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on April 3rd
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This has been a very interesting project in getting to grips with the Drawing API and chart mathematics. In this final part I just wanted to go over some of the issues and improvements that we may come back to in the future.
Posted by Admin
on March 24th
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Now that we’ve got the database setup, we need a method of extracting the data and sending it back to Flash. Fortunatley I have the solution right here.
Posted by Admin
on March 12th
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What’s a Chart without data?, pretty useless I’d say and not very enlightening. But we need a method of storing, updating and even editing/deleting our data, so it’s MySQL to the rescue.
Posted by Admin
on March 11th
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So I’ve finally got my finger out and stopped tinkering with the Document Class, plus the Demo is available for your Flashing pleasure.
Posted by Admin
on March 2nd
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For a Chart to be successful it has to convey the data you want interpreted, without confusion or contradiction.
Choosing your Scaling correctly is paramount to getting your message across, to this end we use Custom Classes to provide mathematical and time based calculations.
Posted by Admin
on February 29th
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In this second installment of the Chart Series, we’ll take a look at the constituent parts that come together to make our Chart function.
Posted by Admin
on February 28th
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The ubiquitous Flash Chart, love ‘em or loathe ‘em they’re simply everywhere and it’s no real surprise because of their informative and interactive nature. So why not make your own, read on to find out more.
Posted by Admin
on January 31st
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We all know that Apple™ will never support Flash™ and now that Google are making noises about ceasing support in Android. What is the die-hard Flash™ developer to do?
Posted by Admin
on December 9th
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This series of tutorials will cover the methods of using JSON inside Flash CS3/4 AS3.0, Flash CS5.5 now has native support for JSON which we’ll cover at a later date.
Some how this JSON in Flash introduction has morphed into a Twitter in Flash tutorial, none the less it’s still a valid base for learning and consuming the JSON data construct.
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on December 5th
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This series of tutorials will cover the methods of using JSON inside Flash CS3/4 AS3.0, Flash CS5.5 now has native support for JSON which we’ll cover at a later date.
To kick off our series of tutorials about JSON in Flash, we’re going to being using the Twitter API to see just how easy it is to get Flash to consume JSON based data and Adobe’ as3corelib Actionscript Classes for JSON support.
Admin wrote:
Hi This is an example, change the .fla to suit your end of task. The load/date method will match anyAdmin wrote:
Hi If your going to use this in an online multiuser environment, then there will be entries added evAaron wrote:
Sorry the .swf file works, it also seems to add a result everytime its refreshed. Though nothings ouAaron wrote:
Yup thats the one! its working perfectly now, thanks for the help! So i would have to change the loaAdmin wrote:
This is exactly what I would expect to see. Now, open the scoreboard in your Browser and select eithHere at The Feldkircher, we passionately believe in providing the Flash® community a joined-up approach to learning. The majority of our tutorials take an idea - from concept design to complete functionality, yes we also do tips,tricks & snippets so there's something for everyone.
We hope you'll come along for the ride.
