[Flashcoders] OT -- job opening

[LMSpam]

Intertech Media in Stamford, CT is looking for intermediate level  
Flash programmers.


Fluency in AS2 and Flash 8 is required. Familiarity w/ AS3 and Flex  
Builder is a huge plus.


We are looking for someone who can work on site in Stamford.

If you'd like to send a resume, or have questions, please contact me  
off-list.


Thanks,

Lance
PS. Yes, this is a legit email address -- I always sign up for lists  
using my spam address just in case.

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Re: [Flashcoders] XPathAPI recursive XML search

[LMSpam]

I believe:

XPathAPI.selectNodeList(node,/*/nameOfNode);

will return an array of all child nodes with nameOfNode as their  
nodeName



On Feb 23, 2007, at 5:39 PM, Tom Klepl wrote:


Hi..

I am working on a project currently and I'm using Macromedia's  
XPathAPI. However, I need to recursively search one of my XML files  
which is 4 or 5 levels deep. The search I want to perform should  
return all nodes with a specified name, no matter where they are in  
the hierarchy.


Can anyone suggest/point me to a solution? I don't want to use  
xfactorstudio's API due to its size. I am thinking of extending  
XPathAPI.


Thanks.

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[Flashcoders] IE 7 and ExternalInterface.call()

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ExternalInterface.call(myFunction);

is working great in Firefox and Safari, but does nothing in IE7  
(though it worked in IE6).


(addCallback still works OK)

Anyone have a suggestion as to how to fix this?

Thanks,

L
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Re: [Flashcoders] IE 7 and ExternalInterface.call()

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I'm slowly tracking it down...

It seems that there has to be an actual click executed in the swf  
-- just pressing a spacebar or hitting enter doesn't seem to do the  
trick...


Also, under the security settings, I had to enable Navigate sub- 
frames across different domains


But it seems to be working now -- albeit in a typically unpredictable  
IE kind of way...


thanks,

L
On Feb 19, 2007, at 2:37 PM, Alain Rousseau wrote:


this could be related to how you reference the ActiveX control in your
javascript. Some things have changed a little between IE6 and IE7  
regarding

DOM objects access

Alain

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ExternalInterface.call(myFunction);

is working great in Firefox and Safari, but does nothing in IE7  
(though it

worked in IE6).

(addCallback still works OK)

Anyone have a suggestion as to how to fix this?

Thanks,

L
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Re: [Flashcoders] help

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it's usually a safer bet to use  or  rather than ==


On Feb 16, 2007, at 1:48 PM, Gustavo Duenas wrote:

Hi, I need desperately some help...how can I detect if some dragged  
object is moving right or left.
Because I need to trigger some event when its moving right and  
other when it is moving left.


so far I'm trying to use this, but it appears to be useless.


this is the code inside the object which is dragged.


var xright = this._x+1;
var xleft = this._x-1;

if (this._x==xright){
launching
}
if(this._x==xleft){
launching2
}




regards



Gustavo Duenas

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