Were you targeting Flash Player 6? I had a similar problem which kept me up
last night, that was fixed when I targeted FP7+.
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Please provide some code, or we can't help.
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash Media Server: Shared Remote Object,and then
endless loop to clients...
I'm unsure
I had the same problem. In my case, the code was in a class the did not extend
MovieClip. Extending it fixed the problem. Other people have suggested using
the DepthManager class, but that did not work for me.
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Clarification of my last post:
I was trying to remove a symbol from the stage that was associated with a
class. That class did not extend MovieClip. Extending that class allowed me to
successfully call removeMovieClip.
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Andrés, it ain't so bad. Consider the cost of living in different US cities.
San Fran is one of the most expensive.
Here's a link to a cost of living table:
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0883960.html
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Here's what I use:
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From: Johan Nyberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 10:15 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Any good XML api out there?
Hi, what I need is basically a class that puts all the data in an
Here's what I use:
My example creates an array containing 3 items. Each item is an object that has
3 properties (vidpath, otherAttribute, description). It creates properties from
the xml attributes and the value of the child nodes.
Given an xml file such as:
media
video vidpath
Is it possible to use Flash to make an image browser...without an XML file.
In other words, just view the images in any given local folder.
Regards,
Norm C
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From: Alan MacDougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Interesting thread. Please let me get back to work ! ;)
In line with Steve Sacks' message, I can recommend Steve McConnell's Code
Complete 2nd ed.
It deals with best practices in general, and is well written. (http://cc2e.com/)
However, pedagogically (not that I'm an expert), I think it's ok
I recently made a multi-player soccer game prototype based on FMS 2.
The purpose was to test latency...to see how well each player keeps up to where
they're supposed to be on the field.
To see for yourself, the url is:
www.soccer.datasfaction.com
To get the multiplayer effect, open multiple
There doesn't seem to be too much Flash / 3D stuff out there.
I've posted an example of Flash and 3D working together.
I've been doing a fair amount of research into using 3D objects in training
scenarios, and this is one example that uses Flash.
http://www.datasfaction.com/3D/
Cheers,
Norm
I've used separate audio / video once and had syncing problems. To correct it,
I set the video time to match the audio time at a fixed interval. It was a
talking head type video, and the results were satisfactory, although there's a
little jump in the video sometimes.
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Seems like using a singleton is a good way to load the xml only once.
Calling getInstance() will return the info you need each time.
The getInstance function can be static.
Norm
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From: Alan Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm looking for a tool that generates XML. It's for quiz questions/answers
loaded into Flash. We currently edit the .xml files by hand, but it's messy
and causes cross-eyes. Is Altova XML Spy a good tool for this purpose? Are
there other, less expensive ones?
Thanks,
Norm
Does anybody know good methods to avoid content being copied from a CD with a
Flash EXE?
Thanks,
Norm
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Hi Flashcoders,
Does anybody know of a component, like Jumpeye Accordion menu tree, that can
create a vertical expanding menu along a curved path? (Ok, mostly vertical with
a touch of horizontal ;)
(I don't think the Jumpeye component can do this.)
Thanks,
Norm C
Very cool. Worth a look for everybody.
Requires Flash Player 9.
http://flash-ripper.com/tests/bezier.ru/demo/test.swf
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Using an HTA (Hypertext application) has worked for me.Like an HTML file, it
wraps the SWF, but you can write to the disk (on Windows) because it gives you
access to the file system object.Here are some links // hta applications
You just need to load your SCORM compliant package into Moodle, and it will do
the rest.
Of course that requires installing Moodle, PHP and MySQL.
You can test your SCORM package in ADL test suite to make sure it is compliant.
The you zip all your files, and add them to Moodle.
If you need
Hi Flashcoders,
I’m currently using a product called Unison for creating eLearning.
It produces an XML file that contains all info needed for the SCO:
attributes at the root level to describe preferences, and child nodes
to describe topics and pages. Each of those has its own set of
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