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<0> it seems like the xml2object ***umes you know the xml structure
<0> in this case i won't know the structure, but i have to build something for someone else to work with hehe
<1> resursion
<1> i kan spal
<0> recursion/
<0> ?
<0> how do i loop through the object?
<1> recursive looping
<1> !google flash recursive loop xml
<2> http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/pipermail/flashcoders/2001-August/005288.html
<1> meh
<0> hehe
<0> ok
<0> here's the question
<0> how do i trace what's in resObj ? ... resObj.name is undefined, resObj.length is undefined
<0> just tracing resObj traces [object Object]
<1> right - its an obj :)
<1> but if you iterate through it - you could get it
<1> well
<0> thats' what i'm asking how to do
<3> man i feel like puking
<0> i dont' know how to find out what elements are in the object
<1> you coul ddo resObj.toString = function() { var arr = []; for(var i in this) { arr.push(i); } return arr; }
<1> then you'd get
<3> my skull and/or brain decided to do a major update today
<1> trace(resObj); // array of obj names
<3> very cool but very making me want to puke
<1> ***uming you had resObj.myObj = new Object
<1> then if you traced resObj
<1> you'd get [0] = "myObj"
<1> Array's have length...
<1> if you want length of Obj though....
<1> you could do
<4> Does Flash, in any way, remember Variables/Positions/etc.? Say you have a slider in a movie, the user sets it to 1/3 and the next time he refreshes, it'll be at 1/3 ..movie cached, with the position, or whatever. (ex: Google Video Player, it has the audio slider position remembered, I'd like to know if that's Flash or something else)
<1> resObj.getLength = function() { var c = 0; for(var i in this) { ++c; }; return c; }
<1> restObj.addProperty("length",resObj.setLength,resObj.getLength);
<1> then you have
<1> resObj.length
<1> ...
<0> thanks
<1> but really if you want such should use array/obj key combo maybe
<1> depends
<1> its your paradigm - figure it out :D
<1> heheh
<1> so many option
<1> =)
<0> i think what they want is a multidimensional array
<1> or obj ref's stored in array
<0> sure
<1> var DataObjects:Object = new Object; var DataKeys:Array = new Array();
<1> store new DataObjects in DataKeys, return DataKey for ref
<1> :)
<0> yeah, perfect, thanks muchly
<1> rgr
<5> !w000t
<4> Answer to my own Question: Local Shared Objects.
<3> spaz
<6> fx: I ought to learn those, they useful?
<5> heya kc
<4> _3fg: it's basically flash using a cookie, nothing fancy
<3> spaz i feel like puking all over the place man
<3> what'd you put in the punch
<5> lol, happy hour hasn't started for me yet
<3> hah yeh my wanting to puke has nothing to do with drinking unfortunately
<3> fukn broken eye socket decided to do a major update today
<3> feel like im going to barf all over myself
<3> i drank all day yesterday though! woohoo lol
<7> hopefully not by yoursel;f
<3> of course not i was playing CS:S all day
<3> started at 6am :)
<7> >.>
<8> exit;
<8> is there a way to have a flash movie reload an XML file every 5 seconds
<8> or similar
<8> to see if its been updated
<8> basically like asyncronous content that doesnt require refreshes
<1> setTimeout(reload,5000); after load is complete
<1> like setInterval, but only gets called once
<1> can use scope and str for function as well.. setTimeout(obj,"functionName",ms);
<1> if you dont supply obj (the scope) the function is anonymous and has no scope
<1> !find -c setTimeout
<2> setTimeout == http://proto.layer51.com/d.aspx?f=1168
<1> hm
<1> odd
<1> oh
<1> !find -c setInterval
<2> setInterval == http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary646.html
<1> if you're using flash7/8 ... you have setTimeout native in flash though as noted above - its just not documented
<1> oh maybe its just 8 actually
<1> in which case - above url for setTimeout will do for ya :)
<1> heheh
<1> if needed
<6> is there a version out for intel macs?
<9> 3fg: version of what?
<10> i imagine flash:)
<9> Well, the authoring engine, the plugin...
<9> the plug-in is not getting a universal binary.
<9> err. authoring engine.
<10> meaning they're not gonna port it?
<9> Nope
<10> makes no sense
<9> "Blaze" is getting the universal binary, but the current version isn't getting a new one.
<10> ah i see
<9> It makes perfect sense from a marketing standpoint.
<9> What better way to force upgrades?
<9> They tried chalking it up to needing to retesting applications and time involved, but it's more likely than not just another reason to get you to upgrade.
<6> So, uh, no?
<10> yah 3fg.. he's saying no
<9> Nope. no flash 8 on intel mac. except through emulation.
<9> Or, I should say, no intel mac flash until flash 9 goes gold.
<11> http://www.timothyscafe.com/cafe.asp?mod=article&actid=iesuxx0rs -go go go go IE.... can anyone tell me why there needs to be an 8000px spacer between the table and right column in IE?
<12> hmm have i to convert my sql files for mysqlfront ?
<12> hmm why have i to convert my sql files for mysqlfront ?
<12> oh
<12> SQL-Export-Kompatibilitt:
<12> ;S
<12> :D
<13> [17:15:44] <13> how can i "not include" something in a string. For example if i have a string "http://www.anything.xx";, i want to place it in a textfield, but without the "http://";
<13> [17:15:50] <13> how can i get it off?
<13> [17:19:18] <13> this.link.text = _root[this._name - "http://";]; or something?
<13> n/m got it
<14> !find -c substr
<13> !find -c substr
<12> do you know that the mouse gets inverted inside Fireworks ;)
<14> !find -c String.substr
<2> String.substr == http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary697.html
<15> any good flash detection scripts available, i prefer php.I find a lot of detection script with google but some does not work at all and others are for old versions.
<13> arght didnt get it
<16> [pettern_] like in the topic: http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/
<13> please someone help if possible
<16> [MrJezus2] var myString = "http://www.anything.xx"; ; var newString = myString.substr(7); trace(newString);
<13> thanks
<15> _Reider, ty
<16> np
<13> hmm i tried to put it in : this.link.text = _root[this._name(7)]; before
<13> but didnt work
<13> is is possible to combine easily with that line
<16> where do you get the "http://.."; string from ?
<13> i have a variable in root
<13> like link1
<13> link2
<13> and the text fields are name link1,2...
<16> this.link.text = varThatStoresHttp.substr(7);
<13> ah
<13> indeed work now
<13> thanks alot
<16> np
<17> http://pastebin.sekati.com/?id=howtomakethisvalidate@d9924-17e57394-t how can I make this validate?
<18> oh, object tags are evil
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