Comments for Christopher Huyler's Flex Blog http://www.huyler.net/flexblog <mx:Flex Development Examples /> Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:58:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Taking control of right-click in Adobe Flex by deyounni http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/comment-page-1/#comment-64 deyounni Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:58:24 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/#comment-64 I see, The objects under the mouse are retrieved, and the top most get a double click dispatched from it. Maybe a new event, (RightClickEvent extends event), would be better. If you didn't want to have to hook into the MouseEvent.DOUBLE_CLICK. I see, The objects under the mouse are retrieved, and the top most get a double click dispatched from it.

Maybe a new event, (RightClickEvent extends event), would be better. If you didn’t want to have to hook into the MouseEvent.DOUBLE_CLICK.

]]> Comment on Taking control of right-click in Adobe Flex by Christopher http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Christopher Tue, 01 Sep 2009 10:18:09 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/#comment-63 This code supports handling different actions for different objects as long as they are children of the application class, just like any other click event. Its up to you whether you implement event listeners in each display component or you build a controller to generalize the behavior. If you come up with a good solution be sure to link to it here so I can check it out. This code supports handling different actions for different objects as long as they are children of the application class, just like any other click event. Its up to you whether you implement event listeners in each display component or you build a controller to generalize the behavior. If you come up with a good solution be sure to link to it here so I can check it out.

]]> Comment on Taking control of right-click in Adobe Flex by deyounni http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/comment-page-1/#comment-62 deyounni Tue, 01 Sep 2009 05:23:12 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/#comment-62 Missed the download source link the first time. Got it working on my machine. Any good ideas on making this modular / generic for multiple libraries? Something like a central dispatcher or registration for the right click? because if every component is using this right click, they are gonna have to be managed somehow. -Nick Missed the download source link the first time.

Got it working on my machine.

Any good ideas on making this modular / generic for multiple libraries? Something like a central dispatcher or registration for the right click? because if every component is using this right click, they are gonna have to be managed somehow.

-Nick

]]> Comment on Taking control of right-click in Adobe Flex by Christopher http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/comment-page-1/#comment-61 Christopher Tue, 01 Sep 2009 02:58:18 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/#comment-61 Click the "Download the Source" link above for the full project. In short, the body tag looks like: <body scroll="no" id="main" onload="RightClick.init('${application}','flashcontent');"> ... Click the “Download the Source” link above for the full project. In short, the body tag looks like:

<body scroll=”no” id=”main” onload=”RightClick.init(‘${application}’,'flashcontent’);”>
…

]]> Comment on Taking control of right-click in Adobe Flex by deyounni http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/comment-page-1/#comment-60 deyounni Tue, 01 Sep 2009 00:48:16 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2009/02/02/taking-control-of-right-click-in-adobe-flex/#comment-60 little help on the html template - did you just wrap everything that was in the body into a div? what does your onload look like? something like Rightclick.init()? did you simply reace the AF_RUN(...)with SWFObject(...) ? - nick on my iphone little help on the html template –
did you just wrap everything that was in the body into a div?

what does your onload look like? something like Rightclick.init()?

did you simply reace the AF_RUN(…)with SWFObject(…) ?

– nick on my iphone

]]> Comment on Exporting symbols for Flex using Flash CS3 by Christopher http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2008/02/29/exporting-symbols-for-flex-using-flash-cs3/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Christopher Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:26:36 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2008/02/29/exporting-symbols-for-flex-using-flash-cs3/#comment-3 Thanks Almog, I'll be sure to check that out. It will be very useful if we do lots of skinning in Flash. Thanks Almog, I’ll be sure to check that out. It will be very useful if we do lots of skinning in Flash.

]]> Comment on Exporting symbols for Flex using Flash CS3 by Almog Kurtser http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2008/02/29/exporting-symbols-for-flex-using-flash-cs3/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Almog Kurtser Fri, 29 Feb 2008 19:26:18 +0000 http://www.huyler.net/flexblog/2008/02/29/exporting-symbols-for-flex-using-flash-cs3/#comment-2 Hi Christopher, If you're building a skin for Flex applications, you should check out the Flash CS3 component kit and skin design extension from Adobe: http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_Component_Kit_for_Flash_CS3 It contains template for most flex 3 visual components and exports them to swc file. If you're using Flex 3 you can then use the import skin artwork option that automatically imports the skin and generates a CSS code. Best regards, Almog Kurtser Hi Christopher,

If you’re building a skin for Flex applications, you should check out the Flash CS3 component kit and skin design extension from Adobe:

http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_Component_Kit_for_Flash_CS3

It contains template for most flex 3 visual components and exports them to swc file.
If you’re using Flex 3 you can then use the import skin artwork option that automatically imports the skin and generates a CSS code.

Best regards,
Almog Kurtser

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