This lesson is part of the Getting Primitive with Data Types series:
Learn different methods to instantiating XML. We will go over creating nodes and appending them to various nodes in the XML. Allso learn how to add attributes to nodes and some tips on creating XML structures in Flash.
This lesson is part of the Getting Primitive with Data Types series:
Learn different methods to instantiating XML. We will go over creating nodes and appending them to various nodes in the XML. Allso learn how to add attributes to nodes and some tips on creating XML structures in Flash.
This lesson is part of the Getting Primitive with Data Types series:
In this lesson, we will discuss how to clone or create a new copy of an object. We will discuss preventing endless loops within the cloning process. We will also go over another function contains which permits us to check whether a property on our object exists.
Wade Arnold
I want to thank everyone who submitted their name and some of the funny comments I received in the process. If were based on comments, there would be some clear winners! Which made me think that next time maybe I should have everyone submit a joke or something. Any way, congratulations to Wade. I look forward to seeing you at the conference. For all those that didn’t win, I will still encourage you to go to the conference. It will be an extrodinary one with so many things happening in the Flash world right now.
Cheers,
Rob
This lesson is part of the Getting Primitive with Data Types series:
We will go over some functions and properties not well known or understood by many developers. Getting familiar with these functions will save you time and enhance your application as you find ways creative ways to use them. I will show you some examples.
This lesson is part of the Getting Primitive with Data Types series:
In this lesson we will disuss the different ways to instantiate an Object. We will also go over the different ways to add properties, functions, and other reference points. Click here to visit article.
Only one day left to sign-up for the raffle of the FF Austin 2006 4-day pass. You are guaranteed not to when if you don’t sign up! Click here for details. Entries will be accepted til the end of day today. The winner will be announced on August 10th.
Only two days left to sign-up for the raffle of the FF Austin 2006 4-day pass. You are guranteed not to when if you don’t sign up! Click here for details. The raffle willl be on August 10th.
FlashDevelop is the authoring environment of choice for many Flash developers, including myself. And now it supports Flex and ActionScript 3 projects!. What does this mean? You don’t need Flex 2 or the Flash 9 preview to get familiar with AS3 or start building commercial Flash 9 player applications. FlashDevelop only works on the Windows platform as it is a .Net based application. It supports plug-ins that make this new feature possible. Best of all FD is free and open-source which means you can build plug-ins for it also that will meet your everyday needs. Though this is a plug-in, it has been officially announced that the new version of FD fully support AS3. For right now, this is all you need.
In order to get started using FD with AS3 go to the link below and follow the instructions! Happy coding!
This is a convenient class I created to raffle off the ticket to the lucky winner. Feel free to use it in your next project! (Read on …)