I wouldn't sweat this. I sat down with someone and got audio recording
with Flash Media Server in about 2 hours. Here is the original script
that I wrote with a few buttons on the stage. The documentation that was
mentioned is very valuable. But, for simply playing media or recording,
the
Are you using calling this relative to _root or _level0?
_root.focusManager.setFocus
Bart Wttewaall wrote:
Hi list,
I'm having trouble with the focusmanager. I created a Joystick
component that should be able to receive focus using the tab-key
(tabIndex) or by clicking it.
Since it extends
() {
...
tabEnabled = true;
tabChildren = false;
...
}
private function onRelease() {
getFocusManager().setFocus(this);
}
}
2007/8/21, John laPlante [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are you using calling this relative to _root or _level0?
_root.focusManager.setFocus
Bart Wttewaall wrote:
Hi list,
I'm
I'm writing a component and have created a MovieClip with
createEmptyMovieClip. When I try to create sub-MovieClip inside the
first MC with createEmptyMovieClip, it is undefined. This must be a
basic Flash thing. I haven't used createEmptyMovieClip too much.
I tried
private var
I ran across a problem today that I thought might help someone on this
list. I looked for help on the web but couldn't find any info.
I created a class for a MovieClip but found that I couldn't refer to
this.attachMovie. The compiler kept giving me a warning There is no
method with the name
Live Preview has often been a difficult topic to understand. But a
couple of very useful posts are available about it.
http://readlist.com/lists/chattyfig.figleaf.com/flashcoders/0/243.html
http://proalias.com/pipermail/flashcomponents_proalias.com/2005-April/000159.html
But, I wonder if it is
):Void {
__showInfo = val;
if(_global.isLivePreview) setShowInfo();
}
}
regards,
Muzak
- Original Message -
From: John laPlante [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 7:45 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Trying to understandi Live Preview
You may be having trouble scripting one SWF to another because they are
from different domains. You may need to use the allowDomain command.
Here is what the Adobe docs say about it:
Cross-domain and subdomain access between SWF files
In files published for Flash Player 6, you could use the
I am cross-movie scripting and want to call a method on the loading SWF
from the loaded SWF. That is, I have a.swf and I load b.swf into it. I
then want to call a.methodX. The other way around is pretty easy. I'm
not sure how to get a handle on the calling swf. I've considered calling
a
need to add allowDomain to the loading swf.
John laPlante wrote:
I am cross-movie scripting and want to call a method on the loading
SWF from the loaded SWF. That is, I have a.swf and I load b.swf into
it. I then want to call a.methodX. The other way around is pretty
easy. I'm not sure how
I've written a Library SWF and and I load it into a client SWF. In the
past, I've loaded it off the same server from a sister directory of the
client SWF. But, I would like to load it from a URL on another machine.
After some trouble with security, allowDomain(), cross-domain policy
files,
I have been able to get around the problem by joining the array before
passing it and splitting the array in the class method. But, this seems
like an awkward approach.
John laPlante wrote:
I've written a Library SWF and and I load it into a client SWF. In the
past, I've loaded it off
I have been able to get around the problem by joining the array before
passing it and splitting the array in the class method. But, this seems
like an awkward approach.
John laPlante wrote:
I've written a Library SWF and and I load it into a client SWF. In the
past, I've loaded it off
I want to build an MXP installation file that installs trust
configuration files. I have an MXI in which I want to refer to
C:\Documents and Settings\johnl2\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash
Player\#Security\FlashPlayerTrust to install a trust configuration file.
The MXI format includes
I professor who I work with is looking for a Flash or Java programmer. I
think ideally they would know some of both but they can probably go with
either technology.
RESEARCH PROGRAMMER
Job Title: RESEARCH PROGRAMMER
Department: PSYCHOLOGY
Hiring Range Min: $28,502
Hiring
The xml that you've shown consists of all attributes, that is value
pairs inside a tag. Each node has a attributes property. Here is a small
snippet that demonstrates accessing attributes.
private function loadProblems(xFileName:String):Void
{
var sLessonPath = this.theLessonPath;
It loads. But, at 1% per every 3 seconds, I think no one will stay long
enough to see the content.
Anton Kindblad wrote:
On 3/14/07, Adrian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could I get some of you to check this site:
http://www.simon-mills.co.uk/test/
Some people are saying that it gets
I use flashvars to pass initialization parameters. These are
automagically converted to root variables. Does anyone know of a way to
reference a object that holds all the flashvars. I would like to loop
over such an object to ensure completeness. I'm passing most of the
values back to another
Excellent answer. I was lax on specifying packages for my classes. Once
I did that, I used an import statement for the data class and I was good
to go. Thanks so much.
import CommLogging.ContextMessageTransferData;
var theDataObj:ContextMessageTransferData =
I think I heard about this from Mike Chambers. It's a bitmap image editor (~
PhotoShop) that is done in ActionScript 3.0. This is really nice and it's not
gimmicky but practical and useful. While Netscape threatened to turn the
browser into a platform and the OS into a commodity, this tool
My group is using CVS to store source files. This works well enough. But
I would like to compile components once and have them available for
Flash and store those components in CVS. But, Flash looks for
components in a rigid directory that is not in my CVS tree e.g.,
C:\Documents and
. To fix this problem I
found that I could add a short delay before making the socket connection and in
that period isLivePreview is defined (true).
John laPlante
Carnegie Mellon University
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message: 15
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 13:23:01 -0500
From: JesterXL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
. I've thought there must be a way
to wait until all components have initialized but I'm not familiar with
a way. I suspect that I could use getBytesLoaded for the first frame of
_root.
---
John laPlante
Carnegie Mellon University
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Flashcoders
I have a class that is on the borderline of the 32K limit that flash
enforces. I've run into this problem on occasion and have generally been
able to factor code into classes and use composition to reduce my file size.
Recently, I ran into a very strange error that in the end seems to be
I recently ran into a problem that I solved with Delegate. I thought
that others might run into this problem.
I built a button component that included validation of a set of other
components. The user of the button would name a set of required
components in a property values dialog. When
The focus rectangle doesn't appear when you use setFocus() or when you click
into a text field.
Message: 24
Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 16:13:12 -0600
From: Danny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Flashcoders] Setting Focus on TextInput Component
To: Flashcoders mailing list
to a MM media display component with the contentPath
parameter. I find that the path to the .flv is relative to the path of
the .swf which I think is odd and a bit disconcerting. Does anyone have
a rule of thumb about relative paths and what is relative to what?
---
John laPlante
Carnegie
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