I hope they don't find out that the PDF is also stored in memory while
it's converting! Next they'll ask you to convert the file without it
ever actually going into RAM!
Haha, that's about where I'm at with this project!
Seriously though, if it were me, I'd tell them it has to be in a temp
I have a need to consume PDFs with the flash player - no problem in the
past - just use PDF2SWF to convert to multiframe SWF and loadMovie. The
problem I'm having now is that the specs I've been given require that no
PDF files be stored on the server, so the PDF can't physically exist,
even in a
Heh.. That's exactly what I was just thinking. Wow...where do I sign up?
:)
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http://www.theyrule.net/
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Does anyone remember the
If you're already using PHP on the server side, I can't see why you
wouldn't use AMF - it's binary, where xml is not, and is far more
verbose to send across the pipe.
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Just curious... I haven't endeavored to use a 3p tool like this in
years, so I'm wondering what, if anything people are using to generate
text effects nowadays? Short of hand-animating it yourself, of course.
Josh
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JSFL if you have the patience:
http://www.jessewarden.com/archives/2004/09/jsfl_jxlwithrow.html
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Oh yeah, I totally agree with you. If the packets of data are small, no
reason against just using XML/Xpath. I meant use AMFPHP for larger
datasets, where XML's verbosity becomes an issue. Personally, I use
AMFPHP for everything, but that's only because I've been using it for
several years, and
Sorry, I forwarded it to the list, I figured everyone might want those
resources you mentioned. I forgot I was writing to the list in
indonesian though... My bad! :) I tried the second one, works pretty
well.
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Lol... I was there for 3 weeks surfing last summer and became obsessed
with the language - it's very fun to learn and speak.
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Jason
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Yes. It's running in an emulator (rosetta), correct? You're going to
have performance issues with any software that's not optimized for the
Mac intel chip, which is pretty much everything at this point, if I'm
correct. I've actually heard that a lot of the pro apps like Motion,
etc. won't even run
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I wouldn't disagree with you at all on that Paul. I might disagree
So before I start with the question, I'll throw out there that yes, I am
rebuilding a wheel here that has probably been done 100 times over, but
client wants this built and is paying for it, so there it is...
Now to the question. I have created a series of AS2 classes to handle
the functionality
Off the top of my head, I'd say you would want to use it for an e-comm
site because it is rather well suited for that, imho. The persistent
state is perfect for this sort of thing, and allows for the entire
checkout process to happen without browser refresh. As far as security
goes, put it on an
Can you create a simple page that creates a new instance of your class
and spits what would be sent to flash via amf to the screen instead to
see if the class file is not barfing silently on the remote server?
Could it be handling of whitespace in the class file - although I think
this was fixed
... works locally, not
uploaded...
I think the /browser folder doers this?
example:
http://www.thelargeglass.com/amfphp/browser/
Let's you test the basic service?
On 3/29/06, Ettwein, Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you create a simple page that creates a new instance of your class
and spits what
It was also the only way to get a safe buzz when going out with friends
at a party if you were training and couldn't have alcohol. Not saying it
was smart... It is really safe though when used properly, like anything
else. :) It was legal, and OTC till 1990...
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Yeah, a RoR port of remoting would be dope. Hmm...
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Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 8:49 AM
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Hi All,
Was
...and in mx04, you would need to use javascript or some other slightly
kludgey solution, like the yamzbrowser one. Basically use a hidden form
field and javascript to trigger a 'press' of the 'browse' button on the
hidden form in a 0% height frame or some such thing. I have used it in
the past
You could use PHP (or whatever serverside lang you've got) to do a
directory listing and use is_dir to build youreslf a list of
directories. Pass that into flash using
remoting/loadvars/xml/whathaveyou and display a list of dirs in flash
with the full paths as properties of the dir objects you
Haha... I just about spit out a mouthful of sprite reading that. Not to
mention that if they were here in California, they'd immediately be
given driver's licenses, free health care and waivers for tuition to CA
state colleges. Turns out I'm paying off $50K in student loans for the
next 30 years
My old one (biz card) when I owned my own gig said simply, Weapons
Expert. That got a lot of second glances, and broke the ice on a lot of
conversations, that's fer sure.
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Come on, lighten up, man... They were jokes, and clearly in no way
directed at anyone on this list. Unless of course, you *do* hang out in
front of the CompUSA, in which case, I'm sorry. I'm getting back to
work. And no, it wouldn't be politically incorrect; Call me a redneck
all you want - if
I like that one. Is the applicator like a popsicle stick? :)
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Dude... Chill, seriously. This little subthread has gotten so OT now,
its ridiculous. Please note, I never mentioned Mexicans - unfortunately
you were the one who took it there. I mentioned going to Mexico, as in
the country. FYI... I live just minutes north of the border (and lived
in Mexico City
Sorry for the rest of you who had to put up with this... My apologies.
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So
Yes. Doa a search for flash remoting. You'll find volumes of info.
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I haven't used it in years, but when I did, Ming was really great.
Ming.sourceforge.net, I believe.
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Subject: [Flashcoders] any nice
How about... Note I added some dummy values to vars to get it to work in
my environment. The last param is optional, but I figured I'd throw that
in there in case you weren't aware of that one.
var rootRef =_root;
var vItemCount =1;
var newName =test;
rootRef.work.createEmptyMovieClip(newName,
Probably because your initial requirements listed seem contradictory to what
you're saying now. Unfortunately, $1000 is *not* a lot of $$, and you're
talking about more than just actionscript work on this, by nature of the
fact that you want the fulfillment portion done under that $1K as well. I
Dude, that's some funny shit. :)
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On 2/2/06,
I've been using it for over 4 years on large-scale production projects for
clients like Sunkist, Shea Homes, The Irvine Company etc... a lot of
high-traffic sites with a lot of concurrent users. No problems, ever. And
like Mike mentioned, the PHP code itself is really quite simple, if you
don't
Unless a major upgrade has been done to amfphp, it does not support
(natively) pageable recordsets. I could be wrong though.
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