Archive for March, 2007

Sometimes php is really cool

Mar 10th

Posted by rich in flash

1 comment

Or maybe i’m just really grateful at the moment. I needed to take the output of a flash textfields .htmlText property and use it in an html page. I thought I was going to have to do some serious string wrangling to get that done, but php had a built in function to strip html tags from a string, the aptly named strip_tags. Sweet.

Huh?

Mar 7th

Posted by rich in flash

5 comments

PLAIN TEXT
Actionscript:
  1. textdata:String = ((((((settings.contact_extra.split("\r\n").join("")).split("\t").join("    ")).split("\n").join("")).split("<p>").join("")).split("</p>").join("").split("<b>").join("")).split("</b>").join(""));

Looking for flash developers

Mar 5th

Posted by rich in flash

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Just wanted to bump my last post, it got buried by the monday morning flurry on mxna. I'm looking for flash developers, see my previous post here.

Flash Developers wanted

Mar 4th

Posted by rich in flash

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I need a few flash developers to pick up some overflow work, and to finish off a couple of exisiting projects.

Requirements:

  • Actionscript 2.0 Object-Oriented Programming. You should be comfortable with classes and OO concepts.
  • Knowledge of Design Patterns such as MVC and Commands.
  • Good Communication.
  • Good Time Management.
  • Good Attitude.

Not a strict requirement, but will be given preferred status:

  • Familiarity with ARP framework would be huge. Even bigger would be being familiar with the arpx extensions by Grant Davies and Christoph Herrman. We use those a lot.
  • Previous work with AMFPHP.
  • Good knowledge of php (more than just being able to create a contact form...looking for good database /filesystem work. Knowledge of creating Content Management Systems is a huge plus).

Would also like to see:

  • Familiarity with v2 components / framework.

Please forward your information directly to f1info [at] f1fd.com (in that email address, after the letter "f", those are the digit "one", not lowercase "L"s in case it's not clear), or leave a comment below.