In dire need for a seasoned Flash Developer:

Successful candidate will develop and maintain custom solutions using technologies such as: Flash, ActionScript 2.0, HTML, JSP, JavaScript, CSS, and maintain all assets under source control.

Some knowledge of Photoshop, Fireworks, and/or other professional image editing tools required.

Responsibilities include:
- Collect data from a front end view… store and retrieve information to/from a database
- Work with the team lead / manager to identify tasks and schedules to meet project deadlines. Perform your assignments on time. Provide clear, concise and accurate status to your team lead and management.
- Assist in the design and documentation of custom software solutions which include database models, software architecture, process flow, and web navigation. Review all end user documentation for accuracy.
- Unit test all software components prior to release to QA and efficiently communicate with Quality Assurance during the development cycle.
- Use development, staging and production environments and develop automated tools and procedures to build and promote software through the development cycle to deliver regular upgrades with enhancements.
- From time-to-time, perform adhoc technical assignments to build prototypes, proof of concepts or other specialized tasks.
- Assist in application deployment at the AT&T Data Center.
- Assist in gathering project requirements with other department and team members. Produce prototypes and technical papers to communicate requirements and technical features for review and approval.

Please email your Word resume to c [dot] zani [at] insourcegroup [dot] com or call me at (972) 455-1023 to discuss.

I am seeking developers for a number of positions with our premier clients.

Have the opportunity to work with the newest cutting edge technologies!!

Respectfully,

Brooke L. Anderson
Modis IT
972.813.0422
brooke [dot] anderson [at] modisit [dot] com

I uploaded a sample of a local connection onto a blank white page:

http://www.staggclan.com/test/localconnection/index.html

It has a “stop”, “play” and “rewind” button at the top in the buttons.swf and initially, as Mozart plays – if you press “play” or “stop” or “rewind”, then they behave as expected.

*The problem lies when you press rewind and THEN hit “stop” – the
button is not functional.

The code I have set up for STOP button on first frame is:

on (release) {
outgoing_lc = new LocalConnection();
outgoing_lc.send(“hello”, “test”, “stop”);
delete outgoing_lc; // drop the connection
}

The code I have set up for PLAY is:

on (release) {
outgoing_lc = new LocalConnection();
outgoing_lc.send(“hello”, “test”, “play”);
delete outgoing_lc; // drop the
connection
}

The code I have set up for REWIND is:

on (release) {
outgoing_lc = new LocalConnection();
outgoing_lc.send(“hello”, “test”, “rewind”);
delete outgoing_lc; // drop the connection
}

NOW – for the actual audio.swf, I have the following actionscript set up on first frame:

incoming_lc = new LocalConnection();
incoming_lc.connect(“hello”);

incoming_lc.test = function
(whatToDo)
{
if(whatToDo == “play”)
play();
else if(whatToDo == “stop”)
stop();
else if(whatToDo == “rewind”)
gotoAndPlay(1);
}

….for the life of me I can’t figure out why neither the “stop” buttons wouldn’t work after hitting rewind?

Your help on this matter is GREATLY, GREATLY appreciated. Feel free to reply offlist if so desired.

Sincerely,

Kevin
kstagg [at] gmail [dot] com

I have a modest webpage which includes footage of my daughter:

http://www.staggclan.com

…which contains a Flash file xreferencing a Flash video. This is what it is supposed to look like: http://www.dfwaug.net/test/index.html.

As you can see – the video works fine in the latter sample (its the same hierarchy). But why can’t you see the video at all on my website? You can take a look at the staggclan.com source code on that page and you can see that I am NOT xreferencing my hard drive nor am I referencing an image which hasn’t been uploaded (even if I were – you’d at least see a “broken image” indicator). It doesn’t even include space for where that video should be – it’s like it wasn’t even placed there.

For the life of me I don’t know what the problem is. Why will it work in one domain but not the other (both hosted by 1&1.com)? Whoever can correctly solve this problem for me will find me ETERNALLY GRATEFUL.

All the best -

Kevin

Hey everybody, we just launched a couple of cool Flash sites.

Check them out if you get bored…

http://www.casiogzone.com/

http://www.nogparlor.com/

Chris