Awesome responses! I am having a problem with multiple frames though. What if you wanted to have the text to display only on one of the frames in your scene? And sometimes it even hangs around for different scenes. Well there are many ways you could handle the situation you describe.
One that comes to mind is putting this code in a class and using it as a value object. Then when you want to remove or add the text to the field again you can either set the text to an empty string or just call back the data from the object. Thank you for responding so quickly! Let me give you some of my AS so you could take a look at what exactly I am trying to do.
I am creating a website entirely in flash. Each of the scenes is a different page to the site. Then inside a scene, frames break down to different sections within the page. Some of those pages need to have the content changed frequently in different areas, which is why I am creating external text files to be loaded. This happens for all external text in all the scenes. Not sure that it would be a problem but you may want to consider creating the instance of the text field during the function after the data is loaded just to keep things nicely organized, and it would prevent any problems with instances that are not used should the data not load for some reason.
Does it even need to be there? When I delete it nothing changes. And when I delete the instance on the stage the text still appears. I will try to recreate the situation in a Flash file and make a new post with a link to it from this thread for you if I find a suitable solution to the problem. Might take me a couple of days to find time, but will not forget ya!
Hi Everybody Thanks for the scripting. I hv tried this its working properly , but i am facing one more problem i. Can anyone tell me how can i comeout with tihs problem. How do I go about doing this? We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent. Cookie Settings Accept All. Manage consent.
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We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary. Parameters newLocation : FileReference — The target location of the new file. Note that this File object specifies the resulting copied file or directory, not the path to the containing directory.
If true , the operation overwrites existing file or directory of the same name. Begins copying the file or directory at the location specified by this File object to the location specified by the destination parameter.
Upon completion, either a complete event successful or an ioError event unsuccessful is dispatched. If true , the operation overwrites any existing file or directory of the same name. Creates the specified directory and any necessary parent directories. If the directory already exists, no action is taken. Returns a reference to a new temporary directory. This is a new directory in the system's temporary directory path. This method lets you identify a new, unique directory, without having to query the system to see that the directory is new and unique.
You may want to delete the temporary directory before closing the application, since on some devices it is not deleted automatically. Returns a reference to a new temporary file. This is a new file in the system's temporary directory path. This method lets you identify a new, unique file, without having to query the system to see that the file is new and unique.
You may want to delete the temporary file before closing the application, since it is not deleted automatically. Deletes the directory. If this File is actually a symbolic link to a directory, then the link, and not the directory, is removed. When false , if the directory contains files or directories, a call to this method throws an exception. Deletes the directory asynchronously. When false , if the directory contains files or directories, the File object dispatches an ioError event.
Deletes the file. If this File is actually a symbolic link, then the link, not the target file, is removed. Deletes the file asynchronously. Returns an array of File objects corresponding to files and directories in the directory represented by this File object. This method does not explore the contents of subdirectories.
Asynchronously retrieves an array of File objects corresponding to the contents of the directory represented by this File object.
Finds the relative path between two File paths. The relative path is the list of components that can be appended to resolved against this reference in order to locate the second parameter reference. Optionally, relative paths may include ".. Parameters ref : FileReference — A File object against which the path is given.
Returns an array of File objects, listing the file system root directories. For example, on Windows this is a list of volumes such as the C: drive and the D: drive. An empty drive, such as a CD or DVD drive in which no disc is inserted, is not included in this array. On file systems for which the root is not readable, such as the Android file system, the properties of the returned File object do not always reflect the true value.
For example, on Android, the spaceAvailable property reports 0. Moves the file or directory at the location specified by this File object to the location specified by the destination parameter. To rename a file, set the destination parameter to point to a path that is in the file's directory, but with a different filename. Parameters newLocation : FileReference — The target location for the move. This object specifies the path to the resulting moved file or directory, not the path to the containing directory.
Begins moving the file or directory at the location specified by this File object to the location specified by the newLocation parameter. Moves a file or directory to the trash.
Note: On operating systems that do not support the concept of a recoverable trash folder, the files are removed immediately. Asynchronously moves a file or directory to the trash. Opens the file in the application registered by the operating system to open this file type. AIR prevents you from using the File. On Windows, AIR prevents you from opening files that have certain file types files with specific extensions, listed below. Attempting to open one of these files using the openWithDefaultApplication method results in an exception.
However, AIR applications installed with a native installer extended desktop profile applications are not restricted by these limitations; they can open files of any type. The tables below list file extensions that are prohibited on Windows, as well as the prevented applications on Mac OS and Linux:.
Creates a new File object with a path relative to this File object's path, based on the path parameter a string. You can use a relative path or absolute path as the path parameter. If you specify a relative path, the given path is "appended" to the path of the File object.
However, use of ".. The resulting reference need not refer to an actual file system location. If you specify an absolute file reference, the method returns the File object pointing to that path. Using the backslash character can lead to applications that do not work on other platforms. Parameters path : String — The path to append to this File object's path if the path parameter is a relative path ; or the path to return if the path parameter is an absolute path.
Dispatched when a directory list is available as a result of a call to the getDirectoryListingAsync method. Dispatched when the application requests permission to access filesystem.
Check the value of status property to determine whether the permission was granted or denied. Dispatched when the user selects a file or directory from a file- or directory-browsing dialog box. Dispatched when the user selects files from the dialog box opened by a call to the browseForOpenMultiple method. Filters: Retrieving Data from Server Retrieving Data from Server Classes x. Package flash. This can be an existing file or directory, or it can be one that does not yet exist; for instance, it can represent the path to a file or directory that you plan to create.
You can use File objects along with the FileStream class to read and write files. These static properties include: File. Getting file system information. Public Properties. Hide Inherited Public Properties. Show Inherited Public Properties. A reference to the class object or constructor function for a given object instance. Public Methods. Hide Inherited Public Methods. Show Inherited Public Methods. Registers an event listener object with an EventDispatcher object so that the listener receives notification of an event.
Displays a file-browsing dialog box that lets the user select a file to upload. Opens a dialog box that lets the user download a file from a remote server. Checks whether the EventDispatcher object has any listeners registered for a specific type of event.
Indicates whether an object has a specified property defined. Indicates whether an instance of the Object class is in the prototype chain of the object specified as the parameter. Indicates whether the specified property exists and is enumerable.
Opens a dialog box that lets the user save a file to the local filesystem. Sets the availability of a dynamic property for loop operations. Returns the string representation of this object, formatted according to locale-specific conventions. Checks whether an event listener is registered with this EventDispatcher object or any of its ancestors for the specified event type.
Click for more information on events. Hide Inherited Events. Show Inherited Events. Property Detail. Implementation public static function get applicationDirectory : File More examples Pointing to the application directory. Paths of File objects. The following code creates a File object pointing to the "images" subdirectory of the application storage directory. If an operating system does not support a cache directory, cacheDirectory is null Implementation public static function get cacheDirectory : File.
Implementation public static function get desktopDirectory : File More examples Pointing to the desktop directory. The following code outputs a list of files and directories contained in the user's desktop directory. The following code uses the File. This property is only meaningful on operating systems in which files can be flagged as downloaded: Windows XP service pack 2 and later, and on Windows Vista Mac OS Implementation public function get exists : Boolean Example How to use this example The following code creates a temporary file, then deletes it and uses the File.
Implementation public function get icon : Icon Example How to use this example The following code shows how to find the image in the icon array that has the greatest height, and it sets a Bitmap object to that image. Implementation public function get isDirectory : Boolean Example How to use this example The following code creates an array of File objects pointing to files and directories in the user directory and then uses the isDirectory property to list only those File objects that point to directories not to files.
Implementation public function get isHidden : Boolean Example How to use this example The following code creates an array of File objects pointing to files and directories in the user directory and then uses the isHidden property to list hidden files and directories. On Mac OS, directories can be designated as packages and will show up in the Finder as a single file rather than as a directory.
This property is set to true if the referenced directory is a package, and false if the file is not a directory, does not exist, or is not a package. However, AIR applications can also use these methods as an easy way to load and save files asynchronously.
When this code sample executes, the application displays a dialog box in which the user selects the saved file destination. The FileStream class provides more functionality than that provided by the load and save methods:.
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