Or use haXe (haxe.org).
On 5/12/07, Jobe Makar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You should check out ElectroServer 3 as well.
http://www.electro-server.com
Jobe Makar
http://www.electrotank.com
http://www.electro-server.com
phone: 252-627-8026
mobile: 919-609-0408
fax: 919-882-1121
-
Or SmartFoxServer (www.smartfoxserver.com).
On 5/12/07, Guntur N. Sarwohadi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or use haXe (haxe.org).
On 5/12/07, Jobe Makar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You should check out ElectroServer 3 as well.
http://www.electro-server.com
Jobe Makar
Hi,
New problem that looks like Flash bug, but it can be my mistake.
I have a dynamic html textField in Flash, that imports a text from XML, and
is formatted by CSS.
Let´s say I have this text in XML (there are 2 texts in real XML):
i![CDATA[bTitle of the text/bbrbrText bodybrbAuthor: a
can't you send a \n or something where the breaks are?
- eric
On 5/12/07, Helios Pregioni Bayma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Probably Attila, and I´ll try to explain better.
If I come to my site (that uses Flash/PHP to send e-mail), type a message
like this:
Hey Attila,
I can´t keep the e-mail
Probably Attila, and I´ll try to explain better.
If I come to my site (that uses Flash/PHP to send e-mail), type a message
like this:
Hey Attila,
I can´t keep the e-mail
looking like this,
in 4 lines.
It will come to the email like this:
Hey Attila, I can´t keep the e-mail looking like this,
Sure Eric, but how? I failed completely while trying to insert it on the fly
(cause it cannot appear in the text the user is looking at).
I thought about creating a copy of the text, in a var. But let´s say the
user type 100 words, and decide to backspace 50 words, and type another 40.
It will
OK, it's more clear now :) Well, Flash uses \r (= character 13 or
0x0D) for line-breaks in textfields (as Macinthos does), even \n
(= character 10 or 0x0A) is converted to \r when placed into a textfield.
On the other hand the SMTP protocol and most of the e-mail clients use
\r\n for line-breaks
Hey Jason,
Are you calling this from a panel? If you are, make sure the panel is
docked. There are bugs with certain JSFL commands if a panel isn't
docked when it calls them and setTextString is one of them.
Also, you could also try selecting the text field using the rectangle
selection
Or even Simpler,
Add a scene to your FLA before the main scene and put the preload script
there ... no need for loadmovie :)
Ian Thomas wrote:
A simple fix - create a wrapper Flash movie, and load the bulky movie
in as a child. As long as it doesn't use _root all the time, it should
work
OR,
You can uncheck the export in first frame checkbox on the items in the
library with linkage. When you do this you can place those items on the
stage, like frame 2, and run your preload code on frame 1.
Alain's way is simpler, but knowing the export in first frame trick comes in
handy
AR Or even Simpler,
AR
AR Add a scene to your FLA before the main scene and put the preload script
AR there ... no need for loadmovie :)
No, it will not work. Export in first frame exports symbols on the
first frame of the whole Flash movie and not on that of any scene.
Actually scenes are
I don't think that works - Export in frame 1 means export at the
very beginning of the movie.
Scenes are just logical divisions of the timeline for design purposes
- AFAIK they're not preserved in the SWF itself as anything other than
frame labels.
Ian
On 5/12/07, Alain Rousseau [EMAIL
ej --
Another possible approach is to use MovieClipLoader() with
createEmptyMovieClip() and loadClip() to create a child movieclip nested
within a parent movieclip. I posted steps for doing this on May 1, in
response to the posting dynamic image loading in mc.
-- Bob Hadsell
From: ej
It's not going to be as easy as unchecked the export in first frame
setting. I'm simply creating a wrapper SWF with a preloader, that loads in
the target SWF.
-Original Message-
From: Alain Rousseau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 1:25 PM
To:
That would work, but in my case, I've inherited a project that has upwards
of a hundred symbols in the library, some used and some not. And a mess of
symbols placed on the stage. I can create a wrapper SWF in a fraction of the
time it would take digging through the existing library.
I second the Smartfox server, maybe not the cheapest option, but very
robust and easy to use
Russ
Max Cutler wrote:
Or SmartFoxServer (www.smartfoxserver.com).
On 5/12/07, Guntur N. Sarwohadi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or use haXe (haxe.org).
On 5/12/07, Jobe Makar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
has anyone experienced this problem with getChildAt() returning null for
some of its children?
I have some movieclips which are rather complex animations with some nested
stuff in them. My problem is that I have to make sure the nested movieclips
(which have 2 frames each) stay stopped
Hi,
New problem that looks like Flash bug, but it can be my mistake.
I have a dynamic html textField in Flash, that imports a text from XML, and
is formatted by CSS.
Let´s say I have this text in XML (there are 2 texts in real XML):
i
