You need to embed the font. Google it
Alan Neilsen skrev:
I have found that when I call text into a dynamic text field from a variable,
it does not look the same as the text in a static text field set with the same
font, size, etc. The text in the dynamic text field appears with no
Furthermore, you have to separately embed each font face that you're
using (regular, bold, italic).
At 11:46 PM 9/18/2008, Christoffer Enedahl wrote:
You need to embed the font. Google it
Alan Neilsen skrev:
I have found that when I call text into a dynamic text field from a
variable, it
Hey all,
We're working on a site for a charity in which we want to build a
really quick, streamlined donation process - basically, a user sticks
their credit card details and email address into a simple form in our
Flash site, we process the transaction in the background and the UX
continues in
I'm trying to get remote debugging with CS3 but failing. Here's what I'm
doing:
Step 1: New FLA with actions creating Timer TextField that updates every
second
Step 2: Save FLA in same directory as Flash (just for testing purposes)
Step 3: Check 'Permit debugging' in publish settings
Step
Alan,
Review the help docs under textfield and textformat. Make sure you
understand the difference between textfield properties and textformat
properties and how they are set.
Regards,
-Keith
http://keithreinfeld.home.comcast.net
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I'm not sure about this one, but couldn't you just make the form in flash
yourself and just
post the same variables to the service, which the usual HTML foms also post.
You could just
peek in the HTML form, check out the variables which it will send and
simulate that behaviour in flash.
Yes he was building components at the time, so maybe I have my wires
crossed.
Anyway, ignore the thread so far, what I would like to know is whether it's
possible to strip out methods/capabilities from flash classes - for example,
and to name a few, I don't need any of the following methods in
As I said, those are intrinsics and native to the Flash Player -
therefore unstrippable, as they're not compiled into your .swf file
anyway.
To repeat - i) you can't strip them and ii) there's no point in
stripping them, as they don't add to your filesize.
Ian
On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 4:10 PM,
Usually there are two ways of handling payement,
first is the hosted pay page, which means the payment is done through de
payment processing website, not on yours.
The second, and I presume you want that one, is done all on the
merchant's server. This requires you to buy an SSL key,
have your
- Original Message -
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Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 4:10 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] RE: Optimising file size - stripping down
Yes he was building components at the time, so maybe I have my wires
crossed.
Anyway,
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Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 4:34 PM
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Mac Angell wrote:
Hey everyone! I'm trying to find a solid zip/unzip library for AS3. I've
done some testing with both FZip and AS3 Zip, and I've been running into
problems with both. So I'm wondering if there are any others out there
that anyone knows about that have been tested extensively.
I'm working with a flash video player that is simliar to Youtube's
chromeless video player. However, for some reason I continue to get
SecurityError: Error #2152: Full screen mode is not allowed. even
though allowFullScreen is set to true.
public function interfaceFullScreen ():void
{
if
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