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There is a hack for this:
By creating an IFRAME you can load an animated gif. I did it here:
Click on
Radar.
This is still under construction but check out dieitte's blog... he has
some source to amke it happen
.j
Andrew Bourne said the following:
Thanks, though
As the GIFs I am attempting to display are ads I don't have control over
them to be able to convert them to SWFs, instead I am now adding them to
the html DOM via JS. Seems to be working well at the moment.
Cheers,
Andrew
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Andrew Adobe Flex 2 does not support no more GIF formats, only PNG, 8 up to 32bits and JPG 16 bits.Due the the render problem for them it's a really easy compared to the compress engine of GIF format carry's.
RegardsOn 10/2/06, Andrew Bourne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks, though not the answer I was hoping for I can work around it in
this instance.
Cheers,
Andrew
passive_thoughts wrote:
I took the official Adobe Flex class back in August and the instructor
told us that animated gifs were not supported.
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I took the official Adobe Flex class back in August and the instructor
told us that animated gifs were not supported.
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--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Andrew Bourne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Is it possible to load and display animated gifs at runtime?
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> I have been unsuccessful in usi
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