Hmm . . . IFRAME is an HTML element, not a Flex (MXML) one.
Please clarify what you are trying to accomplish--are you trying to display
HTML content?
Regards,
Jim
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hi i need to implement iframe in
Unfortunately, this sounds like a known issue. [Sigh]
Please view the following bug and, if so inclined, vote for it to be
fixed.
See: https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16897
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16897%20 (The inability to
create Tab Loop domains.)
--Jim
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If you've modified the HTML wrapper file (or the template file which it is
generated from), then be SURE to BACK UP those files BEFORE you modify the
project (as Tracy discusses). When you modify that aspect of a Flex project,
your HTML wrapper changes are all over-written! You do get a warning
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Hey flexiverse, is there a way to generate dto's and have strongly typed
result objects from REST services in flex?
Short answer: POX (Google it...)
Long answer:
1) Have each REST service serialize its result as XML (or possibly
Feeling less than ecstatic? Then please VOTE for fixing of bug #16897.
See: https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16897
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16897
--Jim
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Alex:
Neither of these options are practical in the
No, according to the documentation (probably because it would be a privacy
violation):
The FileReference and FileReferenceList classes . . . do not allow the SWF
file that initiated the upload or download to access the uploaded or downloaded
file or the file's location on the user's disk.
Try hooking the Show event of your UI component and add your 'init()'
code to your new event handler (for the Show event).
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, _estatica_ ibo...@... wrote:
Is it possible to call a method (say init(void)) within UI component
that is within viewstack every time it
If all your users are running very old versions of Internet Explorer
then you can use the ExternalInterface API to call a JavaScript
function which calls the Browser/DOM window.open() function. The third
argument to window.open() should have fullscreen in the features
list (i.e., ...,
Just as a suggestion, Why not take Maté and add Java/BlazeDS support
to it?
(OK, I admit it, I really like what I've seen of Maté so far--IMHO a
Developer could do a lot worse using another framework.)
--Jim
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Hey guys, I have a
This topic has come up more than once on FlexCoders. Please do a
search for this.
That said, the last time it came up, I don't believe that anyone had
any brilliant solutions for this challenge. Some people were using
various forms of HTML-based documentation; *** but displaying it in a
separate
(See responses below...)
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Wally Kolcz wko...@... wrote:
1.) Flex is just an SWF file. You can set the application to any
size and embed it as a SWF.
3.) Flex has a really good printing solution allowing you to add
elements to a print job and control the order
Gustavo:
Sorry, but I don't think the approach you are taking is necessarily
advisable, or even technically correct (in one regard). Specifically:
1) screen.width (and screen.height, and screen.availableWidth, etc.)
allow JavaScript (DOM) code to discover the size of the user's monitor
(screen
a window.open() but problem
is the windows browsers, so instead of that
I've been trying to apporach the windows, not much of success right now.
On Feb 2, 2009, at 1:13 PM, jim.abbott45 wrote:
Gustavo:
Sorry, but I don't think the approach you are taking is necessarily
advisable
is the windows browsers, so instead of that
I've been trying to apporach the windows, not much of success right
now.
On Feb 2, 2009, at 1:13 PM, jim.abbott45 wrote:
Gustavo:
Sorry, but I don't think the approach you are taking is necessarily
advisable, or even technically
OK, I'll bite . . .
The only solution that I can think of, off the top of my head, is to
pop up a new browser window and embed just the TinyMCE instance in
that window. When the user has committed their changes in the editor
window, use JavaScript and Flex's ExternalInterface API to get the
FWIW, I have to concur with the advice that Tracy gave you and I can
also recommend--HIGHLY--the content at the link that Haykel gave you.
In short, use Wizard-style navigation for
infrequent/complex/inherently multi-step tasks. For the rest of
(usually, most of) your tasks, use a more fluid
For your compiled code:
If you are compiling an application, then the first screen that a user
sees (splash screen, login form, etc.) should have a copyright notice.
If you are compiling a library or resource file of some sort, you may
want to include a string which contains a copyright notice.
Jeff:
We're a little confused as to what problem you're really trying to
solve here . . .
I just tried the printing wizard (in XP's Windows Picture and Fax
Viewer) application--I assume that's what you're referring to. When I
tried the 'Wallet Prints' option, it scaled and rotated the image. It
Your other choice is to have your entire application opened in a new,
separate browser window, but with the browser 'chrome' history
turned off. In that case, users cannot accidentally navigate away from
the application, because there _is no_ navigation history to begin
with. Of course not
Pratik: I've gotten this to work on my own projects (for example, to
load data into Excel). But ONLY with Internet Explorer (on Windows, of
course). I doubt it would ever work cross-browser (or with AIR),
because the browser needs to implement support for instantiating
ActiveX objects and to call
satisfactorily. The help authors needed only the module and view ids,
which were descriptive strings.
Tracy
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Behalf Of jim.abbott45
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 12:27 PM
Does anyone have any recommendations about good ways to add online
help to Flex (and maybe Ajax) applications? In particular . . .
1) Is your help system integrated into the application or is it in a
separate (browser) window?
2) How do you achieve _context-sensitive_ linkage?
3) What tooling
Hmm . . . I would think that should work, I've used the
foo.selectedDate = null technique before.
Here's how my technique for clearing out a DateField looks (in this
example: it is filtering a data provider, and 'tomorrowOn' is an
instance of an Object which has a rangeStart property):
It sounds like you're taking the 'high road' approach to this (i.e.,
letting users enter arbitrary currency strings and then trying to
figure out the currency type after the fact and then checking the
thousands separators and decimal point characters to see if they match
that). That's a best
virchete: I don't have a lot of expertise with the Flex web-tier
compiler. However, If you are trying to compile a Flex application
using the web-tier compiler, then you should normally be loading a
.mxml (and not .jsp) file to the server, and then having your browser
request that file.
For more
Or you could just use the ExternalInterface API to call the XSL(T)
engine that most mainstream browsers include these days. That said,
there is (in my opinion) still the question of whether that approach
leads to a robust solution, particularly w.r.t. cross-browser
differences . . .
If you want
I've successfully implemented two different approaches.
The first approach just puts the data for Excel _on the clipboard_. It
also uses Microsoft's uber-funky XML schemas to control the formatting
of the resulting spread-sheet. This approach works nicely for both FF
and IE, in my experience
50,000? LOL. ;-)
On a more serious note, I have to agree with Fotis and Ricky that 50K
data points is too many, both from a (Flash 9 VM at least) performance
perspective and probably also from an Information Visualization
perspective (unless, maybe, your users have 300 dpi monitors).
There are
It should be quite straight-forward . . .
1) Import the component's class. For example:
import com.myOrg.folderName.WidgetClass;
2) Instantiate the component:
protected var aWidget:WidgetClass = new WidgetClass();
3) Access its properties and invoke its methods:
aWidget.name = 'foo';
In order for this to work, your application _as a whole_ needs to do
two things. One of them is (in Flex) to use the setFocus() method to
specify where (in the Flex applications) focus should go. From your
posting it appears that you have already done this.
The other thing is that the _entire
Can anyone (Matt, Alex, ...others?) confirm that version 10 is what
the auto-updater is pushing out now?
FYI: on at least one of my Development machines, I just got an update
recommendation (to v10), even though I wasn't looking for an update.
TIA,
Jim
Gustavo, here are a few things I noticed:
-- The sculpture/building image (and maybe some other content) did not
load at the same time as the rest of the design; it was somewhat
jarring when it/they did finally appear (a few seconds later). You
might want to consider embedding all the content (if
For IE7 (at least), the following line of code works . . .
body scroll=no onLoad=window.document.${application}.focus();
Just to be clear, it needs to be put in the
html-template/index.template.html file of your project, and replacing
the body tag that is already there.
Good luck,
Jim
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classes can intercept KEY_FOCUS_CHANGE and override the
FocusManager's default behavior.
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: WANTED: code examples
Bump. The silence is deafening.
I'm still hoping someone has some best practices or ideas to share, if not
necessarily and actual code examples.
TIA,
Jim
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Hello fellow Flexers:
I'm having a hard time finding reliable
Hello fellow Flexers:
I'm having a hard time finding reliable information on how Tab loops
work. I'm hoping that someone has some good code samples they could
share that would show how to implement/use tab loops in Flex. Or,
failing that, clearer explanations than I've been able to glean from
the
Has ANYONE got a code sample (of the Decoder, especially) they'd like
to share?
I'm using the Decoder right now and can't get it to work. Of course I
don't know yet if its in my AS3 code; the server guy's Base-64 code
(in Java); or--dare I say it--in the Flex library.
Please VOTE for SDK-16016
(https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16016), in addition to
SDK-16897 (https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16897), if you want
tab key support to be fixed, including usage in item renderers.
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