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<0> thx SHiZNiT =)
<1> nono - thank YOU :)
<1> heh
<1> wuts goin on? :)
<2> lo shiznutz
<1> allo
<2> wuz goin onnnz!
<2> :P
<1> bowling
<1> waiting for phone to ring
<1> :P
<2> lol
<1> 'if you listen for it - it will ring'
<1> :o
<3> http://www.actionscript.org/forums/archive/index.php3/t-86113.html my question is very similar to this one
<2> ringringringringringringringring BANANA PHONE!
<2> tu tu tulululu
<4> uhh heh
<0> damn i sleeped to long this morning
<5> i think i'm going to breat up with my girlfriend
<5> *break
<1> motolov - again, i mention to look into LocalConnection
<0> but i managed to be still not "too" late
<1> if you want 'one swf' to control 'other swfs' ... or all swf's interact with eachother.... LocalConnection
<2> WTF
<1> !find -c localconnection
<6> LocalConnection == http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary437.html
<2> no wonder nothing wants to start
<1> lol
<1> banana phone
<2> my pagefile usage was 666mb!
<1> i just ate a banana :)
<2> lol
<1> oh ****
<1> no i didnt
<1> lol
<2> lol
<1> >_<
<1> heh, my page file is 10gb
<3> mr shiznit, lol, would this work from different html documents, so from index.html i could load foo.swf that is to be viewed on main.html
<2> dingdongdingdongdingdongdingdong DONANA PHONE!!
<2> it grows in crunches
<2> something is someches
<1> it will work with 5 browser windows open, and 3 standalone swf's
<1> all ***igned to listen to localconnection
<1> yes
<2> beat the best
<2> something the rest
<3> wow that sounds neato ok i'd better get reading
<2> cellular modular somethinogular
<1> ...." LocalConnection objects can communicate only between movies that are running on the same client machine, but they can be running in two different applicationsfor example, a Flash movie running in a browser and a Flash movie running in a projector. " ....
<1> 1 or 100....
<1> although you need a slap if 100 is even in question
<1> heh
<3> i basically just want to preload on the splash page, that will have an html link also in case the user does not have flash capabalites; if they do, and the preloader finishes loading the external swf, then goto said swf
<1> um
<1> but if they dont have flash capabilities - why bother preloading something they cant see?
<1> o_O
<1> i dont get it
<1> heh
<1> not to mention, if dont have it - it wont be preloading anyways
<3> oh well they wouldnt be preloading bcause they dont have flash
<7> why don't you check to see if they have the plugin and if not auto redirect?
<7> i mean that would be the smart way
<3> but if they do, they can view the spinning graphic for a few moments as the progress
<7> but of course that's making an ***umption...
<1> why dont ya just xhtml object ... and include default html fallback if no flash? screw the fancy detection crap
<3> bar moves, and loads the next page
<3> no detection
<3> ugh
<7> either way
<1> nobody said no detection
<3> index.html contains preloader.swf, preloader.swf should preload main.swf and title.swf on the next page, main.html
<3> that is it.
<7> that's ***inine
<1> ah
<3> ..why is that merzikai?
<7> i use that word a lot
<7> lurk more
<8> ***inine is the WOTD? Cool
<3> i was jk
<8> Aww
<7> lol
<7> see what you did?
<7> you got Managore all excited for nothing
<3> you started it
<3> :P
<7> anyway
<7> the point of a preloader is to not start a movie until it loads fully
<7> not to load it before you ever get to it
<7> that's just ***inine
<3> negative
<3> it is a fault in your logic
<3> prior to entering the page, i would like data cached
<7> whatever ya think bud
<7> i still say it's stupid
<3> right.
<7> if you're preloading just preload it when you get to it
<3> i have this though: 2 swfs, and one frame of php code
<3> client wants it, dont ask
<3> one titlebar swf and one menu swf
<7> it's your job to inform the client when they ask for something ****in stupid or impossible
<3> i have tried :(
<7> you're not a miracle worker
<7> not even Jesus could do that
<3> heh
<3> im sure there's a way :|
<7> no
<8> How large is the flash you're planning on preloading?
<3> not too large, 500k
<8> Okay. A lot of people wouldn't mind waiting for the preloader if that's the case
<3> it would look stupid if i had 2 frames loading, while the other has php's neato parsed html, so before it gets to the frameset page i would like to have the swfs in memory
<1> hows flashcounter?
<7> motolov: www.hoosierhotrods.net/index2.php
<7> btw, sup shiz
<1> drinkin coffee, smokin bowls ... untill afternoon
<1> :)
<1> you?
<3> :\
<7> workin
<7> as always
<1> workin hard or hardly workin?
<1> :)
<7> unfortunately the former
<1> hence you have time for irc
<1> i see
<1> :)
<1> heheh
<7> between uploads and preloads, yes
<1> re-writing every page everytime? wow, sounds lengthy
<1> :))
<7> ?
<3> thats kind of what i have merzikai
<7> motolov: then stick with it becuase that's how it's done
<3> lol
<3> so no preloading you're saying?
<1> motolov - if you want something to preload - the lazy way.... lv = new LoadVars(); lv.onData = function(data) { if(data) { nextFrame(); } else { trace("error"); } }; lv.load("filename.swf");
<1> put that on a new keyframe at end of intro
<7> no, you can preload just like what i did on that page
<1> once for each item you wish to load
<1> heh
<7> but the stuff you're talkin about is just not possible
<7> sounds good in theory
<1> last frame getURL("mainpage.html");
<3> definately possible if i had the time to prove it to you i would
<1> have a little 'loading' animation that spans the keyframes of the loadvars
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