I want to make an interactive flash where the user can pan their surroundings depending on where their mouse cursor is on the stage. So- it sounds like a job for ActionScript- but I m hopeless at any scripting. If it s not too complicated- does anyone know the answer/know where to find an answer?
Basically- this applies to those who have knowledge in Flash and ActionScript. I m asking about a (free) tool made by Sham Bhangal- the VCam (info at http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/javascri... which basically allows you to select what viewers will see.
I want to make an interactive flash where the user can pan their surroundings depending on where their mouse cursor is on the stage. So- it sounds like a job for ActionScript- but I m hopeless at any scripting. If it s not too complicated- does anyone know the answer/know where to find an answer?
EDIT: Wow- I tried using that script you showed- GarDZ- that was the type of script I was looking for. I tried inserting it into the VCam s script- except I wasn t sure which part to replace...
Oops- sorry about that last update. You can tell I m quite new.
Anyway- after a bit of experimenting- I put it in the right place- and it s working! Thank you so much- GarDz!
I m developing a site- and amajor part of the working with that site is uploading files to the site servers.
I have some third party softwares that deals with this uploading things just fine.
BUT in the browser- when the user clicks on the "Browse" button near the file field- he/she gets a browsing window from the operating system- but with filter "All Files (*.*)" and the combo box shows two more options "Pictures (*.jpg- *.gif)" & "HTML (*.htm- *.html).
How can control those filters? i.e. I want the user to upload only Access files (*.mdb)- and I block- by javascript- the optin to upload file that doesn t end with .mdb- but I want the browse window to show him only mdb files?
a simple example to the form upload field is here:
<form action="DocumentNew.asp" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" method="POST" name="DocumentNew">
file: <input type="file" name="filename" class="formtext" size="60">
<input type=submit>
</form>
everytime i wana watch sumthing on youtube it says
"Hello- you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe s Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player. "
ive installd the lastest flash player but it still doesnt work plz help
For the past 5 hours or so- my Yahoo Mail is completely screwed up... I am getting all kinds of strange javascript errors- and it looks the page isn t loading any CSS. I ve tried opening it in IE- Firefox- and Opera; all messed up.
I m a bit surprised it s been down for so long. Starting to wonder if the problem is mine- or if any of ya ll are running into the same issue?
Thanks- Kell~
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