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rs only when I create a new object, in other words, if the
server through the XML commands the client to create an object.
Is there some profiler that will help know if any event that was dispatched
has not been caught by any component/object?
Thanks
Varun
On 7/10/07, James Booth <[EMAIL PROT
Are you using EventDispatcher at all? If so, are you adding listeners at
each interval? Make sure they're added and removed properly or they'll get
lost and mount up. It's hard to help without seeing any code. Can you give
a brief example of the code that runs at each interval?
- James
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Actually, on top of that, I think isDown checks the Key Code which would be
65.
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Could it be the case of your variable?
KEY_a versus Key_a
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Look into Flash Remoting. This is how I've done it in the past.
- James
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Make sure your Video Player Component has an instance name and is referenced
properly.
- James
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I had a similar issue that I wanted to attach an "ImageNotFound" clip if an
image didn't load, but I'm unable to attach anything if it fails. The only
way I could fix it, was to initially create an empty movieclip and load into
that. If it failed, I remove and recreate the empty movieclip and the
I just did exactly this, a couple of days ago. I created a class that can
apply any kind of supported HTML formatting. The idea seemed daunting at
first, but the class is relatively small. You can assign/remove textfields
that it should "watch". I don't have it here with me right now, but here's
Maybe he just forgot to put the
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At the end.
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Its all about
It will include them, unless of course you exclude each one of them using
the excludeAssets xml file. This file over-rides everything. Even if you
instantiate the class, it will be excluded.
- James
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Adding...Importing it as a package does properly exclude the classes. From
my example, obviously why import a class and not use it, but I'm trying to
understand the logic of the compiler.
- James
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There is a bit of an anomaly with importing classes...
For example you have 3 classes. Let's call them FirstClass, SecondClass and
ThirdClass.
Within FirstClass you import and create an instance of SecondClass and
within SecondClass you import and create an instance of ThirdClass, creating
a ch
I totally agree. I had no control over it. This still helps with the
amassing of the _global's as well, which is something that anyone could run
into.
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