That was so funny,
and yesss... to true.
On May 28, 2009, at 1:08 PM, Brian Mays wrote:
OH too true. I needed this a week ago.
Brian Mays
On 5/28/09 12:49 PM, "Steven Sacks" wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2a8TRSgzZY
This is a work of genius.
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OH too true. I needed this a week ago.
Brian Mays
On 5/28/09 12:49 PM, "Steven Sacks" wrote:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2a8TRSgzZY
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> This is a work of genius.
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Perfect. Thanks!
Anthony Pace wrote:
I just realized that what I told you works pretty well.
It isn't called without re-publishing if you use the ctrl+enter combo;
therefore, if have the player open, in the menu goto view, then click
simulate download rather than using the hotkeys.
Outside
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2a8TRSgzZY
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I just realized that what I told you works pretty well.
It isn't called without re-publishing if you use the ctrl+enter combo;
therefore, if have the player open, in the menu goto view, then click
simulate download rather than using the hotkeys.
Outside of the flash ide it is as simple as cli
I have noticed the same thing; however, all I can suggest is click
simulate download on and off.
Andrew Sinning wrote:
To compile and play a movie within Flash, I use control-enter. But
suppose I want to reload the local copy of movie within the Flash
Player without recompiling. How do I do
Andrew Sinning wrote:
> To compile and play a movie within Flash, I use control-enter. But
> suppose I want to reload the local copy of movie within the Flash Player
> without recompiling. How do I do this? Rewind seems to do nothing at
all.
You could publish it. Have an instance of My Compute
That's a good idea Hans.
"Why do you need it? Editing data ?"
That'd be one reason, but also sometimes I might miss a detail and want
to review it. Or in a non-linear process, I'd like to test other
possibilities.
What I really need is code that compiles faster, but that's not
practical
Hi,
one option is loadMovieNum (_root._url, 0);
Possibly attach some keyhandler to it, so you can press space to reload it,
or set up a timer to reload it.
Why do you need it? Editing data ?
regards
JC
On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 5:40 PM, Andrew Sinning wrote:
> To compile and play a movie within
To compile and play a movie within Flash, I use control-enter. But
suppose I want to reload the local copy of movie within the Flash Player
without recompiling. How do I do this? Rewind seems to do nothing at all.
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Hey,
on that matter: has anyone found any guidelines on which engine is 'better'
or a good set of selectioncriteria for which engine is best for you? All the
pv3d vs away google results same a bit outdated:)
regards,
JC
On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 2:58 AM, Omar Fouad wrote:
> Thanks buddies, I've
Without knowing more.. Cant be sure...
But I would says this DOES NOT make sense..
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A partner we are working with explains that the reason a project wasn't
working under Mac with Safari 3.2.3 was because setInterval was
interrupting sendAndLoad calls. Is this a known bug?
They are working around this by using a movieClip instead of
setInterval. Does this make sense?
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