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Never mind, got it working now using the fairly well hidden onMetaData function.

Hi all,

I want to write a player that can load flvs dynamically and play them, there needs to be a timeline that shows both how much of the movie has been downloaded and lets the user click to...

Hi all,

Has anyone else found that the Stage object sometimes returns a height of 0 for the first 5-10 frames of a movie loading?

I have a swf that's resizing content according to what size the...

Sorry to bring an old thread up but this bug still exists and is causing me problems.

What the first poster says is exactly true, if the top timeline of a movie only contains one frame all bitmaps...

You can set movie quality to low, which may give you something like the effect you're after.
If you want to unsmooth bitmaps there is an 'allow smoothing' option the properties of the image (you can...

Thanks for that, I've had a dabble with both clipping regions and drag regions, the problem is that alot of the content is dynamic, so it can't be easily defined beforehand.

I've checked out...

Hi all,

I currently have a client that wants to have their 'site' published on CD. A standard projector won't do because we need to shape the window.
The best thing I've found so far is Jugglor...

I do hope this doesn't happen!

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/28667.html

This is perhaps a bit off topic, but do you know when a patch for the developement IDE is likly to be released? There are a few very irritating bugs in it and they're mostly the kind that should be...

For arguments sake lets say that budget directly equates to time. Since we know it takes longer to develop for both browsers we can now say that we have less time available for making the actual...

Yep, I agree 100%.
While I personally prefer IE, if Netscape had the dominance that IE has I would be coding for Netscape and thinking about leaving IE out of the equation.

Netscape 7 is definitly the best of the bunch so far, it's not bug free but it's the best attempt.We've managed to get the site pretty much compatable with Netscape 7, if you check it out in Netscape...

peterpan2000:
Hmm, that's a definite problem. May I ask what browser you're using?
It should work ok on all browsers >IE4

engstrom:
I assume you mean higher fps in the flash content. At the moment we're using 20 fps, which should really be enough.
Also, currently the flash content is quite minimal, this will change in...

This would be a lovely ideal, but it's not reality. To do everything at 100% takes time, and thus money. Not all clients have an infinite budget. All jobs have an associated budget, if you aim at...

Woooohh, no need to go off on one :)

I am a firm believer that just about any concept can be realised. The question is at what cost.
If you have to effectivly code a site twice, once for each...

Yep, I myself am still on 56k :(
We've tried to make the site accessible to modem users too by precaching the whole site in the background once the first page has loaded.
On ISDN once you have read...

I hate to say it but sure, some errors are bad code, however alot are just thr browser not doing what it's supposed to do.
The fact that you're using the 2advanced guys as an example for why it's...

tonytryout:
By jerky I assume you mean it runs a bit slow on your machine. May I ask what spec it is? Since there's a fair ammount of effects on the site it may require a reasonable machine, we've...

In my experiance when coding to standards all browsers are reletivly happy on a simple site. There are still differences, like ie and netscape displaying tables slightly differently.
When things get...

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We have just done an big update to our website and have gone from an all flash site to a hybrid.
We've tried to push HTML further than it is generally used and think...

I too am very close to just forgetting netscape compatabilty completely, it's simply too much hastle coding things to standard and then finding they don't work due to some obscure netscape bug.
Lack...

Hi all.
I'm currently working on a new site for the company, it's a flash/html hybrid but I'm stuck on a pretty big problem.

The majority of the site is in html, there's a flash layer on top of...

I personally use curveTo, that way it's easy to make the water actually react to objects that may fall in it.

You can add listeners to both, but you will only need to add them to text boxes that are selectable. If the dynamic text box isn't selectable there's no need