Hi David !
Yes this mostly seems to work quite well. The thing is to make sure that
all assets are called using this random string-- that none sneaks
through unintentionally
Kind regards
Prema
David Bellerive wrote:
I've read that appending a random query string ( example : new
Hi David !
We found that in out situation that the big drama was getting tables to
render.
We use this component:
http://www.flashrelief.com/tablemaker/features.html
for that part of it.
What it requires is that the code is xhtml compliant and will break if
it isn't
You can use one of the
Try wowzamedia.com!
Amir T Rocker wrote:
Sure, but only local - means no one else can see you.
// get the camera
var cam = Camera.get( [opt. camName ] ) ;
// attach the camera on the vid display
videoPanel.attachCamera(cam) ;
thats it - nowe you have a working camera - but no way to show it
HI Mick !
Consider the open source utility SWFMill
Providing the server is compatible with one of it's builds then
1. Get a PHP to do : swfmill swf2xml [swfname.swf] [file.xml]
2. Edit the XML file which step 1 produces from PHP
3. Get PHP to do: swfmill xml2swf [fiel.xml] [swfname.swf]
again for a great list
Kind regards
Mike and Stephie
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Hi Ron !
Thanks very much for your response -- we'll take a look
Kind regards
Ron Wheeler wrote:
Actionstep and Haxe address your concerns and are probably more like
Delphi as development environments with the higher level functions
that ActionScript does not provide.
Ron
Mike and Stephie
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