Jeff,
Back in the days (about 2 years ago) we (Midnight Coders) approached Adobe with
an idea to create a data management implementation similar to the one in LCDS
in our .NET product. What we heard back was a big storm of very loud NO-NOs -
"you guys cannot do that, it will be against our lice
Try the link I posted previously, or google this.
Tracy Spratt,
Lariat Services, development services available
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Yes.
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Could anyone point me to a working example of customized wrapper that
inserts URL parameters into FlashVars? As it is, I've had zero luck
tweaking the default template. In fact, it seems like its HTML is
invalid (?)
The concept seems clear enough, as explained by Tracy, in the docs and
elsewhere:
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 2:27 AM, Tracy Spratt wrote:
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>
> There are several ways to do this. I usually use javascript in the html
> wrapper to split the url params in to an array:
>
> var _sPassedUrlParms = new String(document.location).split('?')[1]; //Get
> any passed-in querystring parms
>
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 2:27 AM, Tracy Spratt wrote:
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> There are several ways to do this. I usually use javascript in the html
> wrapper to split the url params in to an array:
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>
Thanks for the suggestion. Is there a way to do it from within the Flex code
itself?
Ugh, actually that sounds to me like their lawyers just mailed in the
effort. I'm no lawyer but I would not accept that license agreement as it
is one of the most anti-competitive things I've seen in a while. It
essentially means you cannot use the fds.swc to build an "a.b" relationship
in your c
Actually, just a tool to save a PDF file as plain text would be fine.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Greg Lafrance" wrote:
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> I want to parse the text in a PDF file and extract the words into an array,
> because I am creating an application to create English to Japanese
> dictionaries.
>
There are several ways to do this. I usually use javascript in the html
wrapper to split the url params in to an array:
var _sPassedUrlParms = new String(document.location).split('?')[1]; //Get
any passed-in querystring parms
then, I pass that into the Flex app using flashvars:
AC_FL_RunConten
Sure. States can be very useful, but I reserve them for more minor changes
the content of a component. They are very powerful, but messy to code and
understand, compared to a viewstack. And I do see occasional reports of
strange behaviors interactions with them.
Tracy Spratt,
Lariat Service
Here's what I would do.
In your loop:
for(var i:int = 0; i wrote:
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> I recently have this code from gotoandlearnforums to parse datas
> separated with commas from a text file but the problem is I dunno (I
> really had no idea how) how to exclude rows that begins with a double
> slashes (//), hop
Hello,
I'm trying to use a custom component based on a ListItemRenderer object as an
item renderer for my List, and I'm getting compiler errors telling me that the
VBox object I'm using inside my item renderer does not implement IUIComponent.
This is confusing, since VBox certainly is in the i
From my POV, a more profitable approach would be a modular license
where features could be added as needed. For our current application we
don't need anything related to LC or PDF generation or even Edge
servers, however we do need real-time data messaging and the new
reliable messaging. The fu
I've got a login form with two fields and two buttons:
lookupEmail
lookupPassword
[Look me up] [Email me my password]
When the app loads, the buttons are both disabled. The "email me my
password" button should enable as soon as a valid looking email is
entered into the lookupEmail field. The
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