Follow up to my last post. I am having to do this enough that I wrote a bat file for it. Here is what it looks like if anyone is interested. Just copy and paste the code below into a notepad and save as a .bat file. I put mine in [...]
Read full blog post: “Content Assist” did not complete normally – bat file workaround
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“Content Assist” did not complete normally – bat file workaround
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
“Content Assist” did not complete normally. Please see log for more information.
Tuesday, October 27th, 2009
Here is a work around for this annoying bug in Flash Builder 4 beta 2:
From: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-21566
Close Flash Builder 4 beta 2
Delete this folder in your workspace:
\.metadata\.plugins\com.adobe.flexbuilder.codemodel.
Relaunch Flash Builder 4 beta 2
Read full blog post: “Content Assist” did not complete normally. Please see log for more information.
Here is a work around for this annoying bug in Flash Builder 4 beta 2:
From: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-21566
Close Flash Builder 4 beta 2
Delete this folder in your workspace:
\.metadata\.plugins\com.adobe.flexbuilder.codemodel.
Relaunch Flash Builder 4 beta 2
Flash Camp St Louis 2009 – Code Samples
Sunday, September 13th, 2009
I had a great time presenting at Flash Camp St Louis this last Friday. The City Museum was a great venue. All the other speakers did a great job. Thanks JP for putting together such a great event!
Here is the sample code I showed in the presentation. Rt-click and select View [...]
Read full blog post: Flash Camp St Louis 2009 – Code Samples
I had a great time presenting at Flash Camp St Louis this last Friday. The City Museum was a great venue. All the other speakers did a great job. Thanks JP for putting together such a great event!
Here is the sample code I showed in the presentation. Rt-click and select View [...]
Flash Camp St. Louis 2009 – This Friday
Tuesday, September 8th, 2009
Two TMG employees presenting at Flash Camp St. Louis this Friday at the City Museum, Ben Bishop and Jason Hanson.
Should be a good time. If you are in St. Louis and have any interest in Flash, Flex, or Catalyst think about coming.
Tickets still available.
www.flashcampstlouis.com
Read full blog post: Flash Camp St. Louis 2009 – This Friday
Two TMG employees presenting at Flash Camp St. Louis this Friday at the City Museum, Ben Bishop and Jason Hanson.
Should be a good time. If you are in St. Louis and have any interest in Flash, Flex, or Catalyst think about coming.
Tickets still available.
www.flashcampstlouis.com
How to Make a Flash Application into a Facebook Application and Page Tab
Thursday, July 9th, 2009
For the Morphic Group’s Facebook page we wanted to repurpose the featured projects part of our current website into a Facebook page tab. After looking at a series of tutorials and poking and prodding till it worked, here is how we did it.
What you will need:
- A webserver or hosting account that can run PHP
- [...]
Read full blog post: How to Make a Flash Application into a Facebook Application and Page Tab
For the Morphic Group’s Facebook page we wanted to repurpose the featured projects part of our current website into a Facebook page tab. After looking at a series of tutorials and poking and prodding till it worked, here is how we did it.
What you will need:
- A webserver or hosting account that can run PHP
- [...]
Adobe Flash Builder and Catalyst Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Adobe Catalyst was released at the beginning of June with great fanfare, and with that positive buzz a lot of tutorials have been created that demonstrate how quickly a developer can go from a Catalyst project to a Flash Builder project to a working application. However, there aren’t many tutorials on how to go back [...]
Read full blog post: Adobe Flash Builder and Catalyst Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
Adobe Catalyst was released at the beginning of June with great fanfare, and with that positive buzz a lot of tutorials have been created that demonstrate how quickly a developer can go from a Catalyst project to a Flash Builder project to a working application. However, there aren’t many tutorials on how to go back [...]
Read full blog post: Adobe Flash Builder and Catalyst Tips, Tricks, and HacksA Taste of “Flash on Tap” 2009
Saturday, June 6th, 2009
A week ago this night, the first “Flash on Tap” conference was winding down as the rocking reggae band (Toussaint and the China Band) finished their set. It was fitting end to an unconventional meeting of design and development professionals; a Flash conference/Micro-beer festival mash-up.
The main focus of this three day convention was the presentations [...]
Read full blog post: A Taste of “Flash on Tap” 2009
A week ago this night, the first “Flash on Tap” conference was winding down as the rocking reggae band (Toussaint and the China Band) finished their set. It was fitting end to an unconventional meeting of design and development professionals; a Flash conference/Micro-beer festival mash-up.
The main focus of this three day convention was the presentations [...]
Web Ads with ClickTags
Friday, April 10th, 2009
When creating web ads for third party companies, you maybe asked to add a clickTag,
a reference to an external variable. The variable is passed from within the html Object/Embed tags via query string or FlashVar parameter. This allows an ad manager to track the click-through of the
Flash SWF. Usually, the ad manager would create an [...]
Read full blog post: Web Ads with ClickTags
When creating web ads for third party companies, you maybe asked to add a clickTag,
a reference to an external variable. The variable is passed from within the html Object/Embed tags via query string or FlashVar parameter. This allows an ad manager to track the click-through of the
Flash SWF. Usually, the ad manager would create an [...]
Setting Parameters With The Same Name Using URLVariables
Friday, March 20th, 2009
The ability to set and send form parameters with the same name is available with URLVariables though it’s not quite documented very well (at all?).
Below are 4 examples of setting 2 values with same parameter name. The first example results in 1 parameter. The rest result in 2 parameters as expected.
// results in 1 parameter
var [...]
Read full blog post: Setting Parameters With The Same Name Using URLVariables
The ability to set and send form parameters with the same name is available with URLVariables though it’s not quite documented very well (at all?).
Below are 4 examples of setting 2 values with same parameter name. The first example results in 1 parameter. The rest result in 2 parameters as expected.
// results in 1 parameter
var [...]
