Re: [Flashcoders] twilight zone: flvPlayback doesn't work if there are too many functions in the fla!

[me myself]

Thanks! Actually, things are going well -- except for the video problems.
You guys have been a big help with those.

Happy New Year!

On 12/31/06, Yehia Shouman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


You can fix your minor issue by going to the publish settings and beside
the
dropdown list of the actionscript version, click the button beside it, I
dont have flash installed on my machine. So you need to click this button
and select to export your code to frame 2.

then make ur preloader in frame 1, and leave frame 2 empty, then put ur
stuff in frame 3
make your preloader jump to frame 3 when all loaded, and Good luck ! You
seem to need some :)


On 12/28/06, me myself [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 PROBLEMS SOLVED

 Both problems -- 2nd-video-not-playing and too-many-functions -- were
 fixed
 when I upgraded to the new flvPlayback component. Using
 NetConnection/Netstream also worked, but I'm going to stick with the
 component for a while.

 ONE MINOR PROBLEM LEFT

 When I was using the old version of the component, I set its classes to
 load
 in frame 2, because frame 1 was a preloader. For some reason, the new
 version of the flvPlayback component doesn't work unless I load the
 classes
 in frame 1. Which screws up the preloader. The actual component isn't on
 stage until Frame 2, but I have to load its classes in frame 1. Why?
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Re: [Flashcoders] setInterval creates tooltip, then kills it

[me myself]

Is there any reason why you need your tooltip text to be selectable?
Selectable text gives you the i-beam cursor when you roll over it, and the
i-beam interferes with button events. Try this...

myTextField.selectable = false;

On 12/29/06, Mendelsohn, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Thanks, Grégoire.  Your thought process seemed to work.  I also ended up
having to include a check for whether or not the tooltip MC was undefined
onEnterFrame.

- MM


class toolbarFunctions extends MovieClip {
private var tipID:Number;
function toolbarFunctions() {
}
function onRollOver():Void {
this.tipID = setInterval(this, displayTip, 1000);
}
function displayTip():Void {
// create text container...
// check to see if it was getting created again and again...
if (_root.tooltip == undefined) {
_root.createEmptyMovieClip(tooltip, 20);
_root.tooltip.createTextField(tip, 1, 0, 0, 100,
100);
_root.tooltip.tip.text = tooltip;
// make text follow mouse...
_root.tooltip.onEnterFrame = function():Void  {
var coord:Object = {xx:_root._xmouse,
yy:_root._ymouse};
this._x = coord.xx;
this._y = coord.yy;
};
clearInterval(this.tipID);
}
}
}

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