--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Oriol Gual" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I had already posted a solution some posts ago, but this will be the
> solution to you:
LOL... Sorry, I read your post but I didn't realize that I could apply
your solution to my Cairngorm VOs. Yes, it works. Thank you!
I had already posted a solution some posts ago, but this will be the solution to you:public class UserVO implements ValueObject{ private var _activeStartDate : Date;private var _activeEndDate : Date;
public function get activeStartDate():Date{ return _activeStartDate;
}public function set a
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Nate Hardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Probably whoever designed the date class wanted to represent a date
> down to milliseconds, whereas the unix timestamp only represents a
> date down to the second.
I finally decided to use two date properties on my va
Probably whoever designed the date class wanted to represent a date
down to milliseconds, whereas the unix timestamp only represents a
date down to the second.
On Aug 21, 2006, at 2:53 PM, Renaun Erickson wrote:
> Ask the people that created Flash (the Date class), maybe they have a
> good re
Ask the people that created Flash (the Date class), maybe they have a
good reason for it.
Renaun
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Marcelo de Moraes Serpa"
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> >And why dates are multiplied by 1000?
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> That´s a good question :)
>
> Marcelo.
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> On 8/21/06, Oriol G
>And why dates are multiplied by 1000?That´s a good question :)Marcelo.On 8/21/06, Oriol Gual <
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And why dates are multiplied by 1000?2006/8/21, Renaun Erickson <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Oriol,My example is a little misleading, I will have t
And why dates are multiplied by 1000?2006/8/21, Renaun Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Oriol,My example is a little misleading, I will have to update it. Theissue at hand is a limitation of PHP. You have to handle the manualconversion your self and your method below is a perfect fit.
As far as t
Oriol,
My example is a little misleading, I will have to update it. The
issue at hand is a limitation of PHP. You have to handle the manual
conversion your self and your method below is a perfect fit.
As far as the 1000 issue it is related to Flash date.
"Flash dates are mapped to Unix timesta
Hi, I had the same problem, I always got a Coercion error, and my solution was to implement the getter and setter for the date var:private var _date : Date;public function get date():Date{ return _date;
}public function set date(value:*):void { _date = new Date(value);}I'm also using uni
Hmm.. I haven´t ran the login sample app. For dates, I always used unix timestamps and converted the timestamp to string on the server before returning it to flash. For my purposes it always worked well as I never had to do any date math on the client side.
Take a look at this page:http://www.am
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Marcelo de Moraes Serpa"
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> If you´re using RemoteObjectAMF0, just take a look at the samples Renaun
> provides.
Yes, I'm using Renaun's RemoteObjectAMF0. But in the sample he
provides the date mapping doesn't work either. The "publish
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