You can pick nodes by adding a comparison into your XML path
Conteudo.(@id == link) will give you the correct node too
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On 13 Sep 2009, at 22:09, Isaac Alves isaacal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
thank you all.
I've managed to do it like this, based on what Cor wrote me:
Hey Isaac. What exactly are you trying to accomplish with the
renderTime(10)? Your example tween was only 1 second long, so where does the
10 come from? If you want to skip to a certain time in a TweenMax tween,
make sure you're using the latest v11 (http://blog.greensock.com/v11beta/)
and just
Don't use query strings?
Seriously - local file names on files systems don't take query
strings. You don't have any files called C:\windows\test.exe?id=33, do
you?
To make a query string work, you need to route the call through an HTTP server.
Sounds like you're trying to avoid caching? But I'm
Hi everyone,
I have a strange problem loading external assets from local files with
Loader() Class in AS3.
If i use query string in the file name, the asset don't loads.
This code doesnt load the swf file inside a class
this.mySWFLoader = new Loader();
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Appending arguments to the end of a swf file acts the same as setting
FlashVars.
So, I take it you are trying to pass an id to the loaded in sub swf?
Another way to go about it would be to wait until it loads, and then access
the contents of the subloaded swf and set variables that way.
Or you
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Hi,
But the loaded swf its in AS2, so the swfLoader file cant access the
variables in swfLoaded file and vice-versa, right?
Álvaro
Taka Kojima escreveu:
Appending arguments to the end of a swf file acts the same as setting
FlashVars.
So, I take it you are trying to pass an id to the loaded
Hi Ian,
The reason i'm using query strings it's because the same swf must to
respond in different manners according the parameters passed.
I'm catching the paramenters in loaded swf (its in AS2 :() via _root.
But the same approach in flex works, but with flash IDE dont.
Is tehre any way to
Hi Ian,
The reason i'm using query strings it's because the same swf must to
respond in different manners according the parameters passed.
I'm catching the paramenters in loaded swf (its in AS2 :() via _root.
But the same approach in flex works, but with flash IDE dont.
Is tehre any way to
Hi,
But the loaded swf its in AS2, so the swfLoader file cant access the
variables in swfLoaded file and vice-versa, right?
Álvaro
Taka Kojima escreveu:
Appending arguments to the end of a swf file acts the same as setting
FlashVars.
So, I take it you are trying to pass an id to the loaded
how about just escaping the ? symbol # 063;
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 11:49 AM, Álvaro Saraiva alv...@glups.pt wrote:
Hi Ian,
The reason i'm using query strings it's because the same swf must to
respond in different manners according the parameters passed.
I'm catching the paramenters in
I was wondering if anyone here uses closures in AS3? I like them a ton;
yet, I am wondering if they are ever used in a real world development
projects in AS3?
Can you see an excuse for using them? I know it does make somethings
easier to port to and from JS if coded right.
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