I've Googled myself to the brink of insanity without finding a way on
how to install local help documentation. To be specific: I want to be
able to get dynamic help when I work with Papervision. Does anybody know
where to put documentation from a third party API in the file structure
so it
You can always use the addthis free services to fire off your sharing links to
whatever social bookmarking sites.
That's what I do at least, might be an easier way...
http://www.addthis.com/
Sketchy pseudo example for the as3;
import com.addthis.share.ShareAPI;
public var api:ShareAPI = new
I have many swfs with a font embedded to a text field that are loaded into a
Main.swf. The font is only embedded to the textfield on the stage and it's not
added to the library as a font symbol, I would like to not have to do this for
file size. I have been working with ApplicationDomain to
Thanks Juan! Looks like that did the trick.
Cheers,
.m
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 8:14 PM, Juan Pablo Califano
califa010.flashcod...@gmail.com wrote:
The issue here is quite likely the garbage collector doing its job...
You FileRefence object is referenced only in a local variable in
the
Hi List, . Anyone have any experience with the Facebook API? I have been on it
all day and got a simple application (based on the tutorial on adobe's site) to
work which fetches the users information such as name and mini-photo, and other
calls like listing their friends. But when it comes to
It's most likely a permissions problem. Even if your pics are public, you
(as a user) have to grant the app access to your data (except for the most
basic stuff such as name, etc). This wasn't necessary before, if I recall
correctly, but alas, FB API is rather unstable. They seem to change their
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