Taka Kojima wrote:
E4X is a much better approach than looping through an XML object and adding
items to an XMLList.
In this case, yes. But only because it will end up being the same code
that you would have written anyway. The condition syntax is nothing but
an inline search loop. And the lo
I agree, and you can do a for loop to display your data.
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 3:08 PM, Taka Kojima wrote:
> E4X is a much better approach than looping through an XML object and adding
> items to an XMLList.
>
> An E4x command automatically returns an XMLList type object.
>
> On Thu, Aug 5, 20
E4X is a much better approach than looping through an XML object and adding
items to an XMLList.
An E4x command automatically returns an XMLList type object.
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 11:47 AM, Nathan Mynarcik wrote:
> You would need to make a var that is an XMLList that pulls only the nodes
> that
Look into e4x
To only show items with value="a" it would be aXML.item.(@value == "a")
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Lehr, Theodore
wrote:
> Is there a way to only show certain xml based on a value - for instance -
> say I have:
>
> var aXML:XML =
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> So i
Well, duh, that's true. ;)
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You would need to make a var that is an XMLList that pulls only the nodes
that have the value "a". Then you can trace out your XMLList and it will
only be the ones you need.
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On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 2:18 PM, Lehr, Theodore wrote:
Is there a way to only show certain xml based on a value - for instance - say I
have:
var aXML:XML =
So if someone picks "a" from a drop down - I would then only display the ones
that have the value of a in a datagrid...
I am used to just doing something like:
var
I have a simple question. I came across some code in a project that
defines a const in a function.
function doSomething():void{
const my_var:String = "my_var"
var buffer:String = '';
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> I was going to suggest Moodle as well, but it doesn't work offline as
> far as I know, so this wouldn't seem to help his need at all. But then
> I saw there is some development of "Offline Moodle" - perhaps this is
> worth looking into and seeing if it could be integrated with AIR:
> http://docs
>> have you looked into implementing an existing LMS like Moodle
I was going to suggest Moodle as well, but it doesn't work offline as
far as I know, so this wouldn't seem to help his need at all. But then
I saw there is some development of "Offline Moodle" - perhaps this is
worth looking into a
The difference is that the reference is constant, meaning you cannot change
it.
You can't do this:
const my_var:String = "my_var";
my_var = "other text";
You could do this if it were declared as a var.
Cheers
Juan Pablo Califano
2010/8/5 Jiri
> I have a simple question. I came across some c
>> Well, ColdFusion is much better than PHP!
>>
>> But more seriously,
>
> I hope that you are joking, as you seem to be implying.
Actually, no, but this isn't the time or the place to rise to the
defense of ColdFusion I suppose.
As far as the original poster goes, he'd be better served using
wha
Dave Watts wrote:
Well, ColdFusion is much better than PHP!
But more seriously,
I hope that you are joking, as you seem to be implying.
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> Currently, for the server side I am leaning toward PHP and MySQL. If
> required and more beneficial I would consider Cold Fusion.
Well, ColdFusion is much better than PHP!
But more seriously, instead of using either, have you looked into
implementing an existing LMS like Moodle? This would all
Jason,
Thanks!
Currently, for the server side I am leaning toward PHP and MySQL. If
required and more beneficial I would consider Cold Fusion.
If interested I could e-mail you the detailed specs.
As I have not done anything with Flex and Flash Builder4, I am wondering
whether I shou
I'm in the e-learning industry, but your technical questions are really just
general Flash/AIR/Server scripting/database questions. To transmit data from
the AIR app when connected to a server side database, you'll need some kind of
server side script, like a web service set up. Do you know ho
Hello,
Being on this list for awhile, I realize some of you are involved with the
development of e-learning programs.
I have been doing the same, and at this time I am trying to develop a
simplified LMS for tracking students’ records. If anyone has already written
similar code, I will be
Yes, but if it is all "hardcoded"you could mc.startDrag();
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Or you can do:
e.currentTarget.parent.startDrag();
On Aug 5, 2010 9:24 AM, "Cor" wrote:
mc.mouseChildren = false;
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mc.mouseChildren = false; would that do it?
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> Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2010 09:14:18 -0400
> Subject: [Flashcoders] drag issues
>
> I have a mc that has other mc in it... this mc is hard coded on the stage...
> in the as I have:
Set :
mc.mouseChildren = false;
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Subject: [Flashcoders] drag issues
I have a mc t
Lehr, Theodore wrote:
I have a mc that has other mc in it... this mc is hard coded on the stage... in
the as I have:
mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, drag);
function drag(e:MouseEvent):void
{
e.target.startDrag();
}
The problem arises that instead of dragging the mc as a whole
If you are listening for an event on the "parent" clip, then use
currentTarget not target.
On 05/08/2010 14:14, Lehr, Theodore wrote:
I have a mc that has other mc in it... this mc is hard coded on the stage... in
the as I have:
mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, drag);
function drag
I have a mc that has other mc in it... this mc is hard coded on the stage... in
the as I have:
mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, drag);
function drag(e:MouseEvent):void
{
e.target.startDrag();
}
The problem arises that instead of dragging the mc as a whole - it drags each
mc in th
mc.mouseChildren = false;
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Theodore
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To: Flash Coders List
Subject: [Flashcoders] drag issues
I have a mc that has o
Oops correction,
Two images on the server.
The original image ( for actual printing) and the created image (for
proofing).
And maybe a postscript file for the text. Make it easy to transfer
right into production at the shop.
Karl
On Aug 5, 2010, at 4:20 AM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Thank
Thanks Dave,
That is an interesting approach, but I am all thumbs when it comes to
python.
I was going to use php and have the user upload their image,
I would store the image on the server, reference/load a thumb of that
image,
then let them place it add text etc, then take the text they add
I second that approach. I made a label maker that plugged into a python backend
and then on to their printer workflow. I only sent string data of the text they
entered, plus font choice, color, position, and what background imagery they
chose. If you could 'free draw' your own illustration then
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