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Hi,
I am trying to load an html with a flash player embedded, for some reason the player does not load and it shows that I need to update my player. This html page does play the player without being the swf.
Can you please help? thanks
@tonyso:
I don’t understand what are you exactly trying to do, but did you purchased the application?...because I don’t see the “has purchased this file” image displayed under your avatar image.
If you are using the trial version there is a 4×4 limitation for rows/cols number and you can not render tables over this limit. You also need to update your Flash player to latest version.
There are no limitations with the commercial version.
Hi,
I just purchased the full version of this component, and I am trying to find the manual explaining all of the properties and methods for AS3 for this components. I can’t find it, where should I be looking?
Using Flash Help just gets me to the on-line Adobe help center for Flash?
I’ve done a Spotlight search throughout my system, but I can’t find the help file.
Thanks!
OK, I found the manuals under /Users/(...)/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Flash CS4/en/Configuration/HelpPanel/Help, but is there a viewer for this, to view these files conveniently?
Hi,
Yes, embedded Help Books are not supported anymore in Flash CS3 / CS4 since all Flash documentation is online.
We will included the HTML help files inside the package. To view the files you simply open the index/about html main file in your favorite browser.
Also check the most common questions and answers for the Table Renderer AS 2.0 (they are the same for the AS 3.0) in the http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/flash_tuning_table_renderer/help.html tab of the AS 2.0 version.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
http://www.flashtuning.net
I bought this too and the help files are not included in the package like you mentioned. With all due respect this is very poor, The most common questions are obvious, I need a detailed description of all the functions and properties of this component.
I would expect documentation for a component if I'm paying for it.
Hi!
I’ve downloaded the trial version and it works well on a plain flash movie
But if I put the component in a MovieClip (Symbol1) and call it from the stage:
var mc:MovieClip = new Symbol1()
it says:
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference. at FtTableRenderer/VmZghRulvfnc() at FtTableRenderer/C2D1xIx3wJM() at FtTableRenderer/onComplete() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent() at flash.net::URLLoader/onComplete()
Can you help me? I would buy it if it fit to my project…
Thx.
@ paul.sijpkes:
The Help Book is automatically installed and you can find the book as described in the most common questions and answers area of the AS 2.0 version.
If you are using Flash CS4 you will not find any help book for any component either made by Adobe or custom since all Flash documentation is online in CS4.
If you’re using CS4 you can send us an email at contact [at] flashtuning,net and we’ll send you back the HTML Help Book. We have also included the book in a separate folder inside the download package and you can also login and try downloading again the new archive.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
@Tsab:
I don’ really understand what you are trying to do.
If you want to dynamically ad the component to the stage using ActionScript do somethig similar to this:
var myTable = new FTTableRenderer(); myTable.sourceFile = "yourtable.html"; this.addChild(myTable);
Best regards,
Flashtuning
My tables are dynamically generated and include the tbody tag. This causes the table to render incorrectly. Looks like the columns get wrapped into one cell and the rows become columns. When I strip out the tbody tag the table displays fine. Here is an illustration:
Without tbody:
| row1cell1 | row1cell2 | | row2cell1 | row2cell2 | | row3cell1 | row3cell2 |
With tbody
| row1cell1row1cell2 | row2cell1row2cell2 | row3cell1row3cell2 |
Is there a work around to this other than stripping out tbody?
Other than that this is GREAT!
Thanks,
Tom
Hi,
tbody tag is not supported. You can check the list of the most common questions and answers related to tags and attributes available for the AS 2.0 version (are also mostly the same for the AS 3.0 version) here:
http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/flash_tuning_table_renderer/help.html
Best regards,
Flashtuning
Thanks for the reply. I am actually aware of the tags that are not supported but I was hoping it could just be ignored instead of breaking the table…I guess I’ll just strip out the tag.
On that note, there is another behaviour that I was hoping you could help with. When using <br/> tags in a cell it gets additional spacing on the left side and two blank lines between text.
E.g.:
<tr><td>Hello<br>there</td></tr>
Comes out as:
| Hello | | | There
The paragraph tag on the other hand works like I would expect the linebreak to work…text is displayed on the next line without an extra line between paragraphs.
Thanks,
Tom
Actually I just noticed that the linebreak issue only happens when the content is also wrapped inside a span tag. So here is some info for anyone that might encounter the same issue:
Will not wrap properly
<tr><td><span class="text">Hello<br/>there</span></td></tr>
Workaround
<tr><td><span class="text">Hello</span><br/><span class="text">there</span></td></tr> |
hi, i like this for general purpose HTML layout, but i was wondering if you are available to remove the extra padding in cells for when it needs to be a tight fit with the images
i noticed as well as the padding, the bottom pixel lines of the image is also being missed off here...
<html><body><table width="188" border='0' bgcolor='#00FF00' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'><tr><td align="center" width="94" height="88"><img src="images/tr_anim.swf" width="94" height="44" vspace="0" hspace="0"/><img src="images/tr_anim.swf" width="94" height="44" vspace="0" hspace="0" /></td><td align="center" width="94" height="88"><img src="images/tr_anim.swf" width="94" height="44" vspace="0" hspace="0" /><img src="images/tr_anim.swf" width="94" height="44" vspace="0" hspace="0" /></td></tr></table></body></html>
thanks
j
(sorry couldnt get the code block working!)
Hi,
This is already discussed along the road. To create a table from string example:
var myTable = new FTTableRenderer(); this.addChild(myTable); myTable.createFromString(yourHTMLFormattedString);
FT
Hi,
Check question number 23 / point c) from the faq ( most common questions and answers ) area on our site ( you have the link in the product description above ).
FT
Where is the documentation that shows all the available methods and properties for this purchase?
The documentation shows in Flash Help Panel after you install the mxp file ( available to CS3 ) for CS4 and above all Flash documentation is online. Also you have examples inside the download package on how to use the component. You can also download the help files from this location:
http://flashtuning.net/HelpBooks/HelpBooks.zip
Can you please explain how to use this component in Flash Builder / as3 project, tnx. Im searching for swc but is not a part of the zip.
Hi,
You can download and test for free the product from freeflashcomponents.net website at:
http://www.freeflashcomponents.net/flash-components/flash-user-interface
Flashtuning
package { import FtTableRenderer; import flash.display.MovieClip;
public class htmlTest extends MovieClip
{
public function htmlTest()
{
var htmlString : String ="
test
";
var myTable : FtTableRenderer = new FtTableRenderer();
this.addChild(myTable);
myTable.createFromString(htmlString);
}
}
}
TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties. at FtTableRenderer/XkbijTsntdle() at FtTableRenderer/YsZkvrSrtqTW() at FtTableRenderer/createFromString()
As simple as that, this is no working .......
Simply test the create from String code line inside an empty Flash fla file:
var myTable = new FTTableRenderer();
this.addChild(myTable);
myTable.createFromString(yourHTMLFormattedString);
Hi, I've bought the product and looks great when I publish the table inside Flash. All the image/flash links appear. Text and CSS looks fine.
However, you said that it's also compatible with Adobe AIR.
I used one of your example in the package "sample_css.fla" and I published it to AIR 2.6
The published AIR file looks the same as the Flash file, except one thing: all the image/flash links do not appear at all (even though I've bundled all the required files as part of the AIR installation).
Is there any solution for this? Thank you.
Hi,
The table supports only the css attributes supported by Flash. For the complete list check question number 23 ( point h and i ) from the FAQ area on our site at: http://www.flashtuning.net/faq#table
Regards, FT
Hi, just purchased your component. But I can´t get it to display anything when I create a new object in AS3 It always throws Error #1009 - Null Object. Error #1009: Der Zugriff auf eine Eigenschaft oder eine Methode eines null-Objektverweises ist nicht möglich. at FtTableRenderer/YsZkvrSrtqTW() at FtTableRenderer/onComplete() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent() at flash.net::URLLoader/onComplete()
This is the code I used in my MC Class: var xtable = new FtTableRenderer(); xtable.sourceFile="gethighscore.php?which=t"; xhbtotal.addChild(xtable);
the PHP script outputs a table. simple like that.
Why isnt this working?
HI,
Check if the html string generated by your php script is correctly formatted ( all tags are closed and lowercase ) and contains only tags and attributes supported by the table renderer component.
Try creating the table using the createFromString() method. First get your html string in a variable in Flash and call that table method.
Check the createFromString code example in the previous comments. If you still have issues send us a small flash file example at contact [at] flashtuning.net with only the html string output and the table creation method to see how you've created the table.
Regards, Flashtuning
