On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 3:34 AM, Henrik Andersson he...@henke37.cjb.net wrote:
We need to see the offending code.
Included in the original message? Here it is again though:
//CODE
_captionXML = tt xml:lang=en
xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2006/04/ttaf1;
Forgive the cross post. This looked important enough to send to both lists.
There is an interesting article from Infoworld today at
http://www.infoworld.com/d/security-central/beware-frighteningly-bad-flash-flaw-say-researchers-254.
We have a Flash-based Web site, and I have talked with our MIS
Pardon the short reply, but my gut response is simply:
Old.
People who can upload stuff to sites could just as easily upload html or
something similar. Given that Flash is an executable format, it is
impossible to filter out bad things. It is the same issue as when
people are allowed to use
Yeah, this seems like scaremongery to me - someone probably does not
like Flash and is glossing over the fact that if you allow users to
upload content you are opening a security hole full stop...
Henrik Andersson wrote:
Pardon the short reply, but my gut response is simply:
Old.
People who
Glenn Pike wrote:
Yeah, this seems like scaremongery to me - someone probably does not
like Flash and is glossing over the fact that if you allow users to
upload content you are opening a security hole full stop...
That's pretty much what our IT department said. Lots of hyperbole, not
really
hey ktu et al, i also ran into this problem with FLARManager. my
solution is not as reusable as yours, as it's wrapped inside a larger
framework, but i used some of the same logic you did. you can find it
here:
Hello,
I'm writing a small drawing program and wonder what is the best method to limit
mouse dragging area?
1. if (mouseX 100) {...}
2.Event.MOUSE_LEAVE
or any other?
Could you advice?
Thank you in advance,
Ktt
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I just used the mouse out/up combo to stop the drawing. The drawing area I
used was a canvas object in flex (for liquid resizing). Using flex, the
drawing was constrained to only draw in the canvas'd bounds which made it a
non-issue to control bounds. But still, mouse out event will fire when you
Have you tried this:
// Load SWF for sawn timber intro
var urlSawn:String=swfs/sawn_intro.swf;
var urlReqSawn:URLRequest=new URLRequest(urlSawn);
ldr.load(urlReqSawn);
yourEmptyMovieClipInstanceName.addChild(ldr);HTHJim
Is it just me or there's no way to get the date that a file was created or
last modified with Adobe AIR ?
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It must be you or it just doesn't works.
No idea because I didn't tried it yet; but this is what the doc says:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash_10.0/flash/net/FileReference.html#modificationDate
cheers,
Latcho
Patrick Matte wrote:
Is it just me or there's no way to get the date that a
Thanks Eric,
I have not heard about the bluetooth cameras and any related issues. I
wonder if the fps works there as well. It is hard enough for me to get
access to Macs and that's half the reason I made the class.
I initially chose 1.5 seconds for each camera and so far almost all cameras
I
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