For our new web site, we wanted to be able to provide a URL link directly to
a specific portfolio item. I have that part working fine. For instance, a
direct link to Jackie's hAiRT portfolio item is:
http://www.blurredistinction.com/?sec=portmd=webid=32
Is there a way, once the vars are loaded
He said it well:
'As it stands, all of the features are crammed into one class file, the
FlashObject.js, making it very hard to add/remove functionality without
fundamentally reprogramming the entire tool.'
IMHO, the code is very procedural, not object oriented. The cues for
this are the
Sounds wonderful, why don't you take it a step beyond words and show us js
dummies how that would be done? We'd all worship at your shrine.
jim
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The intermediate php page works a treat...
http://www.blurredistinction.com/jump.php?sec=portmd=webid=32
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Sounds wonderful, why don't you take it a step beyond words and show us js
dummies how that would be done? We'd all worship at your shrine.
I don't get the need for hostility, but ok...
I have seen javascript that adheres more to OOP standards. If you
like OOP, and I do, then that sort of thing
On Apr 15, 2006, at 3:46 AM, elibol wrote:
I think
you've taken someone elses opinion far too personally, otherwise I
believe
your question would be generally presented rather than personally
scolding
someone.
WTF are you talking about? You obviously don't know me and obviously
How to utilize the JavaScript fix when you're using FlashVars set by PHP? Is
it possible for JS to retrieve data from PHP session variables? I've been
doing some research this am but haven't been too lucky yet.
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On Apr 15, 2006, at 8:19 AM, Jim Kremens wrote:
IMHO, the code is very procedural, not object oriented. The cues for
this are the endless conditional statements. A good, encapsulated
architecture can greatly minimize these...
I can see part of your point, but to me Javascript (and
Nevermind... one of those days. Looks like FlashObject will fit the bill
nicely.
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To change your
Hey guys,
I have no problem discussing this and I am not offended. I am an OOP
purist, and that annoys some people. I didn't used to be this way, I
just ended up here... :-)
That said, it's 75 degrees Fahrenheit outside in NYC today, which
means its the nicest day of the year so far, and my
Yes you're right Bryan, I didn't consider that you might be someone who
followed him, I didn't know that he was one who people followed. As for
scolding, you were persistently nagging for an explanation. Yes I don't know
you, and you don't know me, so how could you know who I think I am? Why
would
On Apr 13, 2006, at 2:02 PM, Arthur Debert wrote:
AFAICT most browsers won't cache an url with a query string. if this
gets nasty write a script (server side or javascript on the client)
that appends a random query string at the end.
Including -
META HTTP-EQUIV=PRAGMA CONTENT=NO-CACHE
In
Thanks all.
I found this function online and it works perfectly:
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Array.prototype.sortOn = function(p){Array.$sortprop = p;var sortfunc =
function (a, b){var p = Array.$sortprop;return b[p] a[p];
Glad its working for you, but thats so Flash 6.
On Apr 15, 2006, at 7:33 PM, Stephen Ford wrote:
Thanks all.
I found this function online and it works perfectly:
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Array.prototype.sortOn = function(p){Array.$sortprop = p;
Late to the thread. Doesn't Flash 7 have Array.sortOn built in?
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Re: Sorting objects within an Array
I think Flash 6 had sortOn. 7 added options...
On Apr 15, 2006, at 9:06 PM, JesterXL wrote:
Late to the thread. Doesn't Flash 7 have Array.sortOn built in?
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