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From looking through the forum I see that there has been a promise of a as3 version of actionspeak for quite a while. It appears that this release has been severely delayed or will not happen at all.
Personally, I can't use this product without a 3.0 version of this api. Why not open source it and allow those of us that need a newer version to update it?
If there is a definite release date or opportunities to beta test it, I'd like to know.
Thanks
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This project has been tabled a few times in the past few years, but we're currently working on this, and yes it will be open source when it's released. I won't promise a release date, but I'll have a better idea by the end of this week.
Thanks for your interest...sorry we couldn't be more expedient.
-Dave
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I need to be able to call a function of my swf loaded in ASPNetFlash, after looking through the documentation it seems one needs to use ActionSpeak, though this constrain it to ActionScript2 and i am using AS3... Any quick workarounds? I am already using ExternalInterface to call javascript and pass values from the swf back to the page without using ActionSpeak, but i need from javascript to get a handle on the swf.
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Got a workaround!! My ASPNetFlash control is named and the javascript needs to reference document["Flash1_flash"] ...
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Oops to exited to get it right the first time round... ipiret wrote:Got a workaround!! My ASPNetFlash control is named Flash1 and therefore the javascript needs to reference document["Flash1_flash"] ...
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