Bypass Flash security settings on local .SWF – Trust Files
If you are trying to run a .swf directly from a standalone FlashPlayer or via a browser that trys to contect to a server you will usually get a dialog box that will take you to this webpage:
If you are trying to run a .swf directly from a standalone FlashPlayer or via a browser that trys to contect to a server you will usually get a dialog box that will take you to this webpage:
Recently was in a sutuation where I was calling a webservice that returned images in a byteArray that I had to convert back to a bitmap to then use.
Thought I’d make a post that I will constantly update with handy AS3 one-liners (or 2) as I think of or find them.
Problem was given to me to create a dynamic loading gallery that loads different images per page it is located where the number of images is unknown…
Simple theory and bit of code that might be handy.
new site up, once again a colab with the design coming from the great folk at april77.com
Job that went up probably a bit over a month ago that I worked on at my current employer freshweb.
Thought I’d pop a link up of a few Air applications I did a while ago.
Just a quick one – I usually use FlashDevelop and publish to Flash so tracing is just done with the usual trace();
But if you are doing an AS3 project you can’t use this. Solution is simple, I just keep forgetting it as I don’t use it often, so posting it here!