u can rewrite the same text after resizing the field
as in:
after resize.
myDynamicTF = "my text here";
i didnt try it but it should work
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Please,
Does anybody knows a workaround to prevent the 'words messy between
lines' when res
Test Again
On 3/9/07, Dennis Landi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
test
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From: Gregory N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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i had that Porblem too... I solved it by copying the bitmap data to an empty
movieClip when the onLoadInit() (and not onLoadComplete!!) handler invokes,
this means u'll have to load the movieClip with the MovieClipLoader object.
even working Offline, the draw() method wouldn't work as the MovieCli
elibol wrote:
Hmm, I understand how the first operand does not represent the parsed
string
in:
trace(6.30e+51 == 6.3e+51);
And how what trace prints is just the string representation of the
number...
I guess the point of the final experiment is that the solution is to
parse
elibol wrote:
I stated the origin of the number and what I want to do with it. The
number
is derived from a string using parseFloat, and it simply needs to
serve its
purpose as an operand in an expression.
The relevant point of this discussion is that a hard coded assignment of
6.3e+51 to a
In Flash 8 you can add: System.security.allowDomain("www.domain.com");
to your Flash app that does the loading.
For the flash 9 player, you'll need a cross domain policy file.
regards,
Muzak
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You should go to the following sites :
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/index.cfm?NoCookies=Yes
http://www.raisingaimee.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=29
There you will find more answers to Captivate !
Good Luck !
Alain
yuvarajm wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for
Hi
I have input text fields in some 'speech bubbles' for an application I am
building
I can set the maximum number of characters, but what I really need is to be
able to set the maximum number of lines so that hitting return NEVER causes
text to disappear.
So far , not the best solution has be
This is driving me absolutely nuts, hats off to the flash engineers
who have outdone themselves.. with bitmap security. Not like any
image can't be photoshop print screened right off the web and
filtered in photoshop, some security risk, eh crap total crap I say.
1. Copying a bitmap from
Glen,
Thanks, this does help...
although I'm still hoping against hope for a better way to get
this .fla source updated!
Anyone have any experience with updating old .fla source? Has it
always just gone smoothly?!
Thanks again,
--Dave
From: Glen Pike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
Hmm, I understand how the first operand does not represent the parsed string
in:
trace(6.30e+51 == 6.3e+51);
And how what trace prints is just the string representation of the number...
I guess the point of the final experiment is that the solution is to parse
the float without the
Hi,
Both are pretty good but leave you some work to do in that all the
exported symbols are named programmatically and not as your original FLA.
ASV exports a JSFL file and a load of AS and FLA files. To rebuild
your FLA, you need to run the JSFL. Flash Decompiler is simpler and it
s
Excellent answer. I was lax on specifying packages for my classes. Once
I did that, I used an import statement for the data class and I was good
to go. Thanks so much.
import CommLogging.ContextMessageTransferData;
var theDataObj:ContextMessageTransferData =
LoggingLibrary_mc.LogClass.createC
Oh, and this:
parseFloat(n2Split[0])
also adds errors. The number (6.3) probably can't be accurately
represented in float/double format, so it's not quite 6.3 (it might be
6.3005123412, for example). So, when you then multiply it
by the power of 10 it won't be the same as when it w
I think the problem here is that this:
var n2:Number = parseFloat(n2Split[0])*Math.pow(10, parseInt(n2Split[1]));
is not the same as doing the math. When you define it as a string the
code will convert the number directly, trying to get as close as it
can to the value.
However, in the code you
I think I found the difference. Using swfmill's swf2xml mode and
looking at the differences between the swfmill SWF and the Flash IDE
SWF I see this:
The tags in the swmfill SWF have the 'replace' value set
to 0, while in the IDE's SWF the 'replace' value is set to 1. I'm
guessing if I can mak
I stated the origin of the number and what I want to do with it. The number
is derived from a string using parseFloat, and it simply needs to serve its
purpose as an operand in an expression.
The relevant point of this discussion is that a hard coded assignment of
6.3e+51 to a Number yields diffe
There is less to ActionScript than one might suspect.
Reading the API (either in the Macromedia textbooks or the docs) is
probably more help than a course for an experienced person. None of the
stuff is particularly magical and knowing what Objects and methods are
available is the biggest chal
If you really have a number with 52 decimal digits of precision
required, you can not store it in a double.
I believe that a double is only good for about 16-17 digits.
What is the origin of such a number and what do you want to do with it?
You will have to write all of your own arithmetic or f
I'm having a weird problem with using gotoAndStop/gotoAndPlay when
using an SWF output by swfmill.
I'm trying to implement a class that uses movie clips created in
swfmill as button states. The SWF generated by swfmill will contain a
clip for each button, which contains 4 frames, one for each bu
>>useHandCursor determines whether the hand cursor is used when
>>a movieclip is fitted with interactive handlers (onPress/onRelease).
Right, so you tell a mc in the cellRenderer which has a text area or
whatever and also has onPress or onRelease handlers assigned (with no
action):
myMCinCellRe
Oh, I completely agree about staying away from timeline actionscript.
The first little flash app I did (just a small test app) used the
timeline cause I didn't know any better, but I very quickly realized
that was the wrong way to go. :)
So, the book looks like it's one of the many "explaining De
I heard that CS3 may include Flash...
On 3/9/07, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/9/07, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Might be this (from the Photoshop CS3 Extended blurb linked off the home
page):
> "New to the Photoshop family, Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended delivers
> ever
useHandCursor determines whether the hand cursor is used when a movieclip is
fitted with interactive handlers (onPress/onRelease).
On 3/9/07, Merrill, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>How do I set the hand cursor when mousing over records in a
>>datagrid (AS2 V2)?
>>
>>I've tried setting useH
instanceof matches an objects primitive type in as1 and as2.
I believe you can do this by adding a method to the Button.prototype object.
Button.prototype.somefunc = function(){
trace("hi");
}
and from a button instance, you make invoke
buttonInstance.somefunc(); //hi
On 3/9/07, strk <[EMAIL
Thanks Hans, that's some really useful info on DisplacementMap - I always
find it tricky getting my head around it ;)
Agreed that if I was doing this *properly*, Papervision would be the way to
go, but I'm doing a simple 2-and-a-bit-d side-scrolling game with a bit of
parallax, it seems that Pape
On 3/9/07, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Might be this (from the Photoshop CS3 Extended blurb linked off the home page):
"New to the Photoshop family, Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended delivers
everything in Photoshop CS3 and more. Render and incorporate 3D images
into your 2D composites. Sto
On 3/9/07, Merrill, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hadn't seen it mentioned here yet.
March 27th:
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/launchevent/
I wonder what "to think in multiple dimensions" meanscould it be?
Might be this (from the Photoshop CS3 Extended blurb linked off t
Thank you Jim.
To clarify the problem we are discussing, when a string is parsed into a
number, and the string is representing a very large number, the number does
not yield the expected results when used in an operation. This is
demonstrated in the first modulo experiment. This issue does not ex
Hadn't seen it mentioned here yet.
March 27th:
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/launchevent/
I wonder what "to think in multiple dimensions" meanscould it be?
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Global Technology & Operations
Learning & Leadership Development
eTools & Multimedia Tea
Hi,
I posted some info on my blog about using photoshop/3d software to get the
effect you want.
I don't know if displacement maps are the way to go though, seems
papervision3d might be of more help to you.
Anywayz for more info on getting specific displacements, you can take a look
here:
http://ob
Is there a way to attach a method to all existing button instances ?
It seems that button instances are NOT instaceof Button ...
At least NOT for SWF6 .
--strk;
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'lo all
Apologies if this is an old topic, but I can't find anything in the
Flashcoders archives, and Google just throws up some gnomic "it's possible"
blog comments without any actual hints on *how* it's possible...
I'm attempting to perspective distort a bitmap to use as a floor in a
parallax
If you are looking to improve your application development skills,
invest in this book.
I have been heavily involved in ActionScript for the last 6 years and
programming for more than 30.
This showed me a lot of really useful ways to improve the way
applications are constructed. Much more import
>>The links you sent me only
>>confirm my argument that XML
>>is much easier to setup and use
>>than XML in Flash.
Ooops. What I meant to type was:
>>The links you sent me only
>>confirm my argument that XML
>>is much easier to setup and use
>>than JSON in Flash.
Jason Merrill
Bank of Ameri
>>false ... JSON is more fast than XML in ActionScript ;)
I didn't say ANYTHING about speed did I?
"IMO it would take a lot more work using JSON in Flash than XML"
- I discussed ease of implementation/use. The links you sent me only
confirm my argument that XML is much easier to setup and us
Weird, my e-mails keep bouncing for this thread. Let's try again:
Actionscripting knowledge is about all I do have. I've been working
on a fairly complex Flash application for the past 6 months or so (our
Flash developer quit and it landed on me), so I've picked up a lot of
the programming stuf
Hello :)
false ... JSON is more fast than XML in ActionScript ;)
You can use JSON or EDEN :
In my OpenSource framework (VEGAS) you can find JSON and EDEN implementation
... more speed, and keep the type of the properties (in xml you must check
the string and transform the type after the parsing
>>How do I set the hand cursor when mousing over records in a
>>datagrid (AS2 V2)?
>>
>>I've tried setting useHandCursor = true, but that didn't work.
>>
>>How do I do it?
You might try a CellRenderer for each item, and put code in your
CellRenderer class (or movieClip) to modify the cursor.
Jas
>>Why not using JSON? I haven't used it yet but this seems like
>>a good opportunity from the examples I've studied.
Because JSON is Javascript and more suited for AJAX applications - IMO
it would take a lot more work using JSON in Flash than XML to get it
working in Flash while achieving the sam
Hi,
Thanks for the help. I tried xray but it didn't work.
I don't have any .fla files I have only swf. Through Captivate I tried
exporting the files to flash 2004 or flash 8 (so as to get the .fla's)
but it is giving me error. My Basic problem is that I a have some demo
created in captivate follo
I am using the MovieClipLoader to pull some images from another domain that has
a higher bandwidth limit. When using the crossdomain server the images show up
as a solid green box.
Small images from the same directory load fine cross domain. The same images
load fine when loaded from the same d
test
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> is there a way to detect a users os within flash? we are
> working on some things what i will need to isolate osx
> users etc.
myString = System.capabilities.os;
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Might take a look at the lynda.com, may get you enough to get up to speed
for the other class and you can pick what your looking for.
GBY,
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hey all.
is there a way to detect a users os within flash? we are working on
some things what i will need to isolate osx users etc.
much appreciated in advance.
cheers.
joshua forstot
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