ActionScript 3.0 :: Dealing With Positioning In FULL_SCREEN?
Apr 23, 2009
I have an app that has a fullscreen button that goes into fullscreen NO_SCALE. Keeps everything looking sharp. However, all of my movieclip positions aren't correct. To fix this, I need to use:
Then, in my stageResize function, I duplicate all my movieclips' x and y and (if necessary) widths. This seems wrong and cumbersome.
Here's an example of what I'm talking about. Full Screen - Doesn't Work Clicking on fullscreen brings you to fullscreen but the mc positions stay put. Here's the code for this one:
Code:
var btn_fullScreen:btnFullScreen = new btnFullScreen();
var btn_normalScreen:btnNormalScreen = new btnNormalScreen();
var bar_bg:barbg = new barbg();
I have a projector file in CS4 AS3.I used this code to go full screen.Quote:stage.displayState=StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN;Now in CS5 the same code appears to disable my keyboard. I have no keyboard input unless I leave fullscreen. This wasn't an issue for me in CS4.
I have a movie clip button with a dynamic text field inside.I am loading dynamically to the stage while a video is running in the background.I also have a fullscreen button (Flash component)on the stage. After clicking the fullscreen button and in Full_Screen mode the static buttons including the full screen button work without a problem, but the dynamic button seems not to work at all. Basically the dynamic button when clicked should change its message to "You have clicked button 1".This works in normal mode, but not in Full screen.I tried btn_cuePt_1.enabled= true; but without success.Does it have something to do with not using the fullscreen events?
There are lot of posts with regards to Security problems when trying to use draw("file"); method on external file, however I've got this problem trying to use draw(stage) in FullScreen Mode.Is this a case that using draw() on stage in FullScreen mode is impossible?Is there any workaround to do that?
I have a movie clip button with a dynamic text field inside. I am loading the mc dynamically to the stage. In Full_Screen mode static buttons including the full screen button work without a problem, but the dynamic button event does not trigger when clicked. In this simplified code belwo the dynamic button when clicked should change its message to "You have clicked button 1". This works in normal mode, but not in Full screen.I tried btn_cuePt_1.enabled= true; but without success.
Does it have something to do with not using the fullscreen events? exp. stage.addEventListener(FullScreenEvent.FULL_SCREEN, s_function)
Structure of my button is: Think of it as three layers inside a movie_clip. I used an empty button on the top layer so I would get a pointer cursor, I used a dynamic textfield the one that should change after the event to "You have clicked button 1", and last but not least the button graphic.
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PHP Code:
//global variables var btn_cuePt_1; //file definitions
I have a movie clip button with a dynamic text field inside. I am loading dynamically to the stage while a video is running in the background. I also have a fullscreen button (Flash component) on the stage. After clicking the fullscreen button and in Full_Screen mode the static buttons including the full screen button work without a problem, but the dynamic button seems not to work at all. Basically the dynamic button when clicked should change its message to "You have clicked button 1". This works in normal mode, but not in Full screen.
I'm trying to get data from a namespaced xml file in a flex app. There is a root namespace (xmlns="blah") and another namespace (xmlns:i="blah"), and I'm able to access most tags using the following: var ns:Namespace = doc.namespace(); var result:XMLList = doc.ns::element;
However, there are several tags that are subject to change in the application, and i'd like to not hardcode them, possibly using the elements method: var result:XMLList = doc.elements(configuredField); Is there a way to get elements with namespaces using the elements method, or a similar way to get XML elements in flex using a parameter?
I am making a strategy game and came across a kind of problem. Basically, I don't know how to deal with the dynamic creation of the units I need. Should I use some big switch statement or is there a more ideal solution?
I'm making a small memory game that is XML driven (users can upload images into the game). I've come to the point where I need to check if the user has filled out certain nodes or not, and if so; check that the input is valid - int when int is expected and whatnot.
What are the ways to check this, and which is best? So far I've only tried checking if a node is == "" or not, but I imagine there must be better ways. I will include lots of switches for the user which should all be optional. This calls for a neat way to validate it.
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Everything dealing with sharedObjects in the first frame is this:
[AS] var PlannerData:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("PlannerData"); SubjectChoices = PlannerData.data.subjectChoices; if (SubjectChoices == undefined) {[code]....
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I'm creating a container and it's content at runtime. Here's a rough structure:
--VBox ----Form -------FormItem
[Code]...
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1. The HScrollBar is being added.
2. We increase a bit the width of container, so it disappears.
3. When it disappears, the validating throws the null-pointer exception when it tries to measure the non-existing scrollbar. I've also tried to add validateProperties before validation, but it didn't worked either.
I think there are 2 different practices with dealing with display object on the stage.You draw all the objects on the stage and then manipulate the "visible" attribute to show or hide them.You use addChild and removeChild to manipulate the visiblity.How do you think what is the best method for this?
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HTML Code: var definitionsArray:Array; var bubblesArray:Array; var currentBubble:*;[code]...
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mainMovieClip.someMaskHolderMc.mask = null; and then after tween is done, I could re-set it: mainMovieClip.someMaskHolderMc.mask = someMasker;
but I end with nothing though, apart of that after tweening I can click once of the areas I had eventListeners before the tween, and then all functionality disappear. Masks do not work too .
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This is quite a slow process for such a long string, as I need to iterate through the whole string. Does anyone know a faster or more optimised method of dealing with this?
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can anyone point me to a tutorial or an example of something along those lines?
I am trying to position my loader for an external swf. Can anyone help me. Here is the code that I currently have to load the swf. These are the positions that I need x=0, y=180.
Code:
stop(); var myLoader:Loader = new Loader(); myLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, swfLoadComplete); function swfLoadComplete(loadEvent:Event)
I'm using action script v2 to load a .jpg from a button.I'm using the command 'loadMovieNum("photo.jpg",4)'What script could I add in to resize the jpg to specific dimensions and position it at a particular x,y coordinate?
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1/ Load article from XML
2/ Create a postMC_0 and add article bits to it (date, title, body)
3/ Record height
4/ Create a newsColumn_0 and add postMC_0 to it
Then a loop:
5/ Load next article
6/ Create a postMC_1 and add article bits to it
7/ If difference between postMC_0 height and newsColumn_0 height is greater than the height of postMC_1, then add postMC_1 to newsColumn_0.
8/ If not, then create newsColumn_1 and add postMC_1 to it.
9/ Loop back to 5 (increasing the numbers each time, so postMC_2, etc) Then just make the scroll buttons function according to how many columns have been created..
