a file if safe mode is on and your PHP script is not the owner...
This thread was never about PHP was it? Or was that a side question Carl
asked?
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So to get text into the PDF you would need
I've always been told parseInt() is better/more consistent to convert
numbers than Number() - I've tried both and always had better results
with parseInt().
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that helps. I don't want to do too much support or up-front
info on
Flashcoders, but I figured I'd follow-up this one since others may
want to
know. I'd prefer to do support and other questions off-list. :-)
g.
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I realized after I sent that my
first.
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I went through the whole WSIWYG text editor in Flash programming thing
in Flash 8 recently. I ended up figuring out that using the TextFormat
class is the only really viable/sane way to go. It works pretty well,
but some things like fighting with the Selection object were a royal
pain. But it
Slightly offtopic, but does anyone know how to turn code
hinting/completion back on in FlashDevelop? I have the latest version,
but can't figure out what I did to turn it off.
Also, is the only way to change the default font and color highlighting
by messing with the XML files in the application
I always figure sharing assets across movies is just asking for trouble,
so in cases like that I load them from the filesystem at runtime.
That's what I do anyway, doesn't mean you can't make it work.
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Blender - very Powerful tool, not too bad to learn (though takes time reading
the tutorials) - and Opensource (free!). Would recommend you check out
Blender (or also Wings 3d, though I haven't tried that yet). However downside
is no .swf output - though you could bring the model into
Can you provide some usage instructions (i.e. what the arguments n and r
are for)?
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Adobe's site is having issues. I.e. The Flex homepage loaded for me,
but it took forever.
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To change your
I am trying to capture control+S in a Windows file running in the Flash
8/9 player (IE 6). This is because I have a save feature in my RIA. I
can capture S being down, I can capture Ctrl being down, I can
capture ctrl+7 being down, but not ctrl+s? I even tried capturing
ctrl+g (g is keycode
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Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 10:56 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Key combination Ctrl+S not allowed?
I am trying to capture control+S in a Windows file running in the
Flash
8/9
Also if you are running a newer version of Windows Server (like Windows
Server 2003), you'll need to add .flv as a mime type. There's an Adobe
technote about it. Some other servers may require it as well. If it's
UNIX, then case-sensitivity should be checked as well.
Off the top of my head (not exactly sure what you mean by on wrong
moments and behave in some strange way), but it could be one of these
two problems:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19435
or:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/54.html
Jason Merrill
Bank of
The more we rely on the browser, the more handling of browser
differences we must negotiate.
You sound like you just polished off a big Apollo sundae. :)
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Video capabilities can be a big seller - also the fact most people have
it now is another. The much enhanced security of the 8 player could be
your Ace of Spades though. Might be hard to convince them that the
blur, dropshadow, glow etc. effects you can do dynamically would be
worth it, but its'
In my application I am having a button, which when pressed should
compress
some chunk of files to zip file.
I am jus wondering whether this can be done through Flash or not?
Depends on what you mean by through Flash. Not natively in Flash
because Flash is a client-side application. You're
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In my application I am having a button, which when pressed should
compress
some chunk of files to zip file
Flash Player 9 can do it.
We wrote an unzip class in AS3 some time back:
He's talking about zipping up files on the local filesystem. Flash 9 can do
that? Flash 9 has native filesystem access which would allow compressing files
on your hard drive?
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Bank of America
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Flash doesn't have access to the operating system on any platform.
In this particular sense of the PrintJob class, that may be true, but
there are things like the FileReference class which will allow you
limited OS access (controlled by the user) to say browse to a file,
select it, and upload it,
Curious, why are you using the Textfield.variable property? I would
recommend making the switch over to textfield.text or textField.htmlText
so as to avoid any complications and do it the Actionscript way.
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Can someone explain what classid and codebase are used for in embedding
ActiveX controls in a webpage? Why are they necessary and where do they
come from?
We have an activeX control (A flash player wrapper) which is acting up
on certain severs but not others, and I'm trying to track down why.
According to the manual flash should be able to handle numbers up to
Don't believe everything you read in the help docs. ;)
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Is there a way to include a chart created with the FLEX Charting
library into
a PDF file ? I also would like to know if it's possible to do it in
batch mode !
Claude, try the flexcoders list at Yahoo.
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I want a webpage to play automatically an MP3 file when user loads
the webpage.
I guess I'm not understanding your constraint, because if you tell the
sound in Flash to play, it will play (as soon as the flash file loads).
Why involve Javascript?
Jason Merrill
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I want a webpage to play automatically an MP3 file when user loads
the webpage.
Every MP3 Flash Player I found need to click Play:
http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/
http://blog.forret.com/2005/01/playing-mp3-with-an-embedded-flash-play
er/
Well, sure - that's how they chose to code their
You can also do a trick where you do a getURL() to a small special
html file which simply has this in it:
BODY ONLOAD=top.close()
Should be pretty transparent to the user. So essentially, the HTML file
does the Javascript, not Flash. However, if the original Flash file is
not spawned from
A side note, fairly irrelevant, but I heard/read somewhere asfunction is
going away in AS3 - I think I saw that in the AS3 documentation - anyone
know what the equivalent form would be in the future?
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in a text
field
I don't know squat about as3 yet, but from the docs there is this:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/labs/as3preview/langref/flash/text/Text
Field
.html#event:link
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AFAIK Flash doesn't care about mime-types, simply enough to rename
the file - if it is a valid mp3, Flash will handle it correctly.
But Windows Server 2003 for example has have MIME types added in order
to serve files. So right, doesn't matter to Flash - MIME type settings
are server side. So
My limited understanding is all .swfs compile down to bytecode anyway,
and it's the Flash player that contains the runtime and inteprets the AS
1.0 or 2.0 bytecode as the case may be, not the .swf, so I don't think
that would work.
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Simple Flash player detection without
versioning?
if they dont have flash player, then they won't have the required
version
number anyway, so wouldn't the version detection scripts still work?
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Jason
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versioning?
Yes, but I don't want my scripts to HAVE version detection
swfobject is only 6.7kb... it doesn't get much lighter than that.
if you *really* need something smaller (which sounds like a
ridiculous need to me)
Before you actually think I have a ridiculous need - I'm not talking
about filesize necessarily, I'm also talking about controlling large
amounts
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, Merrill, Jason wrote:
FYI - I looked in more detail at swfobject as was suggested and the
only
think I needed to pull out of it and plug into our other detection
and
embedding scripts was in the catch/try statements:
axo = new ActiveXObject(ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash);
Not specifying
Also, do people use the Flash webservices component/class for anything
real
or does one always end up doing one's own server-side coding (aside
from
wrapping the web services call to get around security restrictions)?
Is
there a reason to use a web service rather than constructing a query
string
You can also use server-side apps to convert an uploaded Excel doc to
XML and then do whatever with it - run SQL statements, other server side
scripts, or back into Flash - no manual save as XML required, but it
does require some savy backend stuff and/or third party components.
Jason Merrill
it seem to requrie
NO special saving of the spread shets frmo the sales peoples point of
view (to explain to them even the most basic of XML will be futile...
;)
Thanks,
Nik
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You can also use server-side apps to convert an uploaded Excel doc
to
XML
I got the same message when helping someone out on Flashnewbies this
morning. Maybe they're on both lists.
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I've noticed that my random functions aren't nearly as random as I would
like (I see annoying patterns all the time) - it seems the same set of
numbers pop up frequently for each session. Good idea Ron.
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I did as well.
Jason Merrill
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How would it execute - it would be playing inside the Flash player
called from a .swf anyway right? So I would say no to having AS inside
the .flv - as flv is not a .swf. But read up on .flv and cuepoints in
the help docs. Curious why? Isn't the .flv going to be played in a
.swf anyway? You
I see it in IE all the time. If you ever look at MSNBC.com's image
galleries, the Flash buttons do this quite often, even with Flash 9. I
have never found a workaround. It's an extremely annoying bug. I've
tried some of Grant Skinner's suggestions from his blog with limited
success.
Jason
I have found a major issue with the Fuse kit - it's huge and has huge
overhead. It's a great set of classes, does some neat things, don't get
me wrong, but I found that using it in code-intensive app brought it
down and made it unusable. I switched back to the built-in Tween and
Transition
I just keep my own static Animation class handy, which simplifies the
tween and transition classes:
import mx.transitions.*;
import mx.transitions.easing.*;
class com.boa.effects.Animate{
public static function fadeIn(clip:MovieClip,
time:Number):Object{
return
Just keep an array of the intervals and refer to that. Then you only
declare the array, and add and subtract the intervals from the array.
Plus keeps it all nice and tidy.
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Quick question. Whats the fastest way to get 5 random numbers out of a
list
of X number of numbers without having any duplicates?
I like this:
function rndNumArray(max:Number, noZero:Boolean):Array{
var a:Array = new Array();
var n:Array = new
i'm kind of a noob, so there is probably a really simple solution i'm
overlooking. i was thinking: how would one reverse the order in which
flash is processing/placing the thumbs? or maybe instead of using my
script, there's some kind of for loop that might work?
Note that a loop like this:
That's odd, it should be incrementing K from 0 and then up from there.
Have you done a trace on the value of k to see if it really is going
down instead of up?
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No, it doesn't help, since the first index is out of range :)
What do you mean? There's nothing wrong with the way they wrote that either -
this works for me:
myArray = [1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1];
for(var i=myArray.length; i=0; i--){
trace(i)
}
I don't think they meant the word Array literally...
Ok - then this:
myArray = [2,3,4,5,6,7,8];
for(var i=myArray.length-1; i=0; i--){
trace(myArray[i])
}
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Your code looks fine, (other than a lot of redundancy that could be
reduced), so it's time to throw some traces in there to be sure the
right values are both being set, as well as tripping at different points
in the switch statement. I think if you make liberal use of some
traces, you will find
See Webservice.status in the help docs. You can also show the animation
when the call is initiated, and then use WebService.onResult to hide the
animation.
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i tried ur suggestion but that did not work !
You're not providing any source code to back up your claim or to give
the intended impact of your exclaimation point.
How are you starting the webservice? How are you telling the animation
to display? How are you telling it to hide? I use the
That rocks. I'm blown away. I wonder if Adobe is working 3D into Flash
IDE 9. Microsoft just released WPF/E and Expression Blend will be
available for purchase in Q2 2007 - the Flash competitor that does 3D.
I wonder if the Flash 9 IDE will be available before - say Q1 2007...
Jason Merrill
I'm not too keen on seeing 3D interfaces and
spinning/whirling items
anytime soon. That includes product items for the most part too.
3D is useful for all kinds of things - besides the obvious one: games,
there is also product training, product promotions (you said you weren't
keen on that,
I have no idea what Quartz is, but Director is a quality
package with excellent scripting capabilities and accelerated 3D.
Director does not run in the Flash player. A huge disadvantage in
practicality for large and/or controlled audiences IMO.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
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describe your point of view here? For my
instance, I'm running a visualization as an exe off the
desktop (independent of the browser). Would director be
worthwhile to look into for this instance, as I would be
using it for a very specific usage?
-lincoln
On Dec 7, 2006, at 7:15 AM, Merrill
I am trying to use a remote webservice in .net in my flash
application.
Can any body please give me link to the tutotrial or tell me
how can I use a .net weservice in my flash application using
remoting component.
Try the Webservice component instead of the Remoting component.
Also, so that I make sure I have my technology correct, as I
understand with remoting the client receives native data
types from the server. Webservices receives XML, or is it any
string data?
it's SOAP - which is an XML protocol over HTTP. So it's essentially a
string of XML data. I use it,
, that is what I was thinking. So the WebService
(and supporting classes) parse the returned SOPE for you, so
when you get the callback you are just handling native data
types? Or do you have to build your own parser?
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Also, so that I make sure
What version of the Flash player is the Director Xtra built on?
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Blumenthal, Peter wrote:
Last night I tried to
Run the app on my home PC which had IE6 installed under XP
Pro (worked
fine), gulp install IE7
Hey, I have an idea: Flash-related job postings are fine but for the
sake of the hundreds of subscribers, let's keep the resultant chatter
off-list. Thanks!
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I'm trying to figure the area of a triangle in Actionscript using the
perimeter values only, not the traditional simple formula:
area = (height/2)*base
because figuring the height is tricky given the triangle will be drawn
in odd ways (i.e. a not horizontally alinged base), so I am
a distributive method of multiplication? Again,
rusty, but a thought.
Let us know what you figure out!!
Cheers
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I'm trying to figure the area of a triangle in Actionscript
using the
perimeter values only, not the traditional simple formula
Thanks - all, yes Jake saw it first and others chimed in with the same
thought, my numbers did not compute because they did not make a
triangle. I have it working now.
The formula is fine, and this function works for me as long as the
values come from a true triangle:
public static
I second this testament.
I have been using the Fuse Kit for a bit am very happy with it.
Just to chime in, the Fuse kit is HUGE. I would recommend against it in
some situations where performance is a factor. If it doesn't effect
performance, it's a great set of classes. Just be sure to test
I'd stick to using Heron's rule -- there is no reason why
it shouldn't
work given correct inputs, and it is less expensive computationally.
Yeah, but then by switching, I'd be insulting the other Mathematician
dude who invented divide by 4 equation, just for the sake of pleasing
Heron. I
1. Fuse -- From what I have gathered, this is great for big
projects, but not so much for the small things.
But not really big projects, or projects that already have a lot of
overhead in the CPU already. I have found the performance of Fuse to be
less than satisfactory in stressful situations.
Have they increased the puny amount of HTML that is allowed in Flash?
Nope, unfortunately.
I've been down the exact same road - what I have learned is using the
TextFormat object, while not perfect, will save you a lot of headaches.
Searching through strings - what a pain, and a major
I know with the security of the Flash player, it's probably not possible
or easy (unless MS has some sort of webservice for Exchange servers
built in or something) to grab a person's Outlook Calendar or Task list
- but what about a Flash desktop application - is that information
available through
Ryan, calm down dude. He asked the question, So, out of all the above
mentioned classes/scripts, what is best? - he then summarized what he
had learned about the Fuse kit from the thread, and I felt he was
missing an important thing I had said about the Fuse kit's size and
performance. Why do
Oh, sorry!
I did not mean to talk out of term.
Only wanted to know if there was another reason for your dismissal.
Uh, no - just what I said. What in the world could you possibly be
talking about? Like I am making my own competing classes or
something
30k is large but not so unreasonable
You need to also declare the sub-arrays
So:
var arr = new Array();
arr[1][1] = whatsup;
becomes:
var arr = new Array();
arr[1] = new Array()
arr[1][1] = whatsup;
Also, don't forget arrays start numbering at 0, not 1. :)
Jason Merrill
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You could certainly do this using, for example, ASP or
ASP.NET to invoke ADSI/CDO interfaces.
Thanks for the responses! I'll check into that - probably getting beyond
the scope of this list now. But good to know in theory I could call a
webservice to call ADSI
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Is the URL the full URL to the Webserice? i.e.
import mx.services.*
myWS = new
WebService(http://www.bankofamerica.com/WebService/myWebService.asmx?WS
DL)
Who owns the webservice? Can they tell you if additional user name and
password variables need to be attached to your URL string when you
Also, I looked on the web, and the closest answer I could find was for a
PHP solution, where the username and password are part of the URL since
the HTTP directory may be password protected:
//PHP script
define('username', 'foo');
define('password', 'bar');
// This is location of the remote
Can anyone tell me the relative merits of XPATH vs XMLAS?
What's XMLAS? A search for it on Google didn't turn up much. In
regards to XPath, do you mean the xfactorstudios XPath classes, the
built-in XPath stuff in the Flash 8 player, or the W3C XPath language
standards?
Jason Merrill
Bank of
I've tried that, doesn't seem to work...
So you know who owns the webservice and what the username and password
is?
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Found this - read this technote:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19226
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Seems to me like you could do the same thing without PHP at
all. Just use the username:[EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax in your AS
when making the web service call. The host browser should
send along the login with the request.
Jpsh if you look at my post a little closer, I wasn't suggesting PHP at
Don't be afraid to make a wrong first step. But more
importantly, be fully prepared to fix a wrong first step.
That's excellent advice Hank and I'll second it. I have never had a
project that when finished, I didn't think, wow, if I could do this
over again, I would do it 'this' way instead.
(even so mac textmate pc sepy).
Sorry to go a little off-topic for this thread, but what about Textmate
vs. Flashdevelop on Windows (pc - that term is a bit oldskool IMO) ?
For free editors, I haven't found one better than Flashdevelop. I used
Sepy, Eclipse and SciTe Flash previously and have
Yeah, good luck with that. It's a seller's market right now.
I wouldn't take a senior level position for less than $US 85K a year.
I think that was 35-40k in the UK - so not USD and not as bad as it
sounds.
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I meant Textmate Mac vs. Windows Flashdevelop I realized after I sent
that Textmate is Mac OS only.
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Yeah, i don't touch AS2's xml api any more than I have to. I
know there are other systems out there, but I find XPath does
the job for me about 100% of the time. Here's a little tute I
threw together for XPath:
A little clarification I think is needed on that:
1) That's technically
We do it with Flash 9 and .ASP .NET and it works fine. Not sure about
classic ASP - is that what you refer to?
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Yes, I've noticed it being very slow the past month or so.
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that ain't that big. Maybe your internet sucks, though.
There's only one internet. :)
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We investigated this recently. We found the easiest thing to do was
create the drag interaction on a clip which has the standard horizontal
orientation, and then rotate that clip. Constraining it to a sloped
line was possible, but very tough to get smooth.
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So y=mx+c doesn't give good results?
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Much like y = mx + b when determining the slope of a line. I
think that was algebra... :)
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You can project a perpendicular line from the mouse to the
target line and then find the intersection.
Stick the movieclip there. bingo.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
But he's talking about constraining a movie clip
Wow, see the iPhone just announced today from Apple yet?
Drool!!. anyway, anyone know if the built-in Safari browser comes
with the Flash player and if so, which version?
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Yeah, I think this phone runs circles around the other phones you
mentioned, so even though it's not going to replace your 80GB iPod, but
related to what you said, the features it has (due to the fact it's
running OSX) will rock the industry and make it worth the price... and
prices will come down
Link(s)?
www.apple.com
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Hi all
I see that fash dosent have any way of sending back a messge
from the server after upload is doen
The onComplete event for the FileReference class works for me.
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Does anyone know if macromedia is going to add the help files
to the flash 9 IDE?
No, but Adobe will. Look at the Flex 2 docs online to see the the AS
3.0 docs.
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