Hi Ashim,
Thanks.
I have it already working with StageDisplayMode.FULLSCREEN, but this still
needs a user interaction.
And I would like to open my app fullscreen without any browser visuals, and
even better if the user is not able to switch to any other display mode.
Kind regards
cor
-Orig
You have a class with a public DOC (DisplayObjectContainer).
This DOC contains all the visual assets of your class.
In you refresh/reset/constructor method, do you use either:
container = null;
or a loop to manually remove all display objects within the container, eg:
if (container != null)
{
If you want to find the EMPLOYEE node you can do something like:
trace(staff2.EMPLOYEE.(text()[0] == "leroy").toXMLString());
trace(staff2.EMPLOYEE.(child(0) == "leroy").toXMLString());
trace(staff2.EMPLOYEE.(toString() == "leroy").toXMLString());
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/
I wouldn't really like that as a user, a webpage that takes my screen
without asking.If it's an app, try AIR, that might have something. You
should be able to launch a window with javascript without interaction
(window.open - look it up)
Other than that, I'm really not sure.
2009/2/20 Cor
> Hi A
I know, its not for websites but company learningapps.
I can't use AIR.
All my apps are to be launched from Moodle.
Thanks!
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D'Silva
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As I'm sure you've discovered, Flash Player security model will block you
from doing this directly:
"The ActionScript that initiates full-screen mode can be called only in
response to a mouse event or keyboard event. If it is called in other
situations, Flash Player throws an exception.
Users can
var n: Number = container.numChildren;
while ( n-- ) {
container.removeChildAt(n);
}
sounds better ;) less problems when you start from the bottom is my
experience.
You have a class with a public DOC (DisplayObjectContainer).
This DOC contains all the visual assets of your class.
In you ref
Jonathan,
Thank you!
I did know about the blocking directly.
This is what I am trying to overcome.
BUT, I didn't know it is not possible to use keyboard input
And that is surely something I need.
If no one comes up with some kind of sulotion, I guess I have to run it in
the browser window?
Than
Nice(r)
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var n: Numbe
awesome - thanks
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 8:15 AM, SJF wrote:
> Try this -
>
> http://code.google.com/p/resizetoolkit/downloads/detail?name=ResizeToolkit_v.95.zip&can=2&q
> =
>
> Haven't used it myself yet, but it looks like a robust technique/set of
> classes.
> _
Thank you very much Taka and Kenneth - that answers my question. The
question, and my example, was academic; I was wondering how is it supposed
to work since it didn't seem to follow the pattern for children at a second
level. I usually have a healthy amount of attributes in use however, I
thought
I am looking at the docs, and it almost seems like I can't capture the sound
that is playing through the speakers (itunes/web/application). Which seems
odd to me given that we can capture the camera and microphone but not just
sound that is not played within the flash player. I did a soft search wi
What you hear, in your speakers is audio output... not audio input.
So to do what you want, you need to somehow turn your audio output into an
input.
Here are few ideas:
- I used to have a Sound Blaster sound card that had a driver that would
loop the audio out back into the input. There w
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