Yes, as
pdf.height = stage.stageHeight;
pdf.width = stage.stageWidth;
I found one glaringly stupid mistake I'd made: not including the local
documents I was loading with the AIR build. When I simply tested the
movie, it finally showed. Still can't get a site URL (such as adobe home
page) to
I guess I'm golden then. :-) My AS3 is solid, but the world is changing so
fast that it's hard to keep up with everything else.
True, and Matt's pretty awesome. It is pretty hard to break in some
companies without the formal education, but if you're able to pick up
on-the-job experience like
Frankly, I think it borders on false advertising. When one buy a
Suite, or the Master Collection, obviously you're getting some kind of
bundled deal, but it still feels like you're buying a set of
*individual* applications all at once, not a single product consisting
of components. I think most
Right now I'm AS3 specialized and able to make it look nice w/ Photoshop
(ui design). I know a lot about SCORM/AICC also - I programmed my own
Flash LMS/APIs in AS2 a few years ago.
At points during my career I was pretty great with Director Lingo,
Javascript and AS1/2 - but don't use it and
Frankly, I think it borders on false advertising. When one buy a
Suite, or the Master Collection, obviously you're getting some kind of
bundled deal, but it still feels like you're buying a set of
*individual* applications all at once, not a single product consisting
of components. I think most
What university in Boston? That's where I call home.
To answer your question, he is getting is degree from Northeastern
University... Doctor of Education Ed.D.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America Global Learning
Join the Bank of America Flash Platform
If I had a string:
Leadership
And I was comparing a word:
Leader
How could I have the comparison show it as true since the string Leader is in
Leadership?
Does this even make sense?? So if I was comparing Swim and Leadership it would
be false but Leader and Leadership would be true... kind
Look at Regular Expression (RegExp)
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Theodore
Sent: maandag 21 juni 2010 16:25
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Subject: [Flashcoders] searching a string
If I had
Hi,
Look at Regular Expressions - RegExp class...
If you are doing anything with RegExp, download Grant Skinners
RegEx tool:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2008/03/regexr_free_onl.html
Glen
On 21/06/2010 15:24, Lehr, Theodore wrote:
If I had a string:
Leadership
And I
I found the info about not upgrading from CS- single product on the
upgrade page for Flash.
That sucks, good job we got lucky upgrading from Master CS3 to Flash CS4
with free PAU to Flash CS5 before someone changed the rules - maybe you
can cite that as a a precedent and claim foul to Adobe.
If I had a string:
Leadership
And I was comparing a word:
Leader
How could I have the comparison show it as true since the string Leader is in
Leadership?
Does this even make sense?? So if I was comparing Swim and Leadership it
would be false but Leader and Leadership would be
This is an excellent course, and free for the moment - but probably not
for long:
Advanced ActionScript Development with FDT
Choose the one with no price:
http://www.richmediainstitute.com/catalog.php?keyword=FDTcond=advandcategory=Submit=Go
To get to this page:
If you haven't tried this yet: Add event listeners and traces to all of the
relevant events that the HTML component throws, and see if that can give you
more details on what it's doing.. or not doing.
--
Andrew Murphy
Interactive Media Developer
amur...@delvinia.com
do they give fdt away for the same price?
a
On 21 June 2010 15:40, John McCormack j...@easypeasy.co.uk wrote:
This is an excellent course, and free for the moment - but probably not for
long:
Advanced ActionScript Development with FDT
Choose the one with no price:
hey
i'm just about to implement another one of these (i used a skin for that
last project in the end) so i'll no doubt come across the same issue again -
i'll be able to better test the events then
a
On 17 June 2010 18:45, allandt bik-elliott (thefieldcomic.com)
alla...@gmail.com wrote:
hey
Matt and Jason, you guys are great! Great site Matt.
I'm a lingo person too, but haven't used it much lately. OK, I feel I'm on the
right track. Your story is similar to mine, although I have no SCORM/AICC
knowledge. If I get to go to Max this year and you guys are out there, let me
know
Thanks, that sounds worth focussing on. I'll try that out. I've got the
COMPLETE so far but I'll investigate what else I can trace.
T
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Hi Guys, any ideas where can I get a good tutorial about five 3d, I
saw it on its new version and kind of like it, but the tutorials seems
a little obscure for me.
Some links for these tutorials?
Gus
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Is there a way to overcome the following:
I have a timeline file, with quiz buttons on each frame. Each button is
a duplicate of one basic movie clip with a linked class and a
constructor that initializes the behaviour -- rollovers etc. For each
frame, the buttons are named a1, a2, a3 etc. The
A possible workaround could be adding a reset method that (re)initalizes the
behaviour. You could move your constructor logic to this method. So, your
constructor calls reset() when the object is first instantiated. Then, when
neccesary, you could call this method to reset the behaviours (in a
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