There are several reasons to perform such moves in particular if the application deals with files. Adobe Flex has lots of standard security restrictions such as not being able to get a file’s local path etc. I was a little surprised I did not find a simple menu feature within Flex Builder to do this for me.
This script will extract all file type urls from CSS file and appends the url (specified) in front to make it ready to send off to a file download manager.
FROM:
background: url('src/codaxe.png') no-repeat;
TO:
http://www.codaxe.com/src/codaxe.png
Condensing CSS is common for several reasons including, faster page loads and bandwidth savings for high traffic sites. Unfortunately this results in a mess for anyone to read the css. This script just tries to uncondense this mess.
FROM:
.example {color:#801b1b; vertical-align:top!important;}
TO:
.example
{
color:#801b1b;
vertical-align:top!important;
}
This took a little bit of research to get working but with a third party connector(DbLinq) and a quick change this can be made to work.
This article will help you construct a very functional symbian device. The applications covered in this article should be working on any symbian device running S60v3. In my case I will be using a Nokia E72.
Problem: svn update works when I run it from command line but I get a server certificate error when I run it from a script
If your flex application relies on a webservice you might be interested in how you can transfer files back to the server through a web service function call. This article will describe a way.
The firefox 3.5.6 updater ran in the background, next thing I know I get a low disk space warning. After some investigation here is what I discover…
Although I don’t exactly agree with some of the commenting styles it is good to follow some common reference.
http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Coding+Conventions