Re: [flexcoders] Re: How can google index a Flex / SWF site ?

[Greg Fuller]

I'm considering using FXT, but I can't find any evidence that search engines
will index the XML in the web page.  Has anyone that used FXT had their
pages indexed by a search engine?  Or more generally, how can I know that
search engines will index XML inside a  script tag  ( 

Re: [flexcoders] deep linking and seo

[Greg Fuller]

I would like to see a solution that supported deep linking with an option
for SEO.   I think a good SEO solution would make Flex  a candidate for some
projects where it's currently dismissed.  I'm grappling with a decision now
on whether or not to use Flex, with the only problems for Flex being deep
linking, SEO, and the need for a little better html rendering.

--Greg

On 2/21/07, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


  Quick little poll for you guys (written late at night, not validated by
my bosses, please be gentle...). There has been plenty of discussion on
this list and elsewhere about deep linking and SEO for Flex apps.
Various solutions are available currently for deep linking like URLKit
or SWFAddress. However a robust solution for SEO is not available,
primarily because the search engine vendors need to cooperate a little
bit (the most popular suggestion these days is to return HTML instead of
a SWF when you think it's a search engine viewing your page, however
this is known as "cloaking" and the search engines frown upon it; think
about how porn sites operate and you'll know why).

Deep linking on its own of course has benefits, better URL support in
the address bar for bookmarking, copying into an IM or email, and even
cleaner history management. But I would contend that most folks want
deep linking so that pages can show up in a search engine, that while
deep linking is nice, SEO is even more important.

Q1: Do you think about deep linking primarily in the context of SEO, or
do you often want deep linking for non-search-related tasks?

We are currently investigating adding deep linking support into the Flex
framework (similar perhaps to URLKit, but more integrated, design still
TBD). However I also want to get your opinion as to whether you think
we should be investing here at this time, knowing that we may not have
an SEO solution at the same time. Note that as I said, SEO also
requires search engine help, so this is not a straightforward tradeoff.

Q2: Would you have us invest in deep linking before SEO, or is it of
more use to you if they come out together? Are current deep-linking
solutions sufficient for you at this time?

Also note that this is a completely unscientific survey and that we
reserve the right to do whatever we please regardless of how you respond
:-P

Thanks,
Matt
 

Re: [flexcoders] How can google index a Flex / SWF site ?

[Greg Fuller]

How about swfaddress? Is anyone successively using it with flex for SEO?

http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/

On 2/19/07, Jonathan Deven (JD) Alexander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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   Received.  Shall review and reply tonight.



Jon



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A bit of light reading for you...

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/message/58926


Brendan

 On 2/19/07, *helihobby* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hello all,

How can google and other search engines index a fully Flexed page ?

It seems like Adobe must have a solution for SEO ( Search Engine
Optimzation ) solutions for Flex as this can be a problem for this
technology if no such "Flex to HTML real time" translation exists !!!

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[flexcoders] Server push from ColdFusion without FDS?

[Greg Fuller]

I know that if you have ColdFusion, you get the remoting without
having to install FDS. I'm wondering if there is a way to do
server-to-client-push without FDS.  This may be wishful thinking, but
here's the source of my speculation:

 In one article
(http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/cf_flex_print.html),  Ben
Forta says that ColdFusion has been updated to have "… a new Flex
Messaging gateway which makes it possible to do push from ColdFusion
to client-side Flex via a single CFML function.  In other article. Ben
states that "In addition to these improvements, we have created a
brand new ColdFusion adapter that allows ColdFusion to push data to
the Flash client at runtime."

 The way I'm reading these statements in context, they don't seem to
be qualified with a requirement for FDS, in the same way that cf
remoting does not require FDS.  Incidentally, in the first article,
FDS is mentioned when referring to data sync through CF:  "There is a
new ColdFusion adapter which can be used to perform data
synchronization via FDS."

 So the question is:  Can you perform server-to-client-push without
installing FDS?  Which is the same as asking (I think): Is
server-to-client-push built into the cf adaptor, like remoting?  Or am
I only dreaming?

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Re: [flexcoders] Release & Pricing

[Greg Fuller]

Thanks Gordon.On 6/26/06, Gordon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:









  











Yes, there will be a 30-day trial period for
FlexBuilder after installation.

 

- Gordon

 









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Don't know if Adobe can comment on this, but I'm
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--Greg



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Correct.

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Problem with Firefox and Flex 2 apps?

[Greg Fuller]

Probably the number is correct. I'm guessing the Flash player activex control for 8.5 is installed, but the plugin player 8.5  for firefox is not.On 4/27/06, 
billlane1962 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Actually I don't think that number is correct.  That came from the
Flash Player download page.  Actual version is 8,5,0,246.

Bill

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>  
> 
> I was just trying out the Connect 4 app that is currently showcased in
> Labs (http://joeberkovitz.com/projects/Connect4/bin/Connect4.html ).

> This works great in IE.  But when I run this in Firefox (1.5.0.2 Plugin
> : 8,0,24,0) I get the default Flex background and nothing else.  I
> right-click and select play and the app starts.  But it runs very slowly
> and after a few moves Firefox stops responding.  This has been happening
> to me regularly since installing Flex 2 Beta 2.  Is anyone else having
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Re: [flexcoders] Is there a third-party or opensource market for Flex components?

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Market?  Well, there are
a bunch of Flash components that can easily be 

ported to work in Flex, some with no work at all.

As far as creating them, however, that takes a lot
of work, time, and the 
decision to go pay vs. open source isn't one to be
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value your time at all.

There some other sets out there too like mCom,
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I'm thinking of components like complex
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2 Beta initial impressions

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Cool.  I was wondering if there is a big difference in the size of the swf also?Thanks, GregOn 2/1/06, Jonathan Miranda <
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Well I moved my entire app over from Alpha to Beta (about
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THE LOAD TIME!

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Re: [flexcoders] Internet Explorer Remote Object problem

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   Oddly, when I change the contextroot param to  /ewn or ewn,  the 
remote object call does not work in any browser.

Peter Farland wrote:

>Have you tried changing your contextroot commandline param to be "/ewn"?
>I know this doesn't immediately explain why this works on Netscape, but
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Integrating with Python

[Greg Fuller]

There's an alpha version of amf-python that would let you use remote  
object at:

http://www.simonf.com/flap/

Never tried it.


On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 19:30:09 -0600, dunwerkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Thanks Manish. Running it as an HTTPService or as a CGI would seem to
> be the easiest, and I'll give it a try. I had been thinking in terms
> of RemoteObject and hence my uncertainty on how to proceed, but
> HTTPService sure looks easier to implement from what I'm starting
> with.
>
>
>> From: Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: Re: Integrating with Python
>>
>> dunwerkin wrote:
>> > Can anyone point me towards an example integrating Flex with Python? I
>> > have existing Python classes, etc that I hope to reuse so that I can
>> > feed in a data structure coming from a Flex front end and get back a
>> > new data structure to send to Flex for visualization. I'm not sure if
>> > I need to dive into learning how Jython works, or if there is a
>> > simpler way I'm missing. If the Jython route is recommended, any
>> > links would be great.
>>
>> You could set up your Python modules as services:
>>
>> 1. Web service on Tomcat?
>> 2. Simple CGI script that returns data in XML format. This can be
>> accessed from Flex using HTTPService.
>>
>> You could also try wrapping your Python module into Java using Jython,
>> and then access it using RemoteObject from Flex. I'd go for the service
>> way (HTTPService to keep it simple).
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Re: [flexcoders] Come Break This

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Got no sound, just a thank you.

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Asfunction not working inside htmlText

[Greg Fuller]

Hi everyone,

I'm having trouble getting "asfunction" to work inside htmlText.

This post in the MM flex newgroup suggests that asfunction may have
been broken with the release of 1.5:
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=346&threadid=929079&highlight_key=y&keyword1=asfunction


Here's a super simplified version of what I'm trying to do:
---

http://www.macromedia.com/2003/mxml"; xmlns="*">


function hello_you(you:String) {
alert("hello " + you);
}












-

Does anyone know if I'm doing something wrong, or if asfunction really
is broken?

Thanks - Greg