There were several gradient fill bugs in Beta 1 - do any of you
Macrodobe folks know if they have been fixed for Beta 3? I built a test
harness to check if swfs with gradients could be embedded and I still
cannot get them to transcode. Additionally, the as classes that feature
an embed
Is anyone having major problems getting anything to debug with the Beta 2 debugger?I am trying to update some of my Beta 1 apps to Beta 2 and the debugger perspective takes forever to launch - and the debugger itself times out before the application builds. Does anyone have this same problem?
Roger or Flexcoders Gurus,I sent this to Roger and Flexcoders a few days ago but I don't know if anyone received it. I packaged the files into a zip archive and I think yahoo's mail daemon might have bounced the message.I reported a very funky transcoding issue with gradient filled swfs
Roger - I posted a few days ago about the continued gradient fill funk in Beta 2. Do you have any more information about why these gradient fills continue to fail to transcode?this is the link to the archived message:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/message/32258Roger Gonzalez [EMAIL
Does anyone know if anyone has been having weird compile time bugs with Flex
when they try to import a shape or symbol from Flash 8 that has a
gradient fill? The gradient stoke seems to work fine, but when I tried
to import a shape with a gradient fill that used any of the Flash 8
gradient
Roger,Do you have any timeline on when Beta 2 is going live?ThanksScott FanettiRosettaStone.com
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Have you tried dispatching events from the remote file for doing things like
managing the stage - and letting the swf in the local security domain ( app:
iglesia.swf ) do the calls for scaleMode and such?
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Read:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/dev/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118a9b90204-7e3f.html
It goes into detail about the security sandbox an application exists within.
What exactly are you trying to do?
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It's not clear from your example what's is going on. Is the textArea even
created by the time the outer container changes state?
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You should hash the images and use the hash as the name - that way image will
not be cached if it changes. Or just change the name each time- append the date
for instance.
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On Nov 18, 2011, at 9:03 AM, Michael Sumner msum...@nationsbestsports.com
wrote:
Working on a home
The way I would do this is to add a change event listener to the array
collection - and in the listener I would iterate through the collection to sum
the values. I would also create a value object to hold your data in a type
safe fashion. You could then use data binding to get UI updates in
The textfield has change events - you can use that to get the new value - then
recompute the sum. Pseudocode:
script
private function onChange( e:Event ):void {
doSum();
}
private function doSum():void {
...
}
/script
s:/ texInput change=onChange(event)
Except for the fact that HTML 5 apps look like shit compared to flash, the run
like shit, they can be freely stolen by anyone - and generally they rely on
lots of browser and CSS hacks to be pseudo consistent.
Html5 really sucks - its just a shame the world has decided Flash must no
longer be
delivery - the ONLY one that delivers on all devices.
Guy
On 17/12/2011, at 8:36 AM, Scott Fanetti wrote:
Except for the fact that HTML 5 apps look like shit compared to flash, the
run like shit, they can be freely stolen by anyone - and generally they rely
on lots of browser
It looks like you are setting the status on the change in the drop down list
but not casting it. Is that your issue? The change handler does not seem
attached - what is triggering it? When you debug it - what are the contents of
the drop down list data provider?
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On Feb
Technologies come and go. When I was a kid - the coolest thing in the world was
the NextStep computer. It died but eventually reemerged as the Mac OS.
Languages come and go as well. Flex and AS were great for a time - but the
proprietary nature of the language killed it a few years ago. The
I built the Rosetta Stone user interface in flex and the EA Pogo flex games
interface and online store were also built by me. I was using flash when it was
the Futuresplash player. I was a very early adopter.
Adobe F'd it in the A by mismanaging the technology that WAS really great.
But -
Wow - I really don't think this is the forum for character assassination. I've
been a polyglot developer and architect for 20 years. One thing in technology
is constant - that is change.
Adapt. It is childish to cling to a technology like a fanboy.
Dynamic languages use different
IMHO - you should create a separate bindable string and set the value to that
instead of directly setting the .text property of a text field. Your reduce
function seems ok - just run each object through the filter function to see if
it returns true. Only objects that return true should be
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