Seemed more like fishing... :)
on 8/27/09 8:14 PM, Peter B at pete...@googlemail.com wrote:
> I don't object to job postings here in general, or this one
> specifically. I was amused by the redundancy of asking if it was OK to
> post it at the same time as posting.
John R. Sweeney Jr.
Interact
I don't object to job postings here in general, or this one
specifically. I was amused by the redundancy of asking if it was OK to
post it at the same time as posting.
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>> But did that really sound legit to you?
Legit? Yes.
Flash Platform related? Mmm... I guess that's debatable.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Learning & Performance Soluions
Monthly meetings on making the most of the Adobe Flash Platform -
presented by bank associates
But did that really sound legit to you?
John
on 8/27/09 5:23 AM, Merrill, Jason at jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com wrote:
> Job listings related to Flash have generally been accepted here in the past.
> Especially given the current economic climate.
>
>
> Jason Merrill
John R. Sweeney Jr.
Hey all,
Looking for stats on connection speeds; looking for a 'minimum system
requirements' spec for connection...what would be an 'average' DSL
connection?
I have Charles proxy open and throttling the connection to test this
flash site, wondering what is the lowest common denominator to test
wi
Hey Flashers,
I'm working with SWFObject 2.2 using the expressInstall.swf that comes with
the package. I understand that the swf is loading in another swf from an
adobe server which is the actual express install.
My problem is that when it loads, it loads at a larger dimension than I can
handle a
Hi Ian,
The backend shouldn't care about element order. :-)
Thanks for the support on that - I would agree, think the coder is
being a bit lazy here.
//I was looking at doing something like:
if(params){
var keys:Array = new Array();
for each (var key:String in obj) {
keys.push(key
Glen,
The backend shouldn't care about element order. :-)
That'd be my take on it, if you're just using the XML to exchange a
simple set of properties rather than (say) using it to present a
structured document where the order is crucial to how it's read.
If you _do_ care about the order
Hi,
I have a project where we are passing XML via a socket to a C++
based server and there is an issue with the ordering of XML elements
inside a packet.
In AS3, I am assembling a packet with a element that
contains 1 or more children with value type syntax.
Because the "params" are
>>> Hi, can I post this ad?
>>Is it too late to say 'no'?
Job listings related to Flash have generally been accepted here in the past.
Especially given the current economic climate.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Learning & Performance Soluions
Monthly meetings on making
I think that's not exactly correct. You can use "@" to access non-existence attributes but cannot
use it for filtering.
With the OP example,
trace(_co...@instance);
...should not generate an error but you'd get an error with:
trace(_conf.(@instance == "boo"));
...so instead this should be us
This is the best answer on Ribbit forums:
I am wondering if there's any way to use the *speech* to text feature
without making a phone call? Thanks for your help.
You can send a Shout message and have that transcribed and sent to your
email address.
http://docs.ribbit.com/index.php?option=com_co
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/XML.html
var hasChildren:Boolean = xmlLabels.section.children().length() > 0;
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Unfortunately, that doesn't work. That returns something (an empty XMLList, I
believe).
The best way to test for attribute existence and/or if it has a value is what I
wrote.
Glen Pike wrote:
Thanks for the answers with the length() thing - I tried out a few of
those and got working thing
im trying to build a dynamic menu from an xml file, i want to determin
whether each node has children in order to then determine whether or not to
build a submenu from that section,
i have tried using the below code in the loop but it's tracing out true
every time,
var hasChildren:Boole
I did, Chris, Thanks.
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Chris Foster <
cfos...@catalystinteractive.com.au> wrote:
> Dunno for sure Juju, but while you wait for any other answers on this
> list...
>
> http://developer.ribbit.com/download
>
> Sign up, download the SDK, view the samples, and join the
This sounds like what I'm trying to do, Thanks - juju
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 2:22 PM, Taka Kojima wrote:
> You wouldn't actually do the speech recognition in Flash, but rather have
> Flash record to a file, have the server process it (using an already
> developed program of course, as as Steven
Steve, why didn't you say so in the first place?? ;P
Thanks for the info - juju
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 1:41 PM, Steven Sacks wrote:
> This is how you record sound:
> http://www.getmicrophone.com/?p=69
>
> If you're asking how to convert sound waves into speech, dude, what? Do
> you realize how
I don't think you can centre text in a TextField vertically - the x
property will be there because you can centre it horizontally.
There is a 2 pixel "gutter" around the text field, there may also be
horizontal margins:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/text/Text
Thanks for the answers with the length() thing - I tried out a few of
those and got working thing
You're suggesting to write more code to do the same thing. Why should
anyone write more code to do the same thing?
With the above comment in mind - I was trying to do if(no...@attribute)
which I t
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