I am trying to figure out how to do this thing where the web addresses to my web pages don't go to scripts, they take a phrase after the domain name and use it as a shortcut to that page. It's sort of hard for me to explain since I really don't even know what it is that is happening. All I know...
Well first, my application is going to be a business training tool and users are going to be required to be in fullscreen mode to take the training. This way, their boss knows they can only focus on this training and not chatting with people while ignoring the training. So lots of things are...
Yeah, I tried all of that. Still wasn't able to figure out the problem with that code though. I ended up just using the FLVPlayback component. Wasn't my first choice of how to handle the streaming audio and video in my application but it ended up working out anyways.
I have a question regarding fullscreen mode in ActionScript 3.0. I already know how to activate fullscreen mode and I've successfully used it without problems in ActionScript 2.0.
So I have an application written in AS3 with a stage size of 640x480. In this application I add a few movieclips to...
I'm using ActionScript 3.0 and Flash Media Server 3 and I'm trying to stream an flv video with CODE ONLY but I keep getting the error message "NetStream.Play.StreamNotFound."
I'm trying to avoid using the FLVPlayback component in this application. The funny thing is... when I actually use the...
I actually figured out the answer to my problem today.
I am new to 100% OOP and was very used to structuring everything to work from the inside out so I had to change my ways and structure everything to work from the outside in.
I have recently started using Actionscript 3.0 and have made a point of using classes exclusively as opposed to putting code all over the timeline. I have encountered one problem though.
Let's say I'm making a flash website and I have a document class with two public vars: an instance of a...
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