Re: [PHP] generating/transforming HTML so that it 'works' in a flash file

[Jochem Maas]

Richard Lynch wrote:
> 
> I suspect the first question would be if Flash people have bothered to
> document what HTML subset they support.

they do, to a point (although trying to figure out what is supported across
all version is painful) and reading what they do apparently support made me
cry.

> 
> And second is, wouldn't you have a lot more luck in a Flash forum?...

probably, I was kind of hoping that someone had made written something in php
already - figured I possibly wasn't the first to swim these waters.

that said the 'solution' I'm toying with currently is a slightly extended 
version
of the following :-) ...

$flashHTML = strip_tags($myHTML);

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Re: [PHP] generating/transforming HTML so that it 'works' in a flash file

[Richard Lynch]

I suspect the first question would be if Flash people have bothered to
document what HTML subset they support.

And second is, wouldn't you have a lot more luck in a Flash forum?...

On Wed, June 7, 2006 11:22 am, Jochem Maas wrote:
> hi people,
>
> I've been STFW till I'm blue in the face (so lack of oxygen might be
> problem atm) but can't find any [decent] info on
> generating/transforming existing
> HTML so thats it's compatible with the subset of tags that are
> supported
> by Flash (apparently Flash has the ability to show something that
> resembles
> HTML in certain visual controls - I don't flash, I'm just responsible
> for
> supplying XML feeds that the flash site/file in question can consume).
>
> so the question does any know of a reliable resource on this subject
> and/or
> some code nugget that is capable of generating/transforming (x)HTML
> into
> the cruft that Flash is capable of displaying?
>
> any feedback is welcome (apart from 'STFW' - I'm already doing that
> :-P)
>
> rgds,
> Jochem
>
> ps - my server side stuff is all php (so I need to have an HTML
> 'converter'
> written in php too [preferably]) before someone hits me with the 'what
> does
> this has to do with php' response.
>
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Re: [PHP] generating/transforming HTML so that it 'works' in a flash file

[Jochem Maas]

Martin Alterisio wrote:
> 2006/6/7, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >:
> 

...

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> 
> Have you read the following?
> http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/mx2004/main_7_2/1027.html
> http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/mx2004/main_7_2/1014.html

yes I found those already and read them (but thanks for pointing them out):

1. I'm trying to find something flash version agnostic so my XML output
routines can be reused by different flash files (made by different people,
with different reqs, etc)

2. the apparent lack of tag support is a major bummer when trying to
map fullblown (x)HTML to something flash will display sensibly... writing a
fullblown robust converter from scratch is something I don't really have the
time for (and the gains are not really worth it) - I mean where do you start
when TABLE is not even supported :-/

rather a downer all in all - I guess I have to start tweaking tinyMCE to
only produce the bare minimum of markup, seems like the path of least 
resistance.

> 

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Re: [PHP] generating/transforming HTML so that it 'works' in a flash file

[Martin Alterisio]

2006/6/7, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


hi people,

I've been STFW till I'm blue in the face (so lack of oxygen might be
problem atm) but can't find any [decent] info on generating/transforming
existing
HTML so thats it's compatible with the subset of tags that are supported
by Flash (apparently Flash has the ability to show something that
resembles
HTML in certain visual controls - I don't flash, I'm just responsible for
supplying XML feeds that the flash site/file in question can consume).

so the question does any know of a reliable resource on this subject
and/or
some code nugget that is capable of generating/transforming (x)HTML into
the cruft that Flash is capable of displaying?

any feedback is welcome (apart from 'STFW' - I'm already doing that :-P)

rgds,
Jochem

ps - my server side stuff is all php (so I need to have an HTML
'converter'
written in php too [preferably]) before someone hits me with the 'what
does
this has to do with php' response.

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Have you read the following?
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/mx2004/main_7_2/1027.html
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/mx2004/main_7_2/1014.html

[PHP] generating/transforming HTML so that it 'works' in a flash file

[Jochem Maas]

hi people,

I've been STFW till I'm blue in the face (so lack of oxygen might be
problem atm) but can't find any [decent] info on generating/transforming 
existing
HTML so thats it's compatible with the subset of tags that are supported
by Flash (apparently Flash has the ability to show something that resembles
HTML in certain visual controls - I don't flash, I'm just responsible for
supplying XML feeds that the flash site/file in question can consume).

so the question does any know of a reliable resource on this subject and/or
some code nugget that is capable of generating/transforming (x)HTML into
the cruft that Flash is capable of displaying?

any feedback is welcome (apart from 'STFW' - I'm already doing that :-P)

rgds,
Jochem

ps - my server side stuff is all php (so I need to have an HTML 'converter'
written in php too [preferably]) before someone hits me with the 'what does
this has to do with php' response.

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