your example as I could, which looks like a new instance to me;
"var myBox:DrawBox("boxname");
myBox._y = 100;
myBox._alpha = 50;"
" this is just an example..
u know i wanted to apply some custom effect to a movieCl
continued...
just the same way when in actionsript 1 i write:
MovieClip.prototype.myEffect = function () {
//some code here
}
myMC.myEffect();
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I also missed content because of the window size. The Flash Times
link, for example, cannot be scrolled to if the window is to small.
Fonts are hard to read, no preloader, mystery meat navigation etc
Why don't you just offer the information in a usable and clear
fashion... no wonder there is
thanks :D but why should i use static methods I am trying to create some
color effect shortcuti wont need to create new instances. If i have a
movieClip on my stage i wouldlike to have it
myMC.someEffect(par);
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I never use super() so I have no idea, but see what happens when you throw
the initialize in a static variable like;
class myClass extends otherClass
{
private static var EventDispatcherDependancy =
mx.events.EventDispatcher.initialize ( myClass.prototype );
public var addEventLi
Or try static methods...
//
// IN FLA
//
var myBox:DrawBox = DrawBox.newBox ( "boxname", _root );
myBox._y = 100;
myBox._alpha = 50;
//
// IN DrawBox.as
//
class DrawBox extends MovieClip
{
public function DrawBox ( )
{
}
public static function n
I have a class that has to call it's superclass in the constructor.
However, it also needs to initialize EventDispatcher to listen to
dispatch events that another class is listening to. It seems, and I
could be wrong, that EventDispatcher does not work if it's not the first
thing in the constructo
this is just an example..
u know i wanted to apply some custom effect to a movieClip and using
mc.applyFX(bla bla) instead of applyFX(mc, bla bla);
Just like mc_tween's mc.alphaTo() for example...
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Hi,
Looks nice, except I only have a 1024 x 768 monitor - you are not
really establishing a good case for flash being used to create usable
sites because the bottom part of the page is cut off in my browser...
Make it work before making it look good - then Jakob will shut up.
Glen
Hi,
If you are extending a movie-clip, why can't you just draw in there??
e.g.
class DrawBox extends MovieClip {
public function drawBox() {
beginFill(0xFF,100);
moveTo(0,0);
lineTo(100,0);
lineTo(100,100);
lineTo(0,100);
lineTo(0,0);
Ok, this is just frustrating me... somebody help me please :(
i've got this class DrawBox that as it says, draws a box on the stage..
class DrawBox extends MovieClip {
var myMC:MovieClip;
public function DrawBox(boxName:String) {
this.myMC =
_root.createEmptyMovieClip(boxName,_root
Hi Folks!
I'm using FLVplayback component. I'm having some trouble when playing a FLV
file on IE (6 or 7). The download progress bar just doesn't work. On
firefox, safari it works perfectly. Does anyone know about this issue?
thanks!
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Yeah, i thought of using inheritance but in this case Composition allows me
to instantiate the classes in a way that it would be easier to hand down the
items to other people and they don't have to mess with the code.
At the moment I'm only overwriting one method, and maybe I will have to
overwri
Ok, figured out
Main
-method1 (calls method2)
-method2 (calls method3)
-method3
Copy
method2 = this.method2
-method2 = calls main.method3;
so you can make them talk to each other, I just was confused how to put it
into code.
Thanks
-h
On 6/8/07, Helmut Granda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One
No. You would have to create wrappers for all three methods. It sounds like
you should be using Inheritance instead of Composition if you're overriding
that many methods...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Helmut
Granda
Sent: Friday, June
Just this morning I was having problems on a new HP with Vista
loading any Flash from any website. I Googled and found that a large
number of people are having problems with slow internet with Vista.
Most people talked about removing McAfee to solve the problem. I had
Norton rather than McA
AFAIK, the only way to use a right mouse button for anything but Flash's
context menu (you can suppress and add individual items, but it still looks
like Flash's context menu) is to have your swf sit on a layer below an
invisible layer on a web page, and use javascript to respond to right mouse
eve
Hi..
I know that you can trap right clicks in Flash, but will that always invoke the
Context Menu Class or can I suppress it and do something else?
Thanks.
Matt.
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For the record, SWFObject works fine on Vista - so it's not that.
Ian
On 6/8/07, James Marsden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hallo,
We've got a presentation to give with some Flash using a Vista laptop,
and reloading the page with the Flash on it causes the Flash to stall on
the first frame (no c
sorry just reread that. My reckoning is vista makes the flash player work
harder becasue microsft wants to sell more of its dodgey net frame work
adobe has a new script with cs3 for flash embedding thats pretty good try
that
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Why are you using swf for a presentation. Go into your publishing setting
and make a projector
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Bro
I'm using Vista for development every day, and have never seen that error.
Are you sure the Flash plugin is installed correctly?
Does the Flash movie work in the Flash Player?
Is there anything odd going on with regards to loading? Can your
browser read the resources directly without errors? (i
Hallo,
We've got a presentation to give with some Flash using a Vista laptop,
and reloading the page with the Flash on it causes the Flash to stall on
the first frame (no code executed either). We're using SWFObject to
embed, and it works fine on XP with IE 6, 7 and FF, and on OSX with both
S
One more question while in Composition mode
lets say I have my main class
Main
-method1 (calls method2)
-method2 (calls method3)
-method3
With Inheritance I could do
Copy
-method2 (calls method3 of Main)
When instantiating Copy it would know to use method1, and method3 from
original while us
hey David,
your suggestion works perfectly, it was my implementation that was breaking
the code.
Thanks again.
-h
On 6/8/07, Helmut Granda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks David,
For some odd reason if I do in my coopy
public function init():Void
{
trace("init in copy class");
}
it wont f
Thanks David,
For some odd reason if I do in my coopy
public function init():Void
{
trace("init in copy class");
}
it wont fire but it will fire the init method from the Original Class (which
by the way seem very similar to inheritance :) ) any ideas why this
could be happening?
Thanks aga
erhmmm.. try here:
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashnewbie
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From: "Karl Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 4:31 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash video graphic
>I want to add a static graphic to my Flash movie. When a vi
You'd basically create a 'wrapper' method:
class CopyClass {
private var original:OriginalClass;
private var mc:MovieClip;
public function CopyClass(mc:MovieClip)
{
this.mc = mc;
original = new OriginalClass(mc);
}
I dont know if there a specific name for doing this but I would load the
image on top of the player and add a listener so when the user clicks on the
play button you can unload/hide/delete the image
...helmut
On 6/8/07, Karl Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I want to add a static graph
I want to add a static graphic to my Flash movie. When a visitor visits the
Web page with the embedded flash video the visitor would see the graphic in
the Flash video player and not the black video player screen. I have seen
this done on the CNET and other Websites. What is this treatment called?
I am slowly moving from inheritance to composition for a specific project,
one way to "extend" my classes is by creating a copy of them into the new
created classes...
class OriginalClass {
var mc:MovieClip;
function original(mc:MovieClip) {
this.mc = mc;
init();
};
function init() {
trace(
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