On 9/13/2015 9:38 PM, Matthew Weir wrote:
You can in an AIR app. � Haven't found a good way in a Web app. � I tried via
javascript, but it certainly was not perfect. �Window.onbeforeunload.
might as well try to grab a unicorn ;-) never been even mildly successful
w/flex or HTML/js apps.
on
I guess I don’t understand why you need to drive a bunch of modules
directly from HTML. Why not have a single module loader that loads the
modules based on commands via ExternalInterface?
-Alex
On 9/13/15, 4:11 AM, "mark goldin" wrote:
>What I am not sure of is how I am going to imitate Flex c
Well, is model dispatching that event?
On 9/13/15, 12:11 PM, "mark goldin" wrote:
>Here is my code:
>BindingUtils.bindSetter(handler, model.summary, "eventSummaryType");
>
>My expectation is that when eventSummaryType property on model.summary
>changes my handler is called. It only works for one
Here is my code:
BindingUtils.bindSetter(handler, model.summary, "eventSummaryType");
My expectation is that when eventSummaryType property on model.summary
changes my handler is called. It only works for one time when the app
starts. Any consecutive change to the property does not fire the handle
It's Web. JavaScript is probably too late.
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 9:38 AM Matthew Weir
wrote:
> You can in an AIR app. Haven't found a good way in a Web app. I tried
> via javascript, but it certainly was not perfect. Window.onbeforeunload.
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> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1338
You can in an AIR app. Haven't found a good way in a Web app. I tried via
javascript, but it certainly was not perfect. Window.onbeforeunload.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1338152/detecting-different-quit-options-in-air-application-on-mac
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Is it possible to intercept an event on application exit?
Thanks
What I am not sure of is how I am going to imitate Flex content inside of
the html shell. I am thinking to convert Flex modules into applications and
them like this from the html:
http://localhost/newapp.swf";>
Then use localStorage to exchange data between.
On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 11:3
Currently accessing Keycloak is a mix of StageWebView and URLLoader.
The StageWebView is needed for the "Human interaction" and the URLLoader for
the data-extraction.
Now it seems that keacloak relys on cookies being set in the "human
interaction" part, that are then sent during the URLLoader pa
