On the SVN, under deploy... i don´t have it currently online...
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 17:34:56 -0300, Danny Kodicek
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Take a look at FlashTextArea at osflash.
I already did all that work.
Ooh, I was looking for a while at text editors, but I missed that one.
Got a
>Take a look at FlashTextArea at osflash.
I already did all that work.
Ooh, I was looking for a while at text editors, but I missed that one. Got a
demo up somewhere? (incidentally, I got mine working pretty well, so I'll
probably not need it, but if it's more reliable, I might switch)
Danny
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Take a look at FlashTextArea at osflash.
I already did all that work.
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 09:10:46 -0300, Danny Kodicek
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't know if this will help you at all, but the TextField.Stylesheet
class has a transform() method which will convert _one_ of your style
It seems like this thread has morphed into something else. But if you're
looking to style an input text field with CSS, here's a working example...
Note that this is only en example... some things that are hardcoded should
not be... but it gets the point across. The getStyleSheet and
getDefaultS
> Wouldn't having full www support for html in Flash mean
> building in a browser. Not too likely I think.
I think many folks -- at leat myself -- just want consistent handling of
HTML and CSS, not necessarily a full blown browser. This is especially true
for building offline Mac/Win CD projects
> Wouldn't having full www support for html in Flash mean building in a
> browser. Not too likely I think.
> What about a component in Flash that allows the display of a web
> browser window in a flash document, using the browsers functionality.
> I wouldn't know where to start, but it would be coo
Wouldn't having full www support for html in Flash mean building in a
browser. Not too likely I think.
Well, no, you wouldn't have to support javaScript and other languages or
activeX controls / plugins. You could probably live without frames or
similar devices. And hyperlinks would probably r
Wouldn't having full www support for html in Flash mean building in a
browser. Not too likely I think.
What about a component in Flash that allows the display of a web
browser window in a flash document, using the browsers functionality.
I wouldn't know where to start, but it would be cool.
On 3/2
> Absolutely (although don't forget that many Xtras are
> actually part of the standard Director package: text support
> itself is wrapped in a standard Xtra).
That's true. I'll quality my original comment by added, "Xtras not shipped
with the IDE or part of an update to the IDE".
In additio
Coming from the Director world you know there are basic issues with some
of
the more basic elements, such as HTML text, in Director. In the meantime
bigger and badder items have been added to Director giving it more *WOW*
while basic issues were not addressed. (And, no, "Xtra" is not a solution
> You think you've got troubles: mostly I use Director...
>
> Seriously, though, I think text is one area where we should
> expect to see some serious improvements since the Adobe
> takeover. With all their pdf people on board, they must
> surely have a lot of expertise to throw at this (as lon
Danny Kodicek schrieb:
I don't know if this will help you at all, but the TextField.Stylesheet
class has a transform() method which will convert _one_ of your style
objects from the Stylesheet (ie. The one you maybe assigned for the
or the element or element) into a TextFormat
object whic
Danny Kodicek schrieb:
I don't know if this will help you at all, but the TextField.Stylesheet
class has a transform() method which will convert _one_ of your style
objects from the Stylesheet (ie. The one you maybe assigned for the or
the element or element) into a TextFormat object
which
I don't know if this will help you at all, but the TextField.Stylesheet
class has a transform() method which will convert _one_ of your style
objects from the Stylesheet (ie. The one you maybe assigned for the or
the element or element) into a TextFormat object
which you can then apply to yo
Is not possible at all. When flash parses a CSS styled html, it simply
replaces all the tags with the corresponding formatting code (textformat,
font, etc).
Ugh, ugly. Thanks.
Danny
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Is not possible at all. When flash parses a CSS styled html, it simply
replaces all the tags with the corresponding formatting code (textformat,
font, etc).
And you are right about the structure: While the majority of the time the
structure remains the same (in flash format, of course) it s
use textField.setNewTextFormat()
Thanks, I know about that and am using it extensively. But it doesn't let me
do what I want to do, which is to apply a CSS to my text editor. I've
noticed that all the text editors out there suffer from the same problem,
though, so perhaps I'm stuck with it. I
use textField.setNewTextFormat()
2006/3/20, Danny Kodicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I've got a textField I'm trying to use for input text and I'd like to be
> able to style it. Unfortunately, the htmlText is being automatically set
> to
> this:
> COLOR="#00" LETTERSPACING="0" KERNING="0">a
> T
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