Posted on 30 July 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, asfunction, Flash, rollover
External CSS
External css as it applies to dynamic text does have limitations Some of those limitations include:
- javascript actions such as On rollover events in js.
- Borders
- divs and tables
- text is always set to wrap which can cause formatting issues when dealing with images linked to in the content. Continue Reading
Posted in CSS, Flash
Posted on 25 June 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
Social bookmarking in flash!!!
Now you can , place a “bookmark button” directly inside flash for sharing with the most popular online services!.
This little utility can enable you to SUBMIT to most popular informational, news and bookmarking services on internet (Digg ,del.icio.us … etc.) It will help you drive more traffic to your site.
AS3
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1599018#
AS2
http://flashden.net/item/social-sharing-and-bookmarking-from-flash-class/31755
Posted in Flash
Posted on 19 June 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
For some videos of our Flash multi-touch applications also see:
Links for more information at the NUI Group regarding the following topics:
Posted in Flash, touch screen
Posted on 19 June 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
Animation Types
When tweening properties with MC Tween, there are several different animation types (or easing equation or transition types) that can be used . They are all based on Robert Penner’s easing equations, so if you have played with other tweening systems, chances are you already know them by name (I even used his own words to describe most of the transition types here). If you don’t, don’t worry; they’re quite simple to learn and use: just specify the type you want depending on the transition you want to achieve.
http://hosted.zeh.com.br/mctween/animationtypes.html Continue Reading
Posted in Flash
Posted on 11 June 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash, utf8
Dynamic Flash Templates are able to load symbols with diacritical marks from the external file. But some adjustments should be done.
When you’re editing the external content HTML file you should save it in Unicode format. For example, you’re using default windows notepad editor: edit the text first, and then choose “Save as”from the File menu. Change the encoding option to “UTF-8″ and click “Save”.

Posted in Flash
Posted on 08 June 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, e4x, ecma, ecmascript, Flash
Somewhere around the second quarter of this year, RichInternet.de mentioned about one of their message about E4X on FlexCoders. With the announcement of Flash Player 8.5, Flex Builder 2 and eventually the next Flash IDE, version 9 that will support the much anticipated ActionScript 3.0, it is about time we look back to that topic. Continue Reading
Posted in Flash
Posted on 03 June 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
Since the first thread showing you how to execute Lightbox scripts from Flash was such a big hit, I decided to write another showing you how to gain even more functionality in this regard. Tonight I will be showing you how to initiate a Lightbox containing a Flash movie from a Flash movie, and how to initiate Lightbox groups containing images as well as Flash movies. All of the following scripts can be used in the same page if you wish, you just need to include all of the following delegates into your project. Continue Reading
Posted in Flash, HTML - XHTML, JavaScript - Ajax
Posted on 15 May 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
Flash player with SharedObject Continue Reading
Posted in Flash
Posted on 16 April 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
URL Encoding: Reading special characters from a text file
One common technique used to load variables in Macromedia Flash is reading the data from a text file on the server or CD. This works well in most situations. However, there are certain characters that cannot be read directly from text.
Entering these characters in a text file read by Macromedia Flash may cause unusual results. These characters need to be URL encoded. URL encoding replaces the alphanumeric character with the hexadecimal combination which represents that character.
Note: Macromedia Flash MX adds full Unicode support to the Macromedia Flash Player. This may be helpful in encoding your data. For complete details see Working with Multiple Languages in the Macromedia Flash Support Center. Continue Reading
Posted in Flash
Posted on 13 April 2009. Tags: action script, as2, as3, Flash
Two companies that do great creatives are tangozebra (http://www.tangozebra.com) and gluelondon (http://www.gluelondon.com), im not sure about an award site but all of their work is the best i’ve ever seen.
Posted in Flash, News