You could always just tell that the IE is a buggy and insecure browser -
and that in order to use your application, active scripting must be
enabled. If your client balks then tell them IE is vulnerable with any
web technology - it is just a piece of crap application. Explain to
your client
I have been playing with Flex 2 a lot recently, so I forgot a lot of the
AS2 syntax for this, but this is pseudocode for what I would do.
What I would do is initialize the MovieClip as an event broadcaster:
AsBroadcaster.initialize(MovieClip);
then add a broadcaster to the MovieClip prototype
using getters and setters adds no noticeable overhead to your
application. Yes the functions add a few bytes, but after compile the
difference is undetectable. The benefit you get from proper
encapsulation greatly outweighs the slight increase in development time
it and script size you get fro
Use system.security.allowDomain("http://192.168.1.1";)
allowinsecuredomain simply lets Flash allow a domain that is insecure to
be loaded and executed if it is being served from a secure domain. Put
system.security.allowDomain into your loader movie. Make sure your
loader movie is running lo
AS3 information
language reference:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/labs/1/flex/langref/index.html
Adobe labs AS3 site
http://labs.macromedia.com/wiki/index.php/ActionScript_3
Forums @ Existanze wrote:
Hello all,
This is my first post in this mailing list after reading it for about week,
jus
If you are using Flex2 , create a custom event that extends from the
event class. and inject the namespace for the custom event into the
superclass.
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I screwed
up on my syntax above - I would love to get a reply to correct it.
Thanks
Scott Fanetti
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delete this.onEnterFrame is definitely the standard method. I think
null kills the function definition, but the event still gets fired and
the owner of the onEnterFrame event still gets the event notification.
delete destroys the event and removes the function pointer from the instance
Anggi
WOW!
I never knew Flash would not remove _mcs with negative depth. I just
tried it and it and it won't work. I guess you learn something new
every day.
import flash.geom.Rectangle
import flash.display.BitmapData
_mc = _root.createEmptyMovieClip("rect_mc",3);
_bdm = new BitmapData(300,2
They'll probably just take your money and run
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Dimitirios,
Have you considered loading a blank movieclip into the textfields depth
then removing the movieclip? Loading the mc into that depths should
clear that depth then removing the mc should clear that memory
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