Hey flexers,
I'm trying to figure out the best way to get a response's http status code when
using NetConnection. Normally I'd watch for the NetStatusEvent but in Firefox
the event contains no information regarding the http status code. Maybe
there's some way I can get direct access to the
I made a knob a while ago that could probably be fashioned into what you need:
http://aaronhardy.com/flex/skinnable-knob-component/
Aaron
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Hi,
I thought there was a dial or speedometer control built into Flex 3?
Does
I was afraid that was the case. Thanks.
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Can of worms...
Short answer. You can't.
Long answer. You can't and the way that was making you cringe is right.
The browsers don't tend to pass back the
Yeah I think you're right. First of all, in your UIComponent implement a
measure method and set measuredWidth and measuredHeight to the content
dimensions of the Loader (this will probably be 0x0 until the content is
loaded). Then, watch the loader's events to determine when it is done
Hey coders,
I'm trying to implement a somewhat simplified version of Photoshop.com or
Aviary Phoenix for a client. We're providing options to the user to perform
photo-wide changes like hue/brightness/contrast and scoped changes like fixing
blemishes, red eye, etc. Right now we have things
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Hey coders,
I'm trying to implement a somewhat simplified version of Photoshop.com or
Aviary Phoenix for a client. We're providing options to the user to perform
photo-wide changes like hue/brightness/contrast and scoped
Thanks Alex and Gabriel. I think most of my problems were due to security
domain issues. I finally have it working with the font swf registering its own
font. The important part being that the font swf and the app swf are both
running under the same security context (which means I couldn't
is ISWFContext) would return false.
On 5/6/10 4:55 PM, aaronius9er9er aaronius...@... wrote:
To no avail, I've decided to take a different route. I decided to make an
ActionScript project with a class that implements ISWFContext and embeds the
font I need. Then from my main app
Hey flexers,
We have an app built in Flex 3.3. We've pulled the text layout framework swc
from Flex 4 to use in our app. We now need to load fonts dynamically at
runtime to use within our text flow. In my understanding, in order to create a
font swf with embedAsCFF set to true, we need to
montagné gabr...@... wrote:
Hello Aaron,
On 06/05/2010, aaronius9er9er aaronius...@... wrote:
We have an app built in Flex 3.3. We've pulled the text layout framework
swc from Flex 4 to use in our app. We now need to load fonts dynamically at
runtime to use within our text flow. In my
Nevermind, that's related to my code. More testing to come...
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Thanks for the response. I created a library project with an EmbeddedFonts
class compiled using the Flex 4 sdk. I then linked to the library and made
sure
this error even if I
compile my font library project using the 3.3 SDK.
Aaron
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Nevermind, that's related to my code. More testing to come...
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).
On 5/6/10 10:42 AM, aaronius9er9er aaronius...@... wrote:
Strange. When I link to the library project using Merged into code it
works, but when linking to it as an RSL it throws the following error when
running the app:
VerifyError: Error #1014: Class mx.core::FontAsset
Hi all,
I'm creating a custom component which extends Container. I would like
to use the backgroundColor style to style certain parts of the custom
component. I don't have any problem getting access to the style and
doing what I want with it within my component, but the parent
Container class
?
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This might be kind of a hack, but you could override setStyle, catch the
backgroundcolor style being set and not call the super for it.
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Hi all
createBorder() and not calling super.createBorder() on it.
I think that'll do! I'd be interested in hearing if there's a better
alternative though.
Thanks!
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Good point. That would work, but I think I would no longer be able
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