http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/000104.html
Check out the preloading. You could also create a shell and preload in
that swf.
Are you basing the percentage on the frames loaded (100 * _framesloaded
/ _totalframes) or bytes loaded (100 * getBytesLoaded() /
getBytesTotal())? You should be
This is one of the reasons I avoid MM components unless I totally have to.
Most of the components will only work if you export in first frame so the
only option I''ve found is:
- Put your content in an external SWF (which also causes problems because of
a bug with the components needing an
Hello All ---
I am trying to run an onEnterFrame or setInterval in a Class (which extends
mx.core.UIComponent) and not having much luck.
If I use onEnterFrame it runs once and then dies. I have even tried using
Delegate with the onEnterFrame and still no luck.
Likewise, I have tried using
http://www.fjax.net/
ryanm
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it was discussed last wekk or 2 weeks ago, try to search in archives. There
were another engine (at least 1:)
On 6/22/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
Does anyone know if there's an Actionscript (preferably AS2) physics
engine out there other than Flade?
Thanks,
Ian
Seems like a hack to me, from both the AJAX programming and Flash
programming perspective.
Mike
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Of course I am not an ajax programmer, but if its as hard as
they say, and if it makes it easier for ajax programmers to
code then why not?
AJAX programming is not hard at all, as long as you know JavaScript and a
server-side programming language. There's no need to have your server-side
AJAX is just a buzzword anyway. The methodology has been around
forever.
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AJAX programming is not hard at all, as long as you know JavaScript and a
server-side programming language. There's no need to have your server-side
programming language return XML, either, so this is a solution in search
of
a problem.
Lol. So the whole thing about their code eliminating the
ridiculous? not really, i think its kind of slick, the idea to use
flash as your xml parser rather than the browser.
Overblown? defintely. i think i can actually hear those guys
stroking themselves from here.
On 6/23/06, hank williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well... not really.
Of
Error parsing XML data .. LOL!
The Digg Effect strikes again. Anyway, I don't think it's hard to use
conditional branching in your Javascript to account for browser
differences, but I think FJAX is a neat idea anyway.
Mark Luker
Illustration Design Interactive Media
GREF-Southern
hi
has anyone tried making a peer 2 peer client via Flash? Anyone care
to make an opinion about the possibilities or difficulties?
thanks
Tj
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Of course I am not an ajax programmer, but if its as hard as they say, and
if it makes it easier for ajax programmers to code then why not?
Because it makes your web site dependant on the Flash plugin when it
doesn't need to be. You're trading the effort of browser compatibility for
the
Where can I find one? I'm getting some errors and I need an archive to
search. ;-)
ryanm
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wow, those drumbeat ones look prety nice, good job.
On 6/22/06, judah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While not trying to pimp my own stuff I'd like to add
http://drumbeatinsight.com to the list. It is a small set of components
that covers what I think were missing most from the V2 components. They
two things you can do to remedy this problem:
1.pay attention to the bandwitdth profiler when you test your movie.it
sounds like the bulk of your movie is being loaded in the first frame. make
sure that the only thing on the timeline in the frame or frames where the
preloader works is the
Lol. So the whole thing about their code eliminating the
differences between browsers is huey huh?!
Yeah, pretty much. There's very little about using XmlHTTPRequest that's
browser-dependent. If you're doing anything significant with the data you
return via AJAX, that's where you're more
Check http://www.tufat.com/category3.htm
Dont know if they are good but really cheap and with AS2 source!
You can check the api and demo's as well.
Arnoud
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Hey no laughing - my point was that they support PHP, nothing more :P
On 6/23/06, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mick G schrieb:
You can build a fully blown database driven site in Dreamweaver (allbeit
not
perfect code)
LOL
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Yes.. why not use remoting instead? Much cleaner from both the Flash and
server perspective. Of course, perhaps with aid of AJAX Flash front-end can
be fitted to more back-ends.
Ville
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It's possible to do it with the help of a 3rd party wrapper like Northcode's
UDP/TCP API or even using Python Simple Socket Server.
It's impossible to do a Flash Player to a remote Flash Player directly
because you need some external common meeting place (like a server) to tell
you that somebody
It is not possible. Flash cannot connect to another flash peer for security
reasons. First of all, flash cannot accept incoming requests to connect. It
can only generate connection requests.
It is conceivable that Apollo will do p2p, but if my recollection serves me,
I read that while they are
Dave has it right - the only issue on browser dependency I've found was with
sending hefty packets via the xmlhttprequest... beyond the browser actually
supporting the call in the first place.
The biggest hurdle I found was the space character being presented as a +
character when using Safari.
ah
yea...
but IF the server is JUST a meeting spot -- could Flash clients
actually host data? As long as the server is just doing the mapping
of other clients its okbut what I was thinking about was having
them all hold data somehow. Like - what is the internal limit for
Flash
I think you'd need to use bitmapData and some filters on it... like
displacement mapping, etc. Not a small task.
I took a look at the BitMapData class and the displacementMapFilter and I'm
not sure if it can do what I want or not. I looked at the PerlinNoise filter
as well and I don't see
Thanks Franto - my mistake for skipping that discussion. The other one
mentioned is:
http://www.harveycartel.org/metanet/tutorials.html
However, the last discussion was about free physics engine, whereas
I'll happily take a look at anything commercial out there as well - if
anyone's got any
Hi,
I have a Flash application inside a C wrapper to gain access to the
PDA file system (mostly read and write txt/xml files) without major
problems.
We´re communicating both applications via XMLSockets (you cannot use
ExternalInterface because player the Flash PPC player is player 7),
which is
Does anyone here happen to know a way to limit the field length in the V2
numeric stepper component? In TextInput the same can be accomplished fairly
easily as every keypress within it broadcasts a change event. Numeric
stepper doesn't appear to do so; a change is broadcast only when the focus
is
Hello Flashcoders,
I've found substantial differencies in TextField behavior when the
movie is played in Flash Player v7 (7.0.19.0) and v8(8.0.24.0).
Moments I have problems with are:
- IMG tag with external swf (or clip from library) embedded
- .maxscroll property
I'd like to avoid
Never mind.. :) maxChars appears to work for Numeric Stepper the same way it
does for TextInput even though it's not in the documentation.
Ville
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