ActionScript colorer
The fist version of my ActionScript text colorer for the browser.
(a work in progress)
Colors your ActionScript 3.0 code as you type.
A simple JavaScript script, CSS script, and HTML page do the work.
It's made to run in FireFox.
The FireFox version
Image Gallery in a Picture Frame
A simple image gallery whose thumbnails scroll horizontaly inside a picture frame.
There are 3 frame styles to choose from,
plain, shadeblots, and threeshade.
The frame width and height can vary in size.
It's very easy to modify, everything is controlled via XML.
The XML used to control the gallery :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<galleryoptions>
<numofpictures>7</numofpictures>
<imagelocation>same</imagelocation>
<picextensions>.jpg</picextensions>
<thumbnaillast>thum</thumbnaillast>
<thepictures>
imageone,imagetwo,imagethree,imagefour,imagefive,
imagesix,imageseven,end
</thepictures>
<picdescriptions>
image one,image two,image four,image five,
image six,image seven,end
</picdescriptions>
<saystyle>ffffff</saystyle>
<thumbanidirec>left</thumbanidirec>
<thescrollspeed>18</thescrollspeed>
<backgroundcolor>black</backgroundcolor>
<framewh>900,500</framewh>
<framestyle>plain</framestyle>
<framecolorrgb>178,126,0</framecolorrgb>
<fullscreenbutton>no</fullscreenbutton>
<ermessage>There was an error while loading.</ermessage>
</galleryoptions>
Download this component :
pframeimggallery.zip
The DOMEx Class
A useful class that makes javaScript to SWF communication easier.
Call any public function in the swf from just one javaScript command.
You can eliminate the need to script for the swf object before calling a callBack.
With the DOMEx class all you need is to embed your swf with an ID and have javaScript support.
Source:
DOMEx.zip
Documentation:
DOMEx Class Documentation