Archive for the 'JSFL' category

Firefox search plugins for Flex 2, Flex 3, Actionscript 3 LiveDocs and Adobe Labs. And great news: Yahoo! just announced its Flash Platform Team

August 17th, 2007 / JSFL, firefox, flash, flex, productivity, tools / 6 comments

These Firefox search plug-ins provide Flex & Flash developers not only fastest but the most clever search by ActionScript 3, Flex 2, Flex 3 LiveDocs, Adobe Labs and Flash documentation because of Google engine is used. Install with one click:

  1. ActionScript 3 LiveDocs Firefox Search Plugin Install ActionScript 3 LiveDocs Firefox search plug-in.

  2. Flex 2 LiveDocs Firefox Search Plugin Install Flex 2 LiveDocs search plug-in.

  3. Flex 3 LiveDocs Firefox Search Plugin Install Flex 3 LiveDocs Firefox search plug-in.

  4. Adobe Labs Firefox Search Plugin Install Adobe Labs search plug-in.

Today’s the great day. Sun is shining, I slept for two hours because of Gmail Gmail Loves Threadless Tee Contest Threadless, wake up and read that Yahoo! announces its Flash Platform Team!

P.S. After I created and published these pluginsI’ve found that Alessandro Crugnola has made cool Flash/Flex Firefox Search Plugins already, and even proposed a cool approach of searching for flash docs with Google Suggest.

Undocumented JSAPI feature: isGroup property is available for any type of stage Element, not only for shapes

August 9th, 2007 / JSAPI, JSFL, extensions, flash, flashcs3 / 1 comment

Today I discovered that Flash CS3 JSFL reference doesn’t mention that grouped MovieClips and TextFields can be detected throught Flash Javascript API.

Documentation only says that there’s only shape.isGroup property; if true, the shape is a group.

The surprising thing is that not only shapes have the “isGroup” property but other Elements too.

For example, create TextField and group it; then create MovieClip and group it: you can easy make sure that it is possible to detect the isGroup property correctly for both of these objects!

But JSAPI documentation doesn’t say it, it only describes the isGroup property for shapes, not for any other type of stage Element.

So, you can use isGroup property for any Element JSFL object! This is very important when you doing enumeration of each elements in Documents using Flash JavaScript. Whoa!