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Prepping Flash sites for search engine success

Unfortunately the page or URL you have requested could not be found. The good news is the content may still be on ActionScript.org! On May 1, 2006 we introduce a new Content Management System which delivers better features for users. http://www.actionscript.com/archives/00000646.html
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JavaScript + CSS + DOM Magic - Part 2

New Goodies This is part three of our four-part series that discusses how to transform your website into a site that will display properly on a mobile device. Part 3 of this series focuses on best practices for i ncorporating Google AdSense and analytics as well as a discussion of mobile fonts. 3D transforms allow us web developers to render objects on the page that appear to be 3 dimensional.
One of the big advantages of using CSS is that it saves you time and effort by pulling repetitious formatting code out of the HTML markup and consolidating it in the CSS style sheet. You can reuse styles to format multiple text blocks and to control layout and formatting on multiple pages. And, having reusable formatting in a centralized location saves development time—especially when you need to edit or update the Web site. In contrast, one of the problems of working with CSS is that the CSS file can quickly become a confusing mess as you add more styles to the style sheet. There are styles to redefine HTML tag attributes, class and id selectors to format various text blocks, and still more styles for page layout. http://www.techrepublic.com/article/developing-a-css-strategy/5437796

Developing a CSS strategy

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http://windowsclient.net/Default.aspx Apr 2 by Tamir Khason - Just code Recently I had to go over some code in one of systems. There I’ve found real gems of production code snippets, worth to share with developers community. Note, that most of this...
http://www.adaptivepath.com/ideas/ajax-new-approach-web-applications If anything about current interaction design can be called “glamorous,” it’s creating Web applications. After all, when was the last time you heard someone rave about the interaction design of a product that wasn’t on the Web? (Okay, besides the iPod.) All the cool, innovative new projects are online.

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Flare

What it is Flare processes an SWF and extracts all scripts from it. The output is written to a single text file. Only ActionScript is extracted, no text or images. http://www.nowrap.de/flare.html
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Rich Ajax slide shows with DHTML and XML

How difficult is Ajax to implement? Each element of the Ajax model is relatively easy to learn. But the trick is blending all the elements into a seamless experience. Often that problem is compounded, because different individuals do the client-side and server-side coding. This article shows how just one person can write a small Ajax-based slide viewing application in a couple of hours. Slide shows with Ajax
Bindows data binding is an advanced feature that provides declarative binding of data sources to components. See the DataBindingTest (included in the package) for an example. Using Bindows, you can generate the exact look and exact feel (standard shortcut keys, mnemonics, etc) of a Windows GUI in your web applications. Bindows advanced dynamic memory architecture enables use of ANY data size (from very small all the way to infinite) while desktop applications are limited by the client RAM and OS restrictions http://www.bindows.net/

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Real-time Animated Graphing using Flash

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/111302-1.2.shtml In Part 1 we saw examined the basic architecture for FunkyCharts. In this part we'll look specifically at the XML structure used to communicate plotting data from the Web server to the FunkyCharts Flash movie, which runs on the client's computer. Recall that the FunkyChart flash file, which executes on the client's machine, communicates with the Web server to obtain the data it needs to plot. This data is exchanged in an predefined XML format. An example of this format is given below: yaxisminvalue - determines the y-axis lower limit value - i.e., the origin value for y-axis.
UpNews scrolls your messages from bottom to top pausing between each message. Each message contains a linkable title and short copy text. Configure all elements without programming-knowledge at the head of the script: font-family, font-size, font-color, background-color, borderwidth, scrollerwidth, scrollerheight, pause between the messages and so on.

Javascript Text Animation Scripts with Example Source Code

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Video: The YUI CSS Foundation In this 42-minute tech talk from October 2007, YUI senior engineer and CSS component author Nate Koechley provides a holistic introduction to this and all of the YUI CSS components. [ iPod/iPhone compatible download also available .] Grids rely on the width of an " em " provided by Fonts CSS ; therefore, that file must be included. For the sake of this document, the level playing field provided by Reset CSS is also assumed. Including the doctype declaration and links to the files, the top and head of your document should contain the following information:

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RSS and Atom Understanding and Implementing Content Feeds and Sy

What are Newsfeeds? RSS and Atom are XML formats for messages and other information that is updated frequently. The documents that are written in these formats are called "newsfeeds" or "feeds". Scenario 1: Weblogs

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In html you can specify a new window with the target attribute: test it You can also add click event handlers to links: test it This link won't do anything because of the 'return false' (that is all the return false does: cancel what the link normally does). On many sites you will see the href has 'javascript:...' or '#' and then onclick (eg nytimes.com slideshows). This is bad form in that your visitors cannot perform other link-related tasks on the link (like right-click to add a bookmark, open it in a tab, copy the link to share with someone, etc).

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