ject();
speedButtonListener.click = function (evt) {
trace("You selected " + evt.target.selection.data);
dyntext.text = evt.target.selection.data;
}
mcSpeedbuttons.buttonGroup.addEventListener("click",speedButtonListener);
Testing the app, it seems to work like this.
- phaedrus
-Origi
way to do step 1 (or bypass it) using actionscript? I'd prefer
to just edit my actionscript file to turn the NetConnection debugging on or
off.
TIA,
-phaedrus
(PS: Fanball.com is looking for a Flash Developer in Minneapolis MN USA:
http://www.fanball.com/job
ash programmers", I'm certainly happy to field any
questions you might have...
(There are also openings for a CF programmer, a DB admin//programmer, a
quality assurance analyst/tester, and more at
http://www.fanball.com/jobs.cfm)
- phaedrus
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g (or by having your teaching
corrected), right?
Anyway, I know its been posted here before, but in case anyone can't be
bothered to go find it:
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashnewbie
See you there.
- phaedrus
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I haven't used it yet, but http://www.cove.org/flade/ looks pretty cool.
MFG?
- phaedrus
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Interval should work - sounds like you have something changing it. How do
you set your interval time, what does it do when it fires, and does anything
change it?
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> var txt = txt.split('').join('รน');
If your HTML might have tags, don't forget to remove them from your
string. Technically shouldn't matter (they should just not display,
right?), but I'd do it anyway.
- phaedrus
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*heh*
Didn't know that existed. Much simpler than my recommendation.
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ernatively, you might do it by using mx.events.EventDispatcher in your
wrapper class.
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Thank You!
> http://www.muzakdeezign.com/mxi_creator/
(And Thank You!)
- phaedrus
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used design patterns. I
believe a chapter or two of it is available on the adobe site as a pdf for
preview.
Flash 8 ActionScript Bible by Joey Lott and Robert Reinhardt (WILEY). - a
good reference with basic examples of pretty much everything.
- phaedrus
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reference books
don't have anything to say on them and I'm having trouble filtering out the
noise on google searches.
Thanks!
- phaedrus
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e packaged
component that allows a designer to modify the look without having to do too
much work.
I hope to figure out how to deliver them similar to Elvis Mehmedovic's work
(http://chq.emehmedovic.com/) where all the elements are readily available
in the flash movie for tweaking if necessary.
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). However, if anyone knows that the situation is unresolvable,
that'd be good to know.
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