the
.text properties for a ton of controls is just the easiest way, rather
than dispatching events? (keep in mind, this variable gets updated many
times per second)
This topic has been on my mind for a LONG time now - and I would love a
definitive answer on how to do this.
Thanks in advance!
Mike
consider, before investing too much time into this
problem.
Also, YES I reuse MY Loader over and over, for different SWF files, and
it does work just fine. You don't have to do anything differently - so
I am not sure what else may be happening, if it doesn't end up being
what I ment
o say Thank You too - as you all helped me solidify my
understanding of this topic as well.
Take Care everybody!
Mike
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our
hearts content, and Flash takes care of the rest, without having to use
the Delegate stuff.
I am just a mediocre coder, so I am sure lots of other people will help
with answering this question for you.
Hope this help a little bit, and good luck :)
Mike
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gs were created this way in the first place.
This is just my initial reaction to what I've seen, and I am sure some
more experienced people will chime in on this thread.
Mike
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Okay, well thank you nevertheless for your time - and I will try to get
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Take Care,
Mike
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Yep, it's the same thing except no setting of a variable first...
Okay, I just wanted to make sure I couldn't simply pass a Null to it, in
hopes of it not changing the existing value of the Nulled place.
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Mike
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Oh man, that works out BEAUTIFULLY!!!
I never even thought about doing something like that.
Thanks for that excellent information :)
Mike
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ke in VB.NET
and C# - but Flash was a different story.
As soon as I master Flex, I am moving over to that, and will never look
back (unless I need to write a Widget, which I think Flash is better
suited for).
Thanks for the extra input though -
Mike
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usion server to perform some basic
Database queries.
Thanks in advance, for any 100% accurate information you can throw my
way.
Mike
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Patrick Matte wrote:
We have a performance issue here with the flash player on a brand new
macbook pro. Our latest site that uses flash 8
Could you clarify all those things for me?
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in you
d to have additional sizing code, within the
MovieClips that make up the Accordion Children, but this initial
behavior of scaling is something that should not be happening right?
Could any of you shed more light on this problem?
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Now the movie comes up with all the controls positioned properly.
THANK YOU - and I will make sure that I listen with "more open ears"
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erything after that.
Thanks for anything else you can throw my way :)
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en eveything paints fine - but things are
not positioned correctly.
Any more ideas?
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Mike
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ce taking up 100% of the browser area - and everything is
well.
How can I trigger this event, the moment the application is loaded in
the browser???
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I've also had problems when there's more than one instance of your
application active. If the name of the LC is the same across applications
it can result in windows stealing LC's from each other.
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Use onLoadProgress ... wait for whatever percent you want, then play
On Apr 7,
Question: How can I load only 40% of a target movieclip using the
MovieClipLoader class?
I have used several times to load swfs, but on a recent project the target
swfs are over 4MB. So, instead of waiting for all of it to load, want it to
start playing at around 40%. I am using onLoadInit. I th
forming". I see web pages written in 2001 that talk about
bundling the flash player embedded license fee in with the cost of CE
but find no mention of this on the Adobe site.
So Mike C, JD or anyone else who may read this post who can help - can
you please drop me
ear the .aso files?
>
> On 06/04/06, Weldon MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > it works for me. the only thing I can think of is it's not
> finding the
> > class. Does syntax coloring recognise it? Did you modify class path?
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&
Why on earth would the compiler be telling me
"There is no method with the name 'Math'."
iNumber = Math.floor(iNumber/2);
?
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am no stranger to code - in fact, I make a
point of doing everything in code whenever possible.
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me, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Flex or other advanced programming
environments (VB, Java, Delphi, etc.)
If anybody knows of another one, please let me know -
Thanks!!
Mike
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Wow - so when you say AMF - this is the same as Remoting correct?
As far as I know, these 2 terms are/were interchangeable.
With that said, if I have a ColdFusion Server running, I can immediately
start writing highly functional apps using Flex 2.0 Beta and make
Remoting calls??
Thanks Mike and
services
This is all in the player and the framework, and is available (and free)
to everyone.
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Wow that is great!
If I hear you correctly then, there is NO Data functionality built into
the BASIC Flex 2.0 Architecture?
For a SWF file to
ting level - but I am just not having
good luck with it.
Thanks for all your help on this,
Mike
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Dave Watts wrote:
Early on though, I thought there some "legalities"
surrounding the "pre-compiling&quo
great many considering making the
switch. I know there is a Flex list - but these 2 products are so
closely related, and we are talking about what makes each unique - and
their proper place in the world.
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working on a project codename 'Apollo' which I believe will be
the way forward for desktop and mobile applications. Keep an eye on the
Adobe blogs for more information over the next while.
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ohibitive where the developer can't even afford it, it's
kind of a moot point.
Can you shed more light on that topic?
Thanks again for everything :)
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h 2.0 - and help me arrive at a
solution much quicker. I want to master Flex very badly - because it's
simply amazing what it can do.
Thanks again,
Mike
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went into production on the client side of things. I
still have high hopes with Flex 2.0 - I just hope it all stays
reasonable.
Thanks again!!
Mike
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ss I need to do some more homework on this topic. I was totally
into Flex when it first came out, but I heard there were tons of changes
down the road, so I sort of backed off from the whole thing.
Could you shed some more light on that whole thing?
Thanks for all your help,
Mike
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the beauty behind Flex, when it comes to writing applications of this
nature.
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I think you have snap to pixels enabled:
View/snapping/snap to pixels
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B-Line has some charting components and I believe they have a spider plot
one, or something similar
http://www.blinex.com/
MikeG
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There's a windows XP setting that auto shuts down when a crash is
detected, it's in system, advanced, startup and recovery, untick
'Automatically restart' - then you'll get to see your blue screen. Lucky
you :D
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Just wondering if any knows where I can find a whiteboard component that can
be use by one person? Should I try to work with the one from Flash Media
server. I don't use flash media server enough to justify getting it. I hate
to create one from scratch.
Thanks,
MikeG
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Thanks Dave, that's good to know. You have to love when a company stops
supporting a product and fails to notify us about it.
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Cairngorn:
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l, it has plenty of limitations, and has caused many
people lots of headaches.
Thank you again everybody, I am always grateful for your advice.
Mike :)
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, but I am still skimming the help docs for the answer.
If anybody has a quick answer on this, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
Mike
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topic either.
Kind of like the Window Control - myWindow.content.controls?
Thanks in advance for all your help,
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Not tried it but a painless way to get around some printing wierdness
may be to copy the bitmapdat of the thing you want to print out, paste
it into an MC offstage then print that?
M
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ted to magically work.
So, that's all you gotta do - is add two lines of code (one for each
function) in the SimpleButton.as file, and you are good to go!!
Thanks again for your help on this -
Mike
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Thanks for your help on this, and to help me further understand how this
all works.
Mike :)
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of doing things, it
simply baffles me why these other events wouldn't be available to the
developer. Sorry, but "click" just isn't doing it for me - I need more
events out of my components.
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Has the latest update fixed the tortoise SVN issue?
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More info here:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mesh/archives/2006/03/new_open_source.cfm
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Knowing AS2 well would also make it easier to learn architectural
frameworks for Flash applications (ARP and Cairngorn). These allow
you to fully experience the benefits of OOP, and you get the added
bonus of a developer community around any given framework to answer
specific questions.
Mike
I suggest switching to the flash.external (ExternalInterface) package.
This seems to be *the way* to do it in AS3. I use it currently in
AS2 and it works really well.
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Anyone got the latest information for running the flash player on an
xscale processor. Win CE? What version are we up to? Where do I get the
installs? Problems, issues? etc
The adobe/mm site seems a little vague
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> Wouldn't it just stop the entire thread from executing any further,
> then resume it, leaving the state of the application
> identical to the state it was in prior to calling the wait()
> function?
Yes, but this would be very handy to free up CPU cycles to allow other
processes to execute. I
If I have a bitmap the size of the stage, but the majority of it is
alpha, what's the easiest way to crop to the smallest rectangle with
visible pixels in?
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If you know a good director/flash developer - there is an opening
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You can enable bots... or play over the network with someone else.
I think it'll still be a while before we see anything like this in
flash, AS3 or not...
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I had to share this.
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> This is the same thing that I discovered on a project last
> year. We even discussed the issue with Macromedia and they
> basically told us that the player was not intended to run for
> long periods of time.
You're kidding me? They won't support embedding the activeX control, and
then they
I know there's an issue with using bitmapdata -
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/10/major_flash_pla.html
Does that help anyone?
M
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I suspect you could use bitmap data to achieve something along these
lines - if each piece has a special pixel - you can use that pixel to
check against a master bitmap to see if it's in the right place,
combined with snapping it should make it quite easy. - if you know it's
in the right place and
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I keep getting this error in the debugger whenever I type in a input box
in my application. Everything seems to work fine still but does anyone
know what it could mean or where to start debugging it?
*** Security Sandbox Violation ***
SecurityDomain 'http://localhost:8081/project' tried to acc
That seems to have no affect on it. Very wierd that there isnt a way to
flush out the old streams.
eric dolecki wrote:
have you tried flashMp3.setMedia( null ) ?
not sure what that might do...
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I am u
Eric Dolecki's is the best out there right now.
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download. So if I change the song 5 or 6 times the connection gets very
slow. Is there any way of stopping the song that is currently streaming
first?
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I did one, but I think the most interesting development podcasts
involve more than one person. Conversation between more than one
developer is compelling; the pontifications of one person are weak, at
best. I'm still trying to figure out the medium.
I'm writing my own place holder components for zinc (browser, ActiveX,
FileExplorer etc.) and have to call the zinc methods in the init
Eg.
mdm.FileExplorer.init();
Everything's fine but the compiler moans everytime that there's no such
method, how do I hide this from the compiler?
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I've just scrapped my way of doing this in favour of a tile based
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> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Bouncing laserbeam for game
>
> I haven't heard of that, but it sounds ace! Might have to
> have a go...
>
>
> Mike Mountain wrote:
>
> >Cool - you've used fixed mirrors though? The versions of
> this game
alf
> Of James Marsden
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>
> Hey thanks Mike,
>
> I've managed to do it rather simply with this in case anyone
> is interested:
>
>
>
>
Well I've never made one before - but I'd store an array of the gun,
mirrors, and goals x,y and rotation properties and crawl through them to
draw the line...something like:
[as]
w = Stage.width;
h = Stage.height;
Stage.align = "TL";
Stage.scaleMode = "noScale";
//
points = new Array({x:10, y:10,
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Frame accurate FLV Dynamic Playlist??
Hi Mike,
I might be wrong, but there isn't any way to tell a flv file to play a
certain frame. The closest you can get would be to play at the
converted (and estimated, which might defeat th
Anyone know if the following scenario is possible.
Say we have two or more Flash FLV or SWF video files on our server. Each was
encoded at the same frame, aspect, and data rate. Let's call these clips
Clip A and Clip B.
Clip A is 1800 frames long or 60 seconds.
Clip B is 5442 frames long or 3 min
I am using the Media 6-7 Media Controller Component (in Flash 8) to
stream mp3s. Everytime I change the song in the player with
player.setMedia("song.mp3", "MP3"); it adds a new stream into the
bandwidth profiler and the old stream keeps downloading. Is there any
way of stopping this?
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This one looks nice:
http://www.flashloaded.com/flashcomponents/flashtexteditor/
Pricey though for a component.
hth,
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Does anyone have a working example of the Drumbeat comp? All I know is if
you need to drop a div on top of your flash app using FSCommand, you may as
well build the app with AJAX.
I didn't see online examples of this component, just screenshots. Can
someone set me straight?
"% loaded";
if (pctLoaded >= 100) {
pBar_mc.onEnterFrame = undefined;
}
}
}
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Has anyone used the Flash 8 Custom UI Components to control a sound
object rather than binding them to the FLV Player? Is this even possible
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if necessary. The public forum also helps eliminate the closed-door
design decisions that cause conflict. Anyway this is how I prototype
so maybe it can give others some ideas.
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Yes I have this problem too, except the xml im loading can be rather large
and it causes flash player to freeze up for a few seconds when parsing.
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A couple things I saw in the docs:
"Kerning is supported for embedded fonts only. "
"The kerning property is only supported in SWF files created in
Windows, not in SWF files created on the Macintosh."
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I've never heard of this being possible with dynamic text fields. With
regular text fields you simply adjust the value with the IDE, of course. If
it is possible I'd like to know myself.
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What do you mean by tracking? Make a dynamic text field automatically
populate with a value based on some conditions?
Sorry if this is obvious and I'm just not understanding.
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TED]> wrote:
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> Thanks Mike,
>
> I'm going to try this out as soon as possible. I had a quick look at it,
> for
> which I have only one question. Would this handle both when you loose
> focus
> and when you receive it?
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">
http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer";>
announceFocus();
hth,
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EventListener("click", universalButtonHandler);
hth,
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> Better yet, don't use mailto: at all. Personally I don't
> like when Outlook opens from links. It's disruptive.
>
Really? As long as I know it's going to happen (ie - I've clicked on an
email address) I much prefer the email opening up in the mail client of
my choice, rather than me having
Ooops addendum.
[as]
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
var tme = getTimer();
var mins = Math.floor((tme/1000)/60);
var secs = Math.ceil(tme/1000)-(mins*60)
num_txt.text =mins+":"+secs
};
[/as]
Will reset seconds when the minutes increments
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> Sent: 27 February 2006 14:37
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> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] AS2.0 time/date Objects: Timer class?
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> indeed. next question: easiest way to format it to m:s display? :)
>
>
> Am 27.02.2006 1
Better yet, don't use mailto: at all. Personally I don't like when Outlook
opens from links. It's disruptive.
Mike
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Use getTimer() instead.
M
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> Sent: 27 February 2006 14:24
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] AS2.0 time/date Objects: Timer class?
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> anyone has a timer class handy? som
I thought it was something like amplitude and damping...
M
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] Easing equations - explanation o
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