this should help:
http://www.adobe.com/products/player_census/flashplayer/version_penetration.html
On 7/26/06, Doug Brashear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to make a business case for one of my clients, and in order to
do
so need to know when (the specific IE, Opera and
shameless plug ;)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1590595327/sr=8-1/qid=1148661464/ref=pd_bbs_1/102-2889515-5262501?%5Fencoding=UTF8
On 5/26/06, mike cann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i personally like senocular ZenDoc, lets u output ure docs in a number of
formats such as JavaDoc or MMDoc:
thanks for making a contribution to my holiday fund Chuck ;)
On 5/26/06, Lewis, Chuck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
Great reviews on the book. I just ordered it myself.
-- Chuck
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thats a very open question, even though it may not feel like it.
here are some of the things you can do to try and reduce things
happening unexpectedly:
1: In your classes make your variables / methods private unless they
absolutely must be public.
2: Strictly type *everything* - this may seem
it depends on your level of accuracy:
lets say you want to know if the date was the same day:
var allowedDiff:Number = 24*60*60*1000 //24 hours,60 mins,60 secs,
1000 millisecs
trace(Math.abs(date1.getTime()-date2.getTime)allowedDiff)
On 5/2/06, Manuel Saint-Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if memory serves, this exact thing is covered in Sam Wan's book on OO
programming in actionscript
its quite an old book, and the code is AS1, but for what you're doing
I think it might just get you where you wanna go...
url for the booko:http://www.wheelmaker.org/
On 4/12/06, Magnus Askenbäck
I second what Steven says - to give you a bit of perspective, I worked
on the relaunch of fhm.com about a year or so ago, and we looked into
what implications there would be for requiring end users to have flash
to be able to use the site. As part of this, we used a thing called
browserhawk to
also, bear in mind that prior to flash 8, createTextField returned
nothing, so following on from Dannys:
_root.createTextField(dtd, dt, 0, spa1, 100, 15);
dtdObj = _root[dtd];
dtdObj.text=spa1;
dtdObj.border=true;
dtdObj.selectable=false;
On 3/22/06, Danny Kodicek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dont know enough about how you are getting this XML, but if you have
any way of sorting the structure at the server, it'll be a whole lot
quicker...
On 3/20/06, Martin Weiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just parse it in mode: item to object: {name:Alice,title:foo} and push to
array
the use
doubt its any use to you, but I ended up using their REST endpoints
rather than wsdl...
code is at home and can send over the weekend if you dont get a good
wsdl answer...
On 3/17/06, eric dolecki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have sample code of doing a search for album art using the
no problems - kind of figured that'd be the case...
On 3/17/06, eric dolecki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the REST method down - but I'd prefer to use wsdl... just not sure
how to contruct the parameters (yet). thanks though :)
On 3/17/06, Paul BH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
doubt its any
I havent looked into this, but this may help?
http://www.statik1.com/mt-weblog/archives/92.html
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Hi
I'm trying to configure Doxygen to work with Eclipse.
In Eclipse when I choose the the compiler path for Doxygen I always get the
Hi there,
does anyone have a really simple file upload script in ASP.NET that I
can use with flash?
I got the following from oreilly, but not sure how best to adapt this
to work with filereference...
%@ Import namespace=System.IO%
html
head
titleUploading a File/title
script language=VB
so, what you are trying to do is store information, and be able to
display the information as html text, *and* have a maximum size of the
stored information so that the html text doesnt get too unweildly...
so, the trouble you are having is that using html is a tricky way of
storing your
does anyone have a class for generating md5 hash's in AS2 or AS3?
ta
PBH
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have you looked into the mx.controls.Alert class?
On 1/11/06, Keith Salisbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a commonly used design pattern to solve the issue of a
message prompt/window which needs to act differently depending on the
message it shows.
For example,
the message might be
The solution I am using is much the same as yours:
//JavaScript:
function displayStatus(theStatus){
var msg = theStatus;
window.status = msg;
}
Bear in mind though that this will not work in Firefox (and possibly
Safari - havent checked on a mac) - on these browsers, Javascript
ok,
so what you are asking here is how can I have two instances listen
out to an event dispatched from another instance and only respond if
it was the one that triggered the event (albeit asynchronously)
a quick solution would be to add a reference to the calling class in
the original call, and
I can see the two resultant images, but from your description, I still
cant quite get what it is you want your grad to look like...
Thats why I wanted you to post an image of what you were trying to acheieve
On 12/23/05, Claudia Barnal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
Thanks for looking into
I'm so glad I opened such a juicy can of worms just before Christmas ;)
I just want to throw one more thing into the mix before I dissappear off to numb
my family reunion with hefty doses of alcohol...
So, now I think my comments before about, erm comments still stand. I
see comments differently
!
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I'm so glad I opened such a juicy can of worms just before Christmas ;)
I just
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1) I agree, that's why back to my earlier thing, I rarely comment -
what ASDoc does do however
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Just to offer you guys a different take
any chance you can give us a diagram or something of what you are
trying to acheive? picture speaks 1000 words allthat
On 12/22/05, Claudia Barnal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I think these are all great, but if I can be the voice of caution for
a moment...
remember that when you write code, it is for 2 interpreters:
1) the Actionscript VM
2) the person who has to go back and change stuff at a later date,
which may or may not be you...
Its often very easy to forget
Devendran,
there are actually a lot of situations where that doesnt help you any
- eg changing the way a button skin is drawn...
Ben,
this is how you should go about doin what you need to do:
If you really want to change something in the codebase, you need to be
using the non-compiled clips,
How about this as a suggestion, bearing in mind I dont know your UI at all...
very often in these situations, there are 5 or 6 most likely options,
so provide a set of buttons for these options , mebbe with flags, then
have a drop-down with all availible countriers you ship to...
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