On 1/18/16, 10:05 PM, "Maxim Solodovnik" wrote:
>displaying 2 swfs is not an option unfortunately :(
>each of them will ask for separate permissions :(
>
>It seems jquery-ui dialog might work with swf in FF under Ubuntu as
>expected, the current issue I see: div is displayed on top of swf only
displaying 2 swfs is not an option unfortunately :(
each of them will ask for separate permissions :(
It seems jquery-ui dialog might work with swf in FF under Ubuntu as
expected, the current issue I see: div is displayed on top of swf only if
it's opacity >= .99, is there any workaround for this?
On 1/18/16, 8:40 AM, "OK" wrote:
>>But if you want to see the SWCs functionality work without Flash, you
>>actually need to cross-compile the source code for the SWC with the
>>FlexJS/FalconJX compiler.
>
>By doing this with the PureMVC lib I've got a "File not found" error while
>cross compili
>But if you want to see the SWCs functionality work without Flash, you
>actually need to cross-compile the source code for the SWC with the
>FlexJS/FalconJX compiler.
By doing this with the PureMVC lib I've got a "File not found" error while
cross compiling my FlexJS project
(see log at the end),
On 1/18/16, 12:03 AM, "OK" wrote:
>>Any library without dependencies on Flash has a chance of working when
>>cross-compiled.
>
>Does it make a difference if the swc is compiled by using the standard
>Compiler or by the FlexJS Compiler?
I guess it depends on what your goals are. FlexJS should
>Any library without dependencies on Flash has a chance of working when
>cross-compiled.
Does it make a difference if the swc is compiled by using the standard
Compiler or by the FlexJS Compiler?
>Why do you want to load FlexJS modules into a Flex app?
I could extend existing Flex Apps by usin
