Caesars Box
Saturday, July 31st, 2004 - 3:21 pm
Break the Caesars Box in ActionScript.
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Break the Caesars Box in ActionScript.
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The img tag allow you to embed external non-progressive jpeg files and other swf files inside a dynamic or an input text field. There is an attribute called id which is supported by this tag so that you can embed an instance of your movie clip from your library and thus control it using Actionscript….
Read the article 6 CommentsMonday, January 12th, 2004 - 8:19 pm
First, let me thank Mike Chambers, Peter Hall and Darshan for their help in getting me along on this topic. I will update this further in future when more things are discovered doing something along the way. You can also read something in the similar line at Jesse Warden’s blog entry …
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SCORM stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model - SCORM is a set of specifications created by the Advanced Distributed Learning initiative (ADL). SCORM specifies how content can be built and reused across any Learning Management System (LMS), and how LMSs can be constructed to use any Sharable Content Object (SCO).
Read the article 13 CommentsSaturday, November 8th, 2003 - 7:43 pm
Something around the mid September, there was a post on using Alert Component for Flash MX 2004 Pro.
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Saturday, September 20th, 2003 - 8:23 pm
ActionScript Viewer is a SWF decompiler and resource extractor that lets you view ActionScript embedded in Flash movie files, extract resources and browse the internals of SWF files.
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A sample for the usage of the Alert component that came with Flash MX 2004 Professional. (Wait for it to load, there is no preloader for the 48 KB swf.)
Download the source file.
[p.s. Thanks to Nigel Pegg for his cough]
Read the article 6 CommentsTuesday, August 5th, 2003 - 4:12 pm
It might be possible but not sure again, I would love to be able to do a cascading/tree like context menu for more flexibility. According to me, most common computer users and specially windows user (there are many in fact), use the context menu a lot.
Read the article 6 CommentsTuesday, April 15th, 2003 - 4:38 am
He is blogging too, to share some of his knowledge with us all. We can be expecting some good resources, tips and tricks and many new things in the world of flash from him. Keep your browsers pointed to his blog regularly. Colin Moock has started blogging for the world of flash, his blog link is at http://moock.org/blog/
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Peter Hall posted a solution to setting the background color using Actionscript, actually drawing a rectangle on the background below any other elements on the document. Someone on the Macromedia Flash Forum re-iterated that question, so I thought some of you may still would like to have a look at a modified version.
This one will …
Read the article 15 CommentsThursday, November 28th, 2002 - 10:31 pm
Textpad is my favorite Text Editor so far, and I use it as the external editor for ActionScript. I was happy to see Chak at the Macromedia Seminar here in Mumbai, India, using the same.
Update: I have removed the syntax file for ActionScript as it is no longer relevant. Please download the latest ActionSctipt syntax file from the …
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