Hi,
My application displays records in a datagrid.User clicks on
a button.A popup window appears.Window displays all the
column names in a list component.There is a checkbox next to
each column name.i am using cellrenderer() to display
checkboxes.User can select a column name.Then,only the
sel
How is your edit button embedded in the column, are you using a Cell
Renderer? When I have done something similar using a CellRenderer I
made the CellRenderer dispatch an event (actually from the Datagrid),
which contained the cell's row and column. This way in my class
containing the Datagri
hi,
I have a datagrid that I'm using to display records. One
of the columns has an "edit" button. When the user clicks
edit, the window pops up. What I'd like to do is when a
user clicks edit, one of the columns is set to "selected".
I mean to ask that how can i select the whole column for
hi,
I have a datagrid that I'm using to display records. One of the columns
has an "edit" button. When the user clicks edit, the window pops up. What
I'd like to do is when a user clicks edit, one of the columns is set to
"selected".
I mean to ask that how can i select the whole column for dis
Is it no problem to load multiple SWFs simultaneously with
MovieClipLoader.loadClip() method? I saw a sample fla, [Flash 8
Application]/Samples and
Tutorials/Samples/ActionScript/Galleries/gallery_tween.fla, which calls
MovieClipLoader.loadClip() method multiple times in for loop as follows:
/* c
concidering that we have no idea what you are setting those variables to,
and the the != works I would GUESS yes, it is a typing problem.
"5" != 5
Charles P.
On 2/4/06, dls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Don't know what's up, but the following if statement doesn't work...
> both variables trace
Then I create a placeholder movie clip in the order I intend for it
to go, then put the new movie clips in that clip later. The parent
clip holds the depth, so no matter how many child clips I create,
they are always ordered relative to the rest of the content as
intended. I always group re
er, make that: Number is suitable for converting/casting a string
representation of a number in decimal format (contains only digits
between 0 and 9 and does not start with 0), octal format (begins with
"0"), or hexadecimal format (begins with "0x") to a number, and for
converting/casting a Bo
> What does Number("011") return?
9? The same as Number("0x11") will (probably) return 17. This is just
the reverse of Number.toString(radix)..
-K
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The decimal equivalent of octal 11, in the same way that
trace(Number("0x33")) returns 51. So Karthik's statement should just be
revised to say that Number is suitable and correct if the aim is to
convert/cast a string representation of a decimal number into that
decimal number.
Helen
Ron
What does Number("011") return?
Ron
Karthik wrote:
At least when working with XML, I have found Number() to be fairly inconsistent
in converting strings to numbers. parseInt() seems to work everytime.
How exactly? An example would be good.
I find Number a lot more suitable and corre
I've found this to be an invaluable tool
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/12/xml2_updated.html
Thank you,
Ryan Sexton
On Feb 5, 2006, at 11:32 AM, Roman Blöth wrote:
Hello folks,
a question comes into my mind while working with XML-Objects: How do
you detect when the server is n
> At least when working with XML, I have found Number() to be fairly
> inconsistent in converting strings to numbers. parseInt() seems to work
> everytime.
How exactly? An example would be good.
I find Number a lot more suitable and correct i.e. the aim is to
_convert_/_cast_ a string into a n
Hello folks,
a question comes into my mind while working with XML-Objects: How do you
detect when the server is not reachable? Here in my working-environment
when I simply detach the testing server from the ethernet, my
sendAndLoad() starts and then nothing happens any more - the receiving
X
Jason,
I was able to convert the data from XML using parseInt() yesterday, and
today I learned that to get information into a usable string I needed to
use .nodeValue. both of these methods are taking considerable time to
code for every variable.
Is there a more efficient way to get everythin
>>You can also just use var a:Number = Number(b);
>>
>>This is also slightly faster (IIRC) than parseInt.
At least when working with XML, I have found Number() to be fairly inconsistent
in converting strings to numbers. parseInt() seems to work everytime.
Jason Merrill
ICF Consulting E-lear
ClassFinder is basically that, but not using eval. You're right, it's
the same. You can just use your own, as I do. I only mentioned
ClassFinder because it was referenced in the thread.
Jim Kremens
On 2/5/06, Tyler Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Then you can use classfinder to instantia
On 2/5/06, dls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> lack of knowledge of .nodeValue's use = 5 hours of my life.
>
> Much Thanks!
you're welcome. i'm glad that trace( typeof _root.country ); tracing
"object" instead of "XMLNode" as i forecast didn't discourage you :)
mark
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I'm creating a very long line, about 65700 pixels long. This is placed in a
scroll pane.
Is there a limit on the width,or height, of an MC in Flash? I've not nailed
down the exact width that fails, but it's about the 65700 mark. Would that
be right?
Thanks.
Adrian Lynch
http://www.halestorm.co.u
lack of knowledge of .nodeValue's use = 5 hours of my life.
Much Thanks!
Mark Winterhalder wrote:
i'm guessing that...
trace( typeof _root.country ); // XMLNode
trace( _root.country.nodeValue ); // US
trace( _root.country.nodeValue == "US" ); // true
am i right?
hth,
mark
On 2/5/06, dls
That does seem strange. My first thought would be that there might be some
white space characters around the string in the XML. Try:
trace(":" + _root.country + ":");
Or to remove the change that it's messing up somewhere between assigning to
_root, try:
trace(":" + myXML.firstChild.childNodes[4
i'm guessing that...
trace( typeof _root.country ); // XMLNode
trace( _root.country.nodeValue ); // US
trace( _root.country.nodeValue == "US" ); // true
am i right?
hth,
mark
On 2/5/06, dls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am bringing data in from XML, and assigning it a variable name in flash
>
I am bringing data in from XML, and assigning it a variable name in flash
_root.country = myXML.firstChild.childNodes[4].childNodes[3].childNodes[0];
so far so good, I know it has loaded and when I view my variables
_root.country shows as US.
In my code I am trying to do the following comparis
You guys rock!
Thanks for all advice you gave me. I got so much more than what I was asking
for.
Hmmm .. I can even make a book out of this thread :D
Thanks a million,
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and you want to add something between the content and the footer, then
just add it in between:
buildHeader();
buildContent();
buildMoreContent();
buildFooter();
Guess where the new stuff ends up? No figuring out what depth to assign,
no re-assigning depths, no collisions. Nice and simple.
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