So I'm begging for some help on a little project I'm working on. In
return for help I promise to name my next child after you ; )
Seriously, what i'm trying to do is build a Geochron in Flash. I've
ported over an open-source Java applet to do the job, but it's extremely
slow -- giving me the
I think I've coded myself into a corner on this, but I'm hoping someone's
either found a solution or knows first hand that I'm out of luck.
The project I'm working on requires that the user/developer of the swf be
able to supply a blurb of text with a list of 1 to n links (text and url).
My swf
prototype methods:
http://proto.layer51.com/d.aspx?f=1209
In Flex
http://www.majordan.net/test/inlinelinksapp/
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From: Jer Brand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
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I feel like I'm losing my mind here with this error: I've been hitting the
archives and google repeatedly, and not having any luck with a solution.
I'm trying to use sendAndLoad(..., ..., POST) and having no luck. GET
seems to work, but not POST. I've been viewing the results with FlashBug to
This just gets weirder and weirder.
Based on a few pages found in google with people having the same issue, I
tried switching out sendAndLoad() with send(), and the data gets posted.
Switch it back to sendAndLoad() and it fails.
I've reduced this code to the simplest possible, in the PHP and
Ugh, it's working, but this whole situation, and the solution, makes no
sense.
I started testing this with ethereal to monitor the requests, and a
combination of ethereal and the server logs showed some pretty odd behavior.
Ethereal and IE/FF showed a POST request for the testing.php, with the
Hey folks,
Working on a problem I'm betting there's no solution for.
I've got an .swf embedded in a page which exposes several methods using
ExternalInterface.addCallback(...), all of which return values. The problem
comes in when I return an empty string . Empty strings are converted to
the
Not sure if this is new, or if I'm just doing something stupid so I'm asking
the experts:
If you include a Name or Description property in the Accessibility Panel
that includes quotes ( ), the _accProps Object for that MovieClip is not
created.
Has anyone else seen this? Am I just late to the
of
and will be used as a normal character.
Eg: Set the .name property to: This is a \dummy\ test movie
I have tested it with Jaws 7.0 and Jaws 8.0
Thanks Regards
Vivek Gaikwad
Flash Accessibility Developer
www.n-syst.com
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Sent
I started to come to the same conclusion while writing the previous post --
why use XML if you don't have to. It would probably be better just to create
a serialized object directly from the database and deserialize that in
Flash.
XML's always been the standard, and frankly when starting an app
I'm pretty sure that was a limitation of Full Screen in the docs. I
haven't tried it yet, but if you're desperate to keep the full screen, you
might see if you can use a Key listener to capture keyboard input and set
the text of the text field. If the form's very complex, you may have to
And confirmed you can't get around it with a onKeyDown listener. Everything
but Esc appears to be locked out.
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Noob at Flex: Been toying with converting a project over from Flash 8 to
Flex using FlashDevelop 3 Beta + SDK.
I've noticed that when I embed a Flash 8 swf containing a masked flv, CPU
usage goes through the roof -- bouncing between 75 and 100% as the swf
plays. The equivalent flash 8 layout
Uploaded a sample to http://aut0poietic.us/index.html.
I should mention that this is happening in IE and FF. Test computer spec is
a AMD 64 X2 3400+ / 2G Ram.
Has anyone else seen this?
On 8/8/07, Jer Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Noob at Flex: Been toying with converting a project over
the video ended, then
utilization dropping to 2%. Looks like I'm gonna go with an image unless
there's some magic FLV component that uses no CPU to play video ; ).
Thanks for the help Troy.
On 8/9/07, Troy Rollins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 9, 2007, at 8:41 AM, Jer Brand wrote:
Uploaded
Confused lurker...
Red 5 check. FMS check. WOZA == ??
On 8/14/07, Johannes Nel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
I have idea of streaming, xml, php etc. But i need some insight to use
them
together effectively for this
/snip
thats not really streaming.
snip
1. video uploads over hired media
I'm thinking there's no real answer to this question, but here goes: Is
there any way for a subclass of Error to know whether it has been caught?
This is working in AS2, but if AS3 is different, it would be good to know.
My [un]bright idea was to have an ErrorHandler class record any uncaught
What I was after was a little different. I was originally hoping to have
uncaught errors trigger a loadvars object to send a message to a php page
using error_log().
I did come up with an alternative, though I have a nagging feeling that I'm
utilizing a bug to do what I want -- unless a parent
, the
onUncaughtException method will be called on a IRuntimeExceptionHandler.
You
can implement and set this handler yourself, be it a dialog, a call to a
serverside script etc.
HTH
JC
On 8/14/07, Jer Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I was after was a little different. I was originally
Coming from someone who's never done this, and doesn't know if it's
possible, but:
Would it be possible to capture your user created design in BitmapData (I
was fairly sure there's a method to extract pixel info from a MovieClip,
correct?) then transmit that back to the server and use PHP and the
English Windows 3.1? I would have died if it hadn't been for Paetzold.
Heh, and I was just peeking at the Win32 API book last night. Didn't expect
to see that name again. ; )
On the subject of teaching OOP to non-programmers, I'm torn. I've seen the
method of We'll explain later but for now
I'm fairly sure that the browser is what's intercepting your keystrokes.
As for a fix in Flash, in general I don't think there is one. But there are
smarter people than me on this list, so someone else may have a solution I
don't.
However, if capturing those keystrokes are important to ya, you
, but I have to assume it
wouldn't be difficult using GD or ImageMagic.
Anyone used this?
On 8/21/07, Alan MacDougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jer Brand wrote:
Coming from someone who's never done this, and doesn't know if it's
possible, but:
Would it be possible to capture your user created
AS2 / Flash 8 project and needing help with the design. I'm probably going
into way too much detail for the question but...
I'm working on course template or engine (for lack of a better term) to
deliver content swf's. The problem in our shop is the massive amount of
change in basic functionality
. If you click on a hotspot, an event goes back to the
server and the server tells us what to do again such as load another
location, remove some buttons, add some tabs.
In the end its a complete elearning/adventure style kind of engine.
HTH
JC
On 8/22/07, Jer Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Okay, random question sparked by Glen Pike's response in another thread:
I was under the impression that any use of Flash 8 assets in a Flex 2
(and by extension Flash 9) by either embedding or loading caused the
new Player to instantiate a virtual FP8 player for each instance.
Does it apply only
That's good to know -- I think I got it into my head the embed was
using AVM1 because of some performance issues I was having embedding a
swf / flv in one of my first Flex experiments.
@Matthew -- I'm going to have to look around on that one. I know I
read that each F8 swf loaded had it's own
There are probably a hundred other ways to do this, but an easy one
(off the top of my head) would be to make your holder variable a
custom element that extends sprite, but has it's own variables, like:
class HolderClass extends Sprite
{
private var _myParam:String
public function
I don't think Flash can do this on it's own. You'll need something
server side to do the folder transversal. One solution is to send
Flash an XML file replicating that structure. The file will have to be
built in ASP or PHP or whatever flavor you're working with on the
server.
On Feb 1, 2008
This is just one guy's opinion, but I do the majority of my flash work for a
business segment that requires 508 compliant. So the amount of salt you
take with this is up to you.
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 10:22 AM, Zárate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been wondering for quite a while about 2
Not sure if this is correct for AS3, but I was under the impression that
there was an actual performance penalty to doing things the first way
(object creation and assignment in the class definition rather than in the
methods or the constructor).
Still, I like doing things the 2nd way, if only
hmmm, that's not so bad... I'm kinda partial to:
myMovie.forceUnload()
or
myMovie.noSeriouslyUnload()
Although this also has it's own sort of personal charm:
myMovie.iDontCareIfYouHaveListeners_DIE_DAMN_YOU_DIE() ;
Sorry, read this after my morning caffeine rush hit
I'm in the process of switching some of my apps over to AS3, with one class
used to access and XML object giving me a fits.
The class is used to navigate through a serious of pages, with the XML
acting like the table of contents (chapter/topic/page). Applications using
this class would make calls
()).
Peter
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 7:41 PM, Jer Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the process of switching some of my apps over to AS3, with one
class
used to access and XML object giving me a fits.
The class is used to navigate through a serious of pages, with the XML
acting like
the AS2 XML
object.
Having said that, I tried your code and it seemed to work (I assumed
where you put node.childIndex() it was a typo and you meant to write
_currentPage.childIndex()).
Peter
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 7:41 PM, Jer Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the process
The open forum/programmers symposium on arstechnica.com is a pretty good
resource for most languages including PHP, though they tend to have an
anti-Flash slant on occasion.
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 11:40 AM, Glen Pike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Not sure, I usually look at the PHP manual online
Let me make sure I understand: Your user navigates to your page and see a
language selection screen. When they choose a language, you open a new
fullscreen window and close the original browser window (the one with a
back/forward, address bar etc).
If that's what you're needing: There's not a
Submitted on: 4/28/2002
I tried it out in FF 2 and IE 6. Looks like the IE version was
exploiting a bug where the HTML help commands could be called from a
browser window.
The NS version was just calling self.close().
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 2:18 PM, ACE Flash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
seems
I'm probably wrong (and mostly want to know as well), but I didn't
think you could extend the Array class. Not that AS won't let you do
it, but it doesn't actually work. I know this is the case with AS2,
but am only guessing that it's the case with AS3 from the behavior you
describe.
My
Not sure if it applies, but I was having issues with the flex debugger
and Firefox 3 -- turns out there are quite a few plugins for FF3 that
completely break the debugger connection. IE tab, Firebug,
greasemonkey were a few that got me.
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Adding overflow:hidden ; to your body style clears it right up in
FF* and IE6/7. Not near a mac to test, so YMMV.
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 2:19 PM, laurent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
oops..the right link is:
http://dev.logiquefloue.org/fd/index_swfo.php
thx
L
laurent a écrit :
hm yes,
Email ate part of the conversation:
http://www.freesound.org/index.php
or
http://ccmixter.org/
been mentioned yet?
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If you're using swfobject, as I believe they have a
getQueryParamValue(variable1) method.
var so = new SWFObject(movie.swf, mymovie, 400, 200, 8, #336699);
so.addVariable(variable1, getQueryParamValue(variable1));
so.addVariable(variable2, getQueryParamValue(variable2));
not matter where the beach is, as long as it's not too busy with
tourists.
Sorry, have heard this debate to many times for it to be interesting
anymore, so I thought I would freshen it up. :)
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I'm betting what you want will be in the compiler options:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=compilers_14.html
link-report *filename* might produce what you want.
Jer
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 10:23 PM, Latcho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to output a size
of all the code
dependencies of the SWF. i.e. which external classes are used etc.
Ian
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 2:35 PM, Jer Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm betting what you want will be in the compiler options:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=compilers_14.html
Knowing nothing about Unison and speaking of using XML in projects in
general, I find it's easier to just use the XML.
The XML has a structure and order. It has simple methods of accessing,
filtering and sorting the data. You can write to it and mark completions and
such right in the XML object
Okay, so I'm taking my first little steps into 3d in actionscript (simulated
with x/yscale for now) and needed a version of Point.polar() (thanks Jason)
to play around with in 3 dimensions. I came up with the code below, but my
math skills are weak enough that I'm not sure it's functioning
.
http://www.friendsofed.com/book.html?isbn=1590597915
Must have book btw.
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 10:52 AM, Jer Brand thejhe...@gmail.com wrote:
Okay, so I'm taking my first little steps into 3d in actionscript
(simulated
with x/yscale for now) and needed a version of Point.polar
Sorry my post wasn't very clear on what I was doing, or how I might be using
the method -- was trying to keep it short and simple. I built the method
based Point.polar() only tried to adapt it for 3D.
I have an object performing a random walk through 3D space and I'm going to
plot it's position at
Subject says it all, really: Is it possible to provide real-time captions of
a web cast when using Flash Media Encoder and Flash Media Server. Either my
Google-foo is completely failing me, I'm asking the wrong questions, or it's
just not done.
Our Client (a govt. agency) wants to stream their
Dave,
Thanks for the link to the Osprey cards. It's still probably more high-tech
than I was thinking, but researching this is slowly teaching me that it's
not a minor undertaking. Even with the Osprey cards, we're still talking
about having to pay a CART service and the equipment (like I said,
Guessing you can't target FP 10..
I built a column text component with pagination once upon a time, and the
easiest way I found to do it was to create the full text off-screen in one
text field that has your required width, then grab one line at a time from
the off-screen text field and add it to
Try this:
function f_rollon(evt:MouseEvent)
{
evt.currentTarget.BG_Clickon.alpha = .1;
}
Jer
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 4:10 AM, Carl Welch carlwelchdes...@gmail.comwrote:
function f_rollon(evt:MouseEvent){
// Back in AS2, I would have used this instead of
Really stupid question, but (I'm assuming you're doing this in a MovieClip)
is the MovieClip you're drawing on have x and y in whole pixels
(no decimal)?
I've seen Flash really mangle lines (specially from lineTo) when they or
their container was positioned on a fraction of a pixel.
I'm still
I think many on the list would say This isn't Flex Coders but the answer
to this one is fairly simple:
Is there a reason you're not using InputText Class rather than wrapping a
TextField in a UIComponent. I'm fairly sure neither TextField nor
UIComponent implement IFocusManagerComonent nor
(Flash CS3 using ActionScript 3)
Not sure if anyone's done something similar, but am hitting a serious
frustration point. If I'm overly wordy, I apologize.
I'm working on a project where I need to create a modal menu dialog that
must be accessible, preferably telling MSAA that is is an actual
Complete shot in the dark, but have you tried upping the priority of the
event listener and continuing to use stopImmediatePropagation()? My thought
is that perhaps the focus change listener is occurring before your listener.
So, if it's possible to up the priority of your listener above that of
be a happy camper.
Jer
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 9:43 AM, Jer Brand thejhe...@gmail.com wrote:
(Flash CS3 using ActionScript 3)
Not sure if anyone's done something similar, but am hitting a serious
frustration point. If I'm overly wordy, I apologize.
I'm working on a project where I need to create
Here's a simple example. Note that if you don't own the window your flash
is running in -- you opened it with window.open(...) -- this code will
again prompt the user if they really want to close the window in IE, or do
nothing (Firefox, chrome, etc).
There are ways around that, but I can't
99% PC. I do a ton of work with accessibility, and it's a PITA on a Mac. Not
to mention the money. I do my freelance work on an Alienware M-17 (raid-0,
dual vid, reasonable dual proc) that was cheaper than the macbook pro. And
obviously the macbook didn't offer raid nor SLI.
As for setup, I
Should
if (e.target.name == btn_next)
be
if (e.currentTarget.name http://e.target.name/ == btn_next)
It's just a guess as I can't see the fla.
Jer
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 9:15 AM, Isaac Alves isaacal...@gmail.com wrote:
if (e.target.name == btn_next)
Okay, help an id10t out here.
Only FlashDevelop auto-completes in-scope member names and key words.
only FlashDevelop has toggle line (CTRL+T) functionality
Could someone describe what this behavior is? It's not clicking for some
reason (little out of it today).
Thanks,
Jer
On Thu, Aug 13,
Ahh, okay. Ctrl + T would be useful. I didn't really notice that keywords
were missing from auto-complete.
What annoys me more about FB's auto-complete is that it occasionally simply
vanishes either because of a parse error in your code or (just as often) for
no reason. Then again, that could
Okay, putting this out there because it was obvious but:
Are you not able to use FlashVars? That would do the trick with a dynamic
page (php/asp/cf) or with SWFObject.
Going a different route: Could you not use ExternalInterface? Perhaps
request the var from the browser, rather than have the
This may or may not be helpful, but I build my ActionScript 3 projects
in Flex Builder in a similar way, spare I only create the raw graphic
assets in flash and assemble them in the AS3. A contrived example
would be a 3 state button would be made of 3 embedded assets, and I
create the TextField in
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but it's not just
listeners. It's references to objects in the swf you want to unload.
So say if your code creates a reference to a movieClip in that swf,
you have to clear that reference or the GC won't reclaim the memory.
I was also under the
If my poor memory serves, you only have to set that on the container
clip and not up the parent chain, as it's only important for MC's that
have tabenabled children -- but you should probably test that theory
as I've never applied this to the components, just MC's and imported
MC's.
Let me know
Give this a try -- worked for me : )
var x:XML = new XML(allp id='1'sdog/s/pp
id='2'scat/s/pp id='3'sbird/s/pp
id='4'sdog/s/pp//all) ;
var animal:String = dog ;
var list:XMLList = x.p.(child('s').text()[0] == animal) ;
trace(list.toXMLString())
// traces...
p id=1
sdog/s
/p
p id=4
sdog/s
Yeah, list.children() is an XMLList which doesn't have a join method.
A loop looks like your best bet.
Off the wall suggestion: If you're just adding this to a HTML enabled
text field (or some other HTML enabled container), you might change
your tag's to p/p rather than chat0.../chat0 and add the
Lurker chiming in (I'm talkative today...)
In the end, I believe this will completely blow over, with very little
change. Yeah, for the next few months some panic-prone clients are
going to look for other solutions besides Flash. So long as you aren't
positioned in the market as only a Flash
For those who haven't seen it yet
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2010/02/my_thoughts_on.html
Jer
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Just as people fall down and worship Steve Jobs today people fell
down and worshipped Jakob Nielssen in 2000.
... wait... I thought, as Flash developers, we were morally obligated
to worship Hillman Curtis back then ;-)
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I've been dipping my toes in to both iPhone and Android dev. I think
people find the iPhone interface more polished and that translates,
for them, to intuitive -- it's consistency, and it is a good thing
that has made the iPhone very successful.
I want consistency in my DVR, TV, component
Completely un-helpful for your code, but you could also give HYPE a
whirl. Have been having a blast playing with it lately. I think the
above task is one of the examples.
http://hype.joshuadavis.com/
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Just checking but, you did notice your XML isn't valid, right (this is
just an contrived example?)?
artistBio f=Peter s=Agrafiotisan artist/artist
terminating tag should be /artistBio
Jer
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Fixing that, your code works (I just added explicit var types).
var artData:XML = new XML(art
bios
artistBio f=Peter s=Agrafiotisan
artist/artistBio
artistBio f=Larry s=DenningHe
My gut says that this is not the greatest idea, however, I had to do
something like this for a course once and ended up creating what is
basically a FlashPaper loader.
Here's a link to some code for resolving the issues with loading FlashPaper
documents in Flex that'll likely be useful.
Not sure if it's too late for you to start this but, you might look into
using xmlrpc to manage your WordPress instance. There's quite a bit of
existing code out there for doing this, and you could start here
http://osflash.org/xmlrpcflash with a working xmlrpc flash client.
I mention this
StupuidQuestionSoPleaseDon'tHitMeI'mTryingToHelpEvenThoughThisIsLame...
Has there been a scaleX applied to any of the items (_bg, _text, this).
That's the only way I could reproduce your results.
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Yeah, I tried different ways of scaling the mc's in the IDE and couldn't
reproduce the results -- scaling in the IDE is just adjusting width/height
not scalex/y. Nother stupid question, but this is a MovieClip instance type
or an actual Button instance type? I assumed MC, just because I haven't
This feels like a really stupid question, but it's stuck in my head:
http://gskinner.com/talks/quickNL/#44
On that slide (slide 44) he references access speed for Literal, Local,
Instance, Static and Class properties. Apparently my OOP terminology
is bleeding together here, but what's the
I have some streaming .flv videos online using the default FLVPlayer skins
that have been up for months -- long enough for me to forget about the
projects. This week I pulled one up to show someone on the team and noticed
I could not tab to the controls in the swf, nor activate the swf itself via
(feel free to shoot me if this is a bad idea)
Cheat.
Assuming EventDispatcher is a custom class and you're using AS3, create a
method within EventDispatcher to add Singleton as an event listener to
CustomSprite. Something like
public function myAddCustomSpriteListener(eventName:String,
I apologize in advance for perpetuating this thread. I just can't seem to do
the right thing and simply shut up.
Wasn't part of the promise of the SDK that it would be open? That one day
we'd be building apps in Python or C# or whatever language we wanted? When
you get right down to it, isn't
There is an enterprise version of the SDK that allows app distribution via
your own servers (effectively replacing the app store). We looked at this
for a state agency wanting to distribute apps to their employees.
http://developer.apple.com/programs/iphone/enterprise/
The Ad Hoc distribution of
The Testing install on a provisioned device is also time limited. ( I
bring this up because my touch just informed me I had 30 days before my
Client's app provision expired ).
Jer
On 20/04/2010 15:31, allandt bik-elliott (thefieldcomic.com) wrote:
sure but you can compile to your own handset
He talks about Flash being yesterday's tech, but that statement makes me
wonder if he's ever coded in Objective-C.
LOL! Okay, that got me. I'm glad someone else sees Objective-C for the mess
it is. Thanks for that.
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Not to drag out this conversation, but I think Apple doing this is a good
thing in the end, probably for both companies. If you've been following the
Adobe people on twitter, you see their talk has gone from iPhone, iPhone
iPhone to Android, Android, Android (with a little iPhone hate mixed in).
http://code.google.com/p/quake2-gwt-port/wiki/BuildingAndRunning
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 1:53 PM, Karl DeSaulniers k...@designdrumm.comwrote:
Well if they can do this..
http://code.google.com/p/quake2-gwt-port/
I am thinking that HTML 5 could run flash without a plugin possibly
On Apr
Not sure if it'll help, but they're doing something similar in this player
-- using a second audio track for audio descriptions. I'm guessing it's
using Gerry's suggestion above: additional audio files synced with the main
movie.
Was thinking it might be useful to see how they've got 2 audio
Don't remember seeing this linked up this weekend. Not a flash replacement,
just another JS lib with cocoa-like syntax:
http://ajaxian.com/archives/gianduia
Jer
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Assuming you're talking about the iTunes plug-in, there's not a whole lot
they can do about .Net software running on a Windows computer, spare alter
how iTunes does it's thing. It wouldn't surprise me to learn (from reading
the FAQ) that they've had to alter the software a few times to keep up
Flex is for RIA's and helps you with layouts and common controls and doesn't
really provide anything useful for generating art with either vectors or
drawing to a sprite. With the framework itself bulking up the size of your
swf and consuming additional resources, it's not really a good thing.
It might not be a horrible idea to create two projects: A Flex UI that
loads the canvas .swf built as an ActionScript project (either in Flash or
Flex). You just need to reference swfLoaderInstance.content (or
swfLoaderInstance.content['movieClipInstanceName'] if it's a child) and you
have your
Can't say best, but media coder works (you want the full version).
http://www.mediacoderhq.com/
There's also a FLV Extract that will let you extract the audio and video
from an FLV, if that helps. http://www.videohelp.com/tools/FLV_Extract
Jer
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 5:55 PM, William Chadwick
It's probably something stupid, but my Google-foo that's failing me:
Working with a flash.display.Loader and intentionally passing in a url
that's invalid so I can trap 404's. I'm working in Firefox, chrome and IE6,
and FF and IE recover from the 404 (FF doing console traces that bear out
what's
Hey Jens, have you seen this?
http://blogs.adobe.com/accessibility/2009/04/firefox_focus_and_actual_links.html
Jer
On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 11:41 AM, Jens Struwe j...@struwe.net wrote:
Hello,
I was about to create a focus handling for an application when I discovered
the SWF parameter
98 matches
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