Harui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does it matter which one you load first? Is it the second that
always
fails?
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I can reproduce the same runtime error in Flex 2.01
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Rich Germuska
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Hi,
I'm getting a #1006 runtime error, that's puzzling me.
I load a CS3 SWF into Flex using a custom SWFLoader called
SWFWrapper.
In SWFWrapper I cast the SWF
Hi,
I'm getting a #1006 runtime error, that's puzzling me.
I load a CS3 SWF into Flex using a custom SWFLoader called SWFWrapper.
In SWFWrapper I cast the SWF timeline as a MovieClip and access an
AS3 instance method in the SWF called called getShape
(shapeNumber:String) as follows:
the
selectedIndex on the TileList.
No idea why. Anyone?
Cheers, Rich
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Rich Germuska
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Hi all,
Am in process of migrating app to Flex 3, as bug in 2.01 prevents
applying Fade to Flash CS3 MovieClips, which is essential for app
(see
Hi all,
Am in process of migrating app to Flex 3, as bug in 2.01 prevents
applying Fade to Flash CS3 MovieClips, which is essential for app
(see another flexcoders thread).
Anyway, the first issue I have encountered is that TileLists are
behaving differently.
The TileList click event no
Thanks Alex, but I've got things working how I want now.
I just converted to UIMovieClip in FlashCS3 using the jsfl, then used
untyped ref var and didn't cast the target object in Flex. e.g.
var dropTarget = event.currentTarget;
instead of
var dropTarget:UIMovieClip =
Hi Alex,
I'm getting the MovieClips into Flex using a custom subclass of
SWFloader. And then reaching inside the SWF using helper functions
embedded in the SWF.
I actually need every MovieClip to respond to DragEvents - because
together the MovieClips form a complex piece of artwork
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