Quick question.
I have a projector that loads SWFs on demand. The SWFs are in a subdirectory
called Sections. Each section SWF that loads into the directory loads it's
own audio from a folder inside the Sections directory. Works fine on their
own, but when loaded into the Projector, the relative
Hi list...
[CS3, dev machine has FP10 installed]
I have a swf rendering problem on the pc. Two people are viewing my swf with
player 9,0,16,0. When the swf initializes, there are a series of animations
that occur where sprites are faded in on the stage. These two people only see
the last
Michael,
Sometimes things that appear to be player issues turn out to be loader
issues. When you first publish for external people, it's often the first
time you go over the web AND the first time you get configurations. Can you
be sure the app handles the loading of those sprite assets properly,
Having built a php/mySQL/Flash online store, I need to send the order details
to either another flash module or elsewhere to process a credit card purchase
(visa and mastercard) . Would anyone have suggestions as to how to safely do
this? I know ssl/ https is involved but how exactly would I
Thanks for responding Jonathan. My only external asset is an xml file, and I
write a textfield to the stage if there's an IOError. That's not happening,
and all other sprites/graphics are within this swf. It seems to me it's more
of an ActionScript error, as if each chunk of code wipes out
Unless you have a High speed 16GB SD card and you are using it for
readyboost, turn off super fetch, and turn off the windows search
indexing service when you don't need it.
Prefetch only really works to aid boot time and launching apps if you
are using readyboost; otherwise, it causes a
Hi Michael
Keep in mind that Flash CS3 was released in conjunction with Flash Player 9r45
(9,0,45,0). I can't recall all the differences. But there are certain events
such as the ADDED_TO_STAGE/REMOVED_FROM_STAGE event that didn't make it in till
at least 9r28. I also believe that 9r28 was
Oh yeah... I can't believe that I forgot to say turn off Aero or any
other resource intensive theme or themes app and all effects.
You may also want to shut down and restart flash once in a while to help
speed things up; yet, it is still going to be a slow bastard.
Anthony Pace wrote:
Thanks Mark, that's really helpful information.
Regards,
- Michael M.
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Answers in order by question asked:
-Yes; yet, that would take forever, so I will tell you to learn the how
and why of separating business logic from the client, and never rely on
the client for setting the amount to be charged or sending the request
to the processor.
-Usually the
i just read that post again and boy is that thing old... anyway the basic
idea is still the same, but the execution can be improved:)
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Hans Wichman
j.c.wich...@objectpainters.com wrote:
Hi Eric,
are you using as2 or as3?
The basic solution is to look at the
Hi Eric,
are you using as2 or as3?
The basic solution is to look at the url of the loading swf, and make your
paths relative to that.
If you make it a little more complex (but usually some splitting and joining
will be enough) you can use something like this:
I haven't experienced any real slowdowns in cs4 and my computer is not the
best one (1.8GHz and 2 G RAM). I even think that Flash lauches slightly
faster than cs3. Maybe compiling really takes slightly longer (a sec or two)
but i don't think that really matters.
Thanks Karl.
To Reproduce the first problem:
1. Click (and hold) on the ScrollBar Thumb.
2. Drag the thumb around.
3. Move the cursor outside the stage i.e. to the white area
surrounding the Flash player.
4. Release the mouse.
You will notice that the thumb remains active and if you hover
On Jun 11, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Joseph Masoud wrote:
Thanks Karl.
To Reproduce the first problem:
1. Click (and hold) on the ScrollBar Thumb.
2. Drag the thumb around.
3. Move the cursor outside the stage i.e. to the white area
surrounding the Flash player.
4. Release the mouse.
You will
NP
Best of luck to you.
Karl
On Jun 11, 2009, at 5:31 PM, Joseph Masoud wrote:
Thanks Karl.
I was experiencing the problem on Firefox 3 (running on Debian x64
[its called Ice weasel] , Mac OS X and Windows] . I do not get the
issue with Safari 4 on my Mac Pro as well. Thanks for
Thanks Karl.
I was experiencing the problem on Firefox 3 (running on Debian x64
[its called Ice weasel] , Mac OS X and Windows] . I do not get the
issue with Safari 4 on my Mac Pro as well. Thanks for pointing this
out [please excuse me for not reading your reply carefully].
Very
Thanks Patrick Matte
Installing the Flash CS4 update from
http://www.adobe.com/support/flash/downloads.html has fixed the problem I had
with Flash CS4 running slowly (and a few other thing). I recommend all Flash
CS4 users do themselves a big favour and install this update.
Alan Neilsen
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