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I have searched thins forum, and have been looking all over the web to locate a solution that works... so, now I am posting a "Please Help" message:

Here is the problem. I am streaming video using...

So, here it is. I have had several people email me and ask me to post the code... so here is the code for the Flash Kit Desktop application I wrote last week.



<?xml version="1.0"...

Check out this new Desktop Application. It allows you to scan the Flash Kit forums (What you are reading now) from your desktop. The built in browser allows you to read the post, and the Application...

Check out this new Desktop Application. It allows you to scan the Flash Kit forums (What you are reading now) from your desktop. The built in browser allows you to read the post, and the Application...

Thanks.... and I fully understand the nightmares. I am the type of person that when I run into a problem, I will ponder for hours with it until I figure it out. And this application... well, I play...

I changed a couple of items to spice up the application, and fixed one bug.

Change Log Version 1.1

* [BUG] Made application remember you when you sign in.

* Added animations and movements...

Well, this is a little more difficult: You will have to use javascript to give the page a brain. But here is how it works:

1) The user logs into your website. The main page will be just a plain...

If I get a good response from this application, I will update it to do the following:

* When you click on a link in a post, it will open a new window

* Make application remember who you are so...

Yes... this is how you redirect someone without the use of javascript. If all you need to do is redirect someone when they visit a page, this is how you do it... I am not sure what you are trying to...

Check out this page:

http://www.sephiroth.it/tutorials/flashPHP/loadVars/

Put this in the Head section of the HTML file:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH"
CONTENT="2;URL=http://www.someurl.com">

Just replace the someurl.com with the url you want to redirect to. Then when...

I have created a new application. It parses the Flash Kit XML feeds, organizes them into a Tree and displays them neatly on your Desktop. The built in browser lets you check out each of the topics.
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Since my reply this morning, I developed a Flash Kit Desktop reader. This has all the bells and whistles... looks nice and very functional. Took about 7 hours to build it. But, I took your idea that...

Well, I am glad you liked it. I have had more than 70 people download it, and you are the only person to reply. I see that a lot. This forum has a lot of readers, but not many writers. But I guess...

Actually, now that I have been reading more and more about actionscript 3 and Flex, there is actually a better way to do this than what I have shown in my previous post. Its using the getIndexOf()...

After about 19 hours of keyboard pounding, I finally turned out my first piece of software in Flex Builder 3. I built an application for Craigslist (www.craigslist.com) that parses the XML feeds,...

Well, I see there were several people who looked at my question, but no one had an answer. So... after trial and error, I finally figured it out.



<mx:columns>
<mx:DataGridColumn...

First, let me show you the XML Code:


<item rdf:about=" URL ">
<title><![CDATA[ HTML FORMATED TITLE ]]></title>
<link> LINK TO INFO </link>
<description><![CDATA[ MAIN DESCRIPTION...

Ok... Lets see if someone can help me figure this out... I have been pounding my head against the wall all day..

I am writing a flash file to load XML and display one of the fields in a textarea...