CS4 is totally slow and on a 2.2 ghz duo core laptop; yet, mx was
lightening fast on a 633 mhz system.
What the hell happened to all the great coders at Macromedia? did they
get lost in the acquisition?
Alan Neilsen wrote:
Does Flash CS4 run very slowly for everyone, or might there be someth
Does Flash CS4 run very slowly for everyone, or might there be something wrong
with my installation? Just about anything I do takes ages to happen. For
instance, if I open Properties to type in an Instance Name, when I click
somewhere else after that it takes 4 or 5 seconds before I can do anyth
Try
message.URL = somesite.com;
Karl
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On Jun 9, 2009, at 9:02 PM, "TS" wrote:
Hello,
Ver: AS2
I have an authentication form that needs vars passed to it via a
loadVars
object POST. I'm building my object up as such:
message.uid = jimbo;
message.for = somesite.com;
I
Hi,
Try
message["for"] = blahblah;
Cheers
Juan Pablo Califano
2009/6/9 TS
> Hello,
>
> Ver: AS2
>
> I have an authentication form that needs vars passed to it via a loadVars
> object POST. I'm building my object up as such:
>
> message.uid = jimbo;
> message.for = somesite.com;
>
> I have to
Hello,
Ver: AS2
I have an authentication form that needs vars passed to it via a loadVars
object POST. I'm building my object up as such:
message.uid = jimbo;
message.for = somesite.com;
I have to use "for" as the var name to send to the auth.form script.
However, the Compiler obviously has a p
SWF Studio FTW!
Seriously.
At 06:14 PM 6/6/2009, you wrote:
Northcode is a REALLY great guy.. very helpful..and will see you
through 'til the end with help..
You can also post on the SWF Studio forum..or find him as a
moderator at www.flashkit.com forums
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That's pretty sweet.
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Shared Services Solutions Development
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From: flashcoders-boun...
Once you really dig into E4X and realize the crazy stuff you can do,
it's amazing.
I do some pretty crazy E4X parsing, filtering and validation with
Gaia. Here are some examples:
// get all nodes named page or asset in the entire XML
var nodes:XMLList = xml.descendants().(name() == "page"
Thanks Buddy just what I was looking for :)
2009/6/9 Sam Brown <4sambr...@gmail.com>
> Hey Omar,
> Here's a couple of resources I found very useful:
>
> The first is a 2 part series and is very through.
> Expanding the Flash Actionscript 3.0
> Videoplayer<
> http://www.thetechlabs.com/tutorials/x
Rob, I came across the same problem when trying out various E4X
approaches with delete. Steve's idea works (with the caveat his removes
populated nodes instead of unpopulated ones, but I fixed that).
Thanks!
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Shared Services Solutions Develop
Thanks Steve - have it working. Yep, I love E4X too - still learning
all the intricacies like this, so this is another notch in my belt.
(however for anyone listening and for the archives, your code does the
opposite of what I want. It removes all nodes WITH children. I want to
remove any nodes
Since Jason wanted to get rid of all the nodes that were empty he
would want to filter against !=0 and then use setChildren to refresh
his original xml. Using setChildren is a nifty trick, much nicer than
that delete loop I put out there.
Rob
On 9-Jun-09, at 12:24 PM, Steven Sacks wrote:
Actually, you don't need that newXML var. Sorry. I left that in
during debugging.
Just setChildren the original xml, as I did. If you want to make a
copy without destroying the original, then setChildren() the newXML
var instead.
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Filter the XML using E4X and then make a new XML from that filtered
result.
var xml:XML =
This might get you pointed in the right direction. You can get an
XMLList of all the empty nodes by this kind of statement
xml.modules.module.(children().length() == 0);
but if you then try a simple delete on that
delete xml.modules.module.(children().length() == 0);
you get: Delete operato
Posted this on Flash_tiger without any luck. I know about using delete
in E4X XML to delete unwanted XML nodes, but how would you hunt down
through and delete any nodes (of a specific type, say "" nodes
in the example below) that don't have any children?
For example, if myXML happens to look li
Why don't you create a BitmapData from the original background and apply
the light on this new bitmapdata which even yourself said it's faster.
Then, everytime the stage is resized you can just create another
BitmapData from the original background.
This is not really a solution, but seems a ni
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One week has gone, there is no answer, I'm in despair :(
If you think there is no way to apply the color transfromation to cached
bitmap, just write it.
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Hi Ktu,
seems great, but havent had time to really dive into it, don't take the lack
of response the wrong way it happens now and then, but has nothing to do
with whether or not you're building something great;)
regards,
JC
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 5:54 AM, Ktu wrote:
> Did anyone check it out a
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