[flexcoders] Detecting Flash Player standalone menu events

2009-10-06 Thread Craig
Hi everyone,
 
I'm hoping someone might be able to point me in the right direction with an 
integration issue I'm currently facing. The application I'm writing is going to 
be hosted on a client's platform that uses some kind of queuing mechanism to 
preload and schedule content that is to be delivered to an external screen. 
Apparently, the way it works is that it uses Standalone flash player to host 
any flash content. The content gets preloaded into this player, then is 
immediately 'stopped' (using the Flash Player's Stop menu) until the platform 
decides its ready to go to screen. When it goes to screen, Flash Player's 
'Play' menu item is triggered, which is my queue to start my application. So my 
question is simple; does anyone know if I can hook up to those events, and if 
so, how? I'm guessing they're something to do with the timeline, but I'm not a 
CS3/4 developer, and I'm struggling to find any info on what exactly they do 
and the implications of them on SWFs developed in Flex.
 
Any help much appreciated,
Craig 



[flexcoders] Detecting Flash Player standalone menu events

2009-10-05 Thread Craig Shaw
Hi everyone,

I'm hoping someone might be able to point me in the right direction with an
integration issue I'm currently facing. The application I'm writing is going
to be hosted on a client's platform that uses some kind of queuing mechanism
to preload and schedule content that is to be delivered to an external
screen. Apparently, the way it works is that it uses Standalone flash player
to host any flash content. The content gets preloaded into this player, then
is immediately 'stopped' (using the Flash Player's Stop menu) until the
platform decides its ready to go to screen. When it goes to screen, Flash
Player's 'Play' menu item is triggered, which is my queue to start my
application. So my question is simple; does anyone know if I can hook up to
those events, and if so, how? I'm guessing they're something to do with the
timeline, but I'm not a CS developer, and I'm struggling to find any info on
what exactly they do and the implications of them on SWFs developed in Flex.

Any help much appreciated,
Craig


[flexcoders] Detecting flash player

2005-05-24 Thread viraf_bankwalla
Hi,

I have a Flex application that is embeded in a HTML page.  When the 
application is referenced using 'appname.mxml.swf' I have noticed that 
the flash player is not being detected.

If I visit 'appname.mxml' directly from the browser, the version 
detection takes place.  How do I enable the version detection through 
the embeded object 'appname.mxml.swf' 

Thanks.




 
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RE: [flexcoders] Detecting flash player

2005-05-24 Thread Matt Chotin










We have a detection filter set to run for
the mxml files. If you want it to run on SWF files as well youll
need to adjust the filter settings in web.xml. Im not an expert in
that but I dont think it should be too hard if youre familiar with
J2EE.



Matt











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Hi,

I have a Flex application that is embeded in a
HTML page. When the 
application is referenced using 'appname.mxml.swf'
I have noticed that 
the flash player is not being detected.

If I visit 'appname.mxml' directly from the
browser, the version 
detection takes place. How do I enable the
version detection through 
the embeded object 'appname.mxml.swf' 

Thanks.














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