Posts by Rumboon

Got the solution!

By loading the image, i forgot the LoaderContext

loader.load(urlrequest, new LoaderContext(true));

Hi there,

im building a flash photo gallery that loads your facebook photo’s into the gallery. The gallery is working really good, but when i test it online, he wont load the images.

Here is how i get my data:

package remco.ui.photo.Facebook {

    import flash.events.*;
    import flash.display.*;
    import flash.net.*;
    import flash.system.Security;

    import com.serialization.json.JSON;

    public class FacebookAlbumLoader extends EventDispatcher {

        private static const GRAPH_URL:String="http://graph.facebook.com";

        private var photoSetID:String;
        private var dataArray:Array = new Array();
        private var object:Object;
        private var initialized:Boolean = false;

        private var urlRequest:URLRequest;
        private var urlLoader:URLLoader;

        public static const LOADED:String = "loaded";

        public function FacebookAlbumLoader(target:IEventDispatcher=null) {

            super(target);
            Security.loadPolicyFile("http://graph.facebook.com/crossdomain.xml");
            Security.loadPolicyFile("http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/crossdomain.xml");
            Security.loadPolicyFile("http://api.facebook.com/crossdomain.xml")
            Security.allowDomain("*");
            Security.allowInsecureDomain("*");

        }

        public function load( photoSetID:String ):void {

            this.photoSetID = photoSetID;

            urlRequest = new URLRequest(GRAPH_URL + "/" + photoSetID + "/photos");
            urlLoader = new URLLoader(urlRequest);
            urlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onComplete, false, 0, true);

        }

        private function onComplete(e:Event):void {

            object = JSON.deserialize(e.target.data);

            var i:int = 0;

            for each (var o:Object in object.data) {

                var imgOb:Object = new Object();
                imgOb.tmb = o.images[5].source;
                imgOb.img = o.images[0].source;

                dataArray.push(imgOb);

            };
            trace("FacebookAlbumLoader: \t dispatch LOADED");
            dispatchEvent(new Event(FacebookAlbumLoader.LOADED));
            initialized = true;

        }

        public function get init():Boolean {
            return initialized;
        }

        public function getImageData():Array {
            return dataArray;
        }

    }
}

am i missing something? help appreciated

What i want is that the Text output look likes this: with one break:

lorem ipsum
dolor sit
amet

Working with XML data it should be easy: XML .ignoreWhitespace = true; But how can i get that result with JSON data?

Hi there,

Does anyone know how you can turn on the IgnoreWhitespace on a Textfield (or String variable) ?

My problem in with JSON : In String textfields he’s shows up with alot of breaks, like:

{"textValue": "Lorem ipsum dolor<br />
sit amet<br />
lorem ipsum dolor<br />}

My flash textfield looks like this now:

Lorem ipsum

dolor sit

amet

Hi there,

I was wondering which of you Flash developers is using MVC ? Which and why?

Finally, got it..

Does anyone how to share text on Linkedin, like the way you can on Twitter and Facebook?

but then on linkedin! cant find anything good..

21% with my code? or your code?

hmm… weird stuff! But thanks gonna try yours tomorrow! Hope it helps Thanks!

Hello there,

Im working on a flash project, and i need a little optimalisation.

First, the example: http://www.studiosteen.nl/clients/windsor/#/baden and click on a thumbnail (sorry, second deeplink for the fullscreen image doesnt work yet :))

The image should move on MouseMove, that is working. But if you check your CPU , its going WILD ! sometimes even up to 140%! Thats not what i want of course..

This is the function in the full image class:

private function onMouseMove(e:MouseEvent):void {

var rapW:Number = (stage.stageWidth/2)/((_photo.width-stage.stageWidth)/2);
var rapH:Number = (stage.stageHeight/2)/((_photo.height-stage.stageHeight)/2);
var speed:Number = ConfigManager.SPEED*2.5;

if (_photo.width>stage.stageWidth) {
      TweenLite.to(_photo, speed, {x:-mouseX/rapW, ease:Quart.easeOut});
       }

if (_photo.height>stage.stageHeight) {
      TweenLite.to(_photo, speed, {y:-mouseY/rapH, ease:Quart.easeOut});
      }
}

Maybe some of you has some good tips for me ?

did you guys see this one too?

http://www.youtube.com/desperados

same principle. but still awsome to see!