Comments on: Unexpected ActionScript Behavior http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2004/04/30/unexpected-actionscript-behavior/ Sat, 05 Jul 2008 19:54:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Anonymous http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2004/04/30/unexpected-actionscript-behavior/#comment-31479 Anonymous Tue, 20 Jun 2006 16:04:48 +0000 #comment-31479 i'm using actionscript loadVariables() and it is causing major problems in firefox. it only works in ie. i set up a simple test to on the remote page in php to echo myVar="somedata" and it takes forever to load. then my computer crashes with what appears to be memory problems. anyone having this issue? i'm using flash 8. i’m using actionscript loadVariables() and it is causing major problems in firefox. it only works in ie. i set up a simple test to on the remote page in php to echo myVar=”somedata” and it takes forever to load. then my computer crashes with what appears to be memory problems. anyone having this issue? i’m using flash 8.

]]> By: WonderBoy http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2004/04/30/unexpected-actionscript-behavior/#comment-16806 WonderBoy Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:55:57 +0000 #comment-16806 Wow Macromedia... WOW.... You'd think after their 8th iteration of Components they would have ironed out all of the bugs, but I swear learning to code, as in seriously code some RIA's is way more about learning to hack around macromedia's bugs than it is actual coding... Take for example the DataGrid... I could lecture on for hours on bugs on the dataprovider, dataset, and all the backend, but hell, lets just assume we are managing the dataprovider ourself with custom objects.... hell, lets just run a double nested for loop and populate the grid with some fake data.... Fine, everything looks good. So, using SetStyle turn on horizontal lines.... Ok, still allright... but now i need some scrolling action to see everything.... turn on horizontal scrolling. Ok, now everything you scroll right all the horiztonal lines disappear past the original view box.... Love you Macromedia... Took me so long to hack this one for some stupid reason. Eventually fixed by hooking the scroll event and calling drawColumns(). Just makes me wonder how productive I might be if things actually worked as expected.... Wow Macromedia… WOW…. You’d think after their 8th iteration of Components they would have ironed out all of the bugs, but I swear learning to code, as in seriously code some RIA’s is way more about learning to hack around macromedia’s bugs than it is actual coding… Take for example the DataGrid… I could lecture on for hours on bugs on the dataprovider, dataset, and all the backend, but hell, lets just assume we are managing the dataprovider ourself with custom objects…. hell, lets just run a double nested for loop and populate the grid with some fake data…. Fine, everything looks good. So, using SetStyle turn on horizontal lines…. Ok, still allright… but now i need some scrolling action to see everything…. turn on horizontal scrolling. Ok, now everything you scroll right all the horiztonal lines disappear past the original view box…. Love you Macromedia… Took me so long to hack this one for some stupid reason. Eventually fixed by hooking the scroll event and calling drawColumns(). Just makes me wonder how productive I might be if things actually worked as expected….

]]> By: Andy Owen http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2004/04/30/unexpected-actionscript-behavior/#comment-7636 Andy Owen Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 #comment-7636 <p>I had the same problem but pasting the trigger code line again underneath didn't seem to refresh the data in my dataGrid!</p> <p>Any ideas</p> I had the same problem but pasting the trigger code line again underneath didn’t seem to refresh the data in my dataGrid!

Any ideas

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