Hi David
When flash calculates _width and _height, it also includes things
inside the movieclip which may be invisible, or masked out.
Good thought, but no, the movieclip contains nothing beyond the area
covered by the map instance.
Note that it wsan't just the clip containing the map the
When flash calculates _width and _height, it also includes things
inside the movieclip which may be invisible, or masked out. Try this
simple example:
On the stage, create an empty movie clip A which contains two square
movieclips B and C, which are placed next to each other
This code will produc
The actual dimensions of the movieClip (and also the map) are 400 X
300 pixels.
Sorry, that was a typo - they are actually 500 X 400 pixels.
David
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Hi
I'm trying to detect the latitude and longitude of the cursor as the
user moves their mouse around a map. Should be straightforward I
thought - if I use LatLonRect data and then calculate based on
_xmouse and _ymouse data and the height and width of the movieClip
containing the map, I
Works great - thanks kev!
On 7/17/06 4:53 PM, "Kevin Newman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a known problem with the current version of the mxp file (3.02).
> You can work around the problem by using the whole classname.
>
> so instead of:
>
> import com.yahoo.maps.widgets.NavigatorWidge
This is a known problem with the current version of the mxp file (3.02).
You can work around the problem by using the whole classname.
so instead of:
import com.yahoo.maps.widgets.NavigatorWidget;
var foo:NavigatorWidget = new NavigatorWidget('closed');
use:
var foo:com.yahoo.maps.widgets.Nav
Anyone seen any issues with class files not being installed when you load
the mpx in?
This is among the errors I am getting after freshly installing the
component. I tried y! Blogs but haven't heard back yet, so was wondering if
anyone here had found any info on the mystery classes :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Diego Guidi
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 2:14 AM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Yahoo! Maps Flash API
I have tried the component that you link, and the
I have tried the component that you link, and the
com.yahoo.maps.widgets.NavigatorWidget don't work!
2006/6/14, Mike Britton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm getting started with the Yahoo! Flash API, and noticed their Maps
mxp doesn't include com.yahoo.maps.widgets.NavigatorWidget. Looks
like Yahoo! n
I'm using the 3.02 (it says 3.2.0 in the Extension Manager) component in
my current work, and importing that widget seems to work fine. Are you
sure you have the latest MXP?
http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/flash/componentEULA.html
Kevin N.
Mike Britton wrote:
I'm getting started with the Ya
I'm getting started with the Yahoo! Flash API, and noticed their Maps
mxp doesn't include com.yahoo.maps.widgets.NavigatorWidget. Looks
like Yahoo! needs to update their MXP to include this code since
there's an article on Adobe about how to use it.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/yah
Hey all,
Has anyone successfully created a custom marker by inheriting from the
existing classes? If so, could you shed some light as to why a simple test
is bombing on me and won't attach anything.
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