text: Type: Posts; User: NXInteractif
  Well, I'm not familiar with JSP, however, why dont you include the javascript function name as another variable in the query string:
  ?id=123&function=FunctionName
  Then in the page head:
  ...
  Are you using some form of server-side language in addition to your client-side javascript?
  This is because in your 'form.css', you have set padding-left: 10px;
  That's because that's all you need.
  mktime() will return the current timestamp given the current date().
  And then you simply subtract the timestamp tkane from the mktime() of the current date minus...
  Hm, possibly using the wmode attribute:
  The one and only.
  To clarify, is it that you can view the .swf file in the browser by going to but you cannot view it embedded on the page?
  That is very confusing, for, according to the documentation, it hardly inherits any events from the EventDispatcher base:
  Well, assuming your javascript code is loaded when the page is loaded, it is going to load in the order that it's sent to the browser's data buffer.
  What exactly are you having problems with?
  Check this link out:
  Sorry cider, that was a typo. pf = "of" haha.
  But yeah, check out relative positioning for positioning the elements relative to the other pages.
  Oh sorry, I read wrong. You are using Flashpaper. There should be some sort of documentation on that available with the software. However, due to its age, it probably isn't easily searchable online...
  That site is actually very easily implemented with <div>'s.
  Fluidity and compactibility are always nice :D
  package com.stephenphilbin.simpleGallery {
  import flash.utils.Timer;
  import flash.events.TimerEvent;
  import flash.display.Bitmap;
  import flash.display.BitmapData;
  import...
  Hm...I just created a very similar gallery for a client of mine...
  If you go here: you will see at the top, some images [slowly] loading on to the page. Each...
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  A copy of your XML and AS code would help.
  Amen
  Try changing:
  #apDiv3 {
  position:fixed;
  left:410px;
  top:102px;
  width:551px;
  height:575px;
  Potentially, this issue could be resolved if you use relative positioning instead of absolute. Also, if you use a higher-level root div for each page that contains all pf its respective divs, you can...
  It would be much easier to implement such a solution if you provide a portion of your actionscript source.
  I believe if you change:
  public function setFullOpacity(evt:MouseEvent):void {
  trace('moused over');
  this.alpha = 1.0;
  }
  To:
  What is the actionscript you used for the rotation transition on those boxes? The problem I believe is that when the boxes fade out, their opacity values are tweened close to zero, but not fully to...
  Sure, any relevant css, html, etc would be veyr helpful.