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I am always using my Note to read books. I haven't had any problems with text clarity or readability over a extended period of time. Ever since I got a Note, I am hardly ever on my laptop or tablet anymore.
I guess I don't understand what his problems are. I have created a ton of file uploaders with flash and have ran into no problems at all. What is this security wall you are talking about Sly?
The links I previously gave Sly clearly show how to achieve uploading files with flash to a ASP...
These links should help you get started:
http://dotnetslackers.com/community/blogs/haissam/archive/2008/03/29/upload-multiple-files-using-asp-net-amp-adobe-flex.aspx
http://algorithmist.wordpress.com/2007/10/19/flex-file-upload-with-aspnet/
-Heaton
I believe you need the full path so instead of <cflocation url="redeemingdaisy" addtoken="no">
do this:
<cflocation url="http://mywebsite.com/redeemingdaisy.cfm" addtoken="no">
That should work.
-Heaton
Tabris_Zero,
Lots of ways to do this. You could put each section into 3 seperate movie clips and then play each one with three different buttons.
You could use scenes.
You could add labels to the frames and have a frame with "part1" another with "part2" and the last with "part3". Then...
You could also setup up a Jabber server and have flash clients communicating through flash sockets.
www.jabber.org is a could place to start to learn about Jabber.
http://www.jivesoftware.org/xiff/ is a great Flash/Jabber api to develop with.
Good luck!
-Heaon00
Zalbag,
Your first try at it would have worked, but you made one mistake.
You are passing a variable "county" to the loadCompanies function, but the variable county does not exist. I think you meant to use countyName instead of county.
So the correct code would be:
for (i in this) {...
I am not quite sure if you are wanting to code this all yourself, but have you taken a look at Jabber. Its basically a kick ass protocol for writing communications software. Plenty of open source Java written servers out there too. Start at www.jabber.org. If you want to get up and running...