Aug 03 2010

Xtendable CMS Special Offer – 70% discount

Category: FAQ — admin @ 2:56 am 


MyFlashLab team has started coding CMS for our Xtendable template.


As it’s in early stages, we can’t give an exact finish date. keep yourself informed by following us on facebook or twitter.


the upcoming Content Management System will help you manage your website easier so you don’t have to deal with the XML files manually. you will be able to install the CMS on your own server and you will have access to a secure login area on your server and from there you can manage your website, add pages, modify pages, upload and delete images, etc, etc. in one word, it will be a complete CMS to help you easily manage your website.


It’s worthy to mention that with the very same CMS, you will be able to manage our other upcoming templates! (upcoming templates will be available exclusively on Activeden)


we are pleased to give our royal buyers an unbeatable offer on our CMS package. when the CMS package launches, it will be priced $40 but we will consider 70% discount for those buyers who buy our Xtendable template before September ends.


If you wish to opt-in in our discount offer, all you have to do is to send us the following message from this page after you purchased the Xtendable template. 



I wish to opt-in your 70% CMS discount offer for the Xtendable template.

my email address is: your@mail.com



After the purchase of the Xtendable template, when we receive your message, we will send you a unique discount coupon code which you can use later when buying the CMS package.


using the coupon will let you buy the CMS package for only $12!


Be quick, you can opt-in the discount offer only until before midnight September 31, 2010


When the below countdown reaches “0″, this offer will be closed and you can buy the CMS package for its real price, $40




Kind Regards,

Hadi,

MyFlashLab


		    
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         Jan
         23
         2010
    

    

	 
Unload an externally loaded swf file

	
Category: FAQ — admin @ 12:09 am 


	

		
How to remove or unload an externally loaded swf file from your project?


It happenes a lot that you try to load an external SWF file into your project. maybe in your portfolio or some swf movies or sound files. The problem I am going to talk about here is about the common problem of unloading the swf files!


you see, if you have loaded an swf file which has some music on it playing constantly, when you try to unload/remove that swf, the sound keeps playing! (not just sounds, maybe some Event.ENTER_FRAME or other listeners are still working)


to avoid this problem, the best solution I can think of is to add a REMOVED_FROM_STAGE listener in your external swf file so it can listen to when it’s removed from the stage so it can kill the running processes inside itself.


simply add it like this:


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import flash.events.Event;

this.addEventListener(Event.REMOVED_FROM_STAGE, onStageRemoved);

function onStageRemoved(e:Event):void

{

// kill all listeneres and running processes here.

}


Regards,

Hadi


		    
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         Jan
         17
         2010
    

    

	 
How to use SWC

	
Category: FAQ — admin @ 7:08 pm 


	

		
What is SWC?


SWC is a file containing ActionScript source codes in a compiled status. The good thing about a SWC file is that it will help your projects compile faster because your compiler (flash CS4 for example) doesn’t have to compile everything from scratch any more.


In simple words, you use SWC files to access class packages instead of accessing the class .as files manually. This is how flash and flex source codes are orgenized also. There might be other good things about SWC also but that’s what I know about, feel free to let me know if there’s anything else :) 


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