I’m not seeing the images disappear when i scroll the page (or scroll the tile list).
Which version of Flash Player are you using? http://blog.flexexamples.com/about-you/

Peter

this example

http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/08/03/duplicating-images-using-the-bitmap-and-bitmapdata-classes/

looses the images as well.

I am using Flex 3. I am looking for away to have hundreds of images in the tilelist ( nor from files) and scrolling up and down wont loose the images

any idea folks. I am pulling my hair out!

http://www.flash-video-soft.com/flash-video-mx-sdk/

Now the Flash 8 Video Encoder enables you to embed more metadata such as cue points, which I think is a fantastic feature.

I have created a custom component based on the tile list, and another custom component based on the HBox for the item renderer. The error arraises when I scroll up and down with my mouse weel the imges get lost…if i scroll the tileList custom component with the handlers, there is no problem.

Any idea?

I´m using flex builder 3 and air b2.

Thanks a lot

Sorry, I don’t have any experience with FMS, so I don’t think I can offer any useful advice. Although, I did find the following URLs while searching for Flex FMS:

http://www.flash-communications.net/technotes/fms2/flex2FMS/index.html
http://livedocs.adobe.com/labs/flex/3/html/controls_015_20.html

Hopefully that helps,

Peter

Realy cool exemple, but can you tell how to use this with a video on FMS server (rtmp), I try your exemple and I have always sandbox security error .

here is the code :

Thanks for all your exemples

That’s a good idea, I’ll see if I can think of a semi-decent way of doing that. Off the top of my head I’d guess that you need to do the following steps:
1) Populate a TextArea with a bunch of words.
2) Create an array of words, and track the frequency of each word. This would probably be an array of objects where the object key is the word, and the value is the count.
3) Filter the array from step 2 so you only have words that appear 2 or more times.
4) Use RegExp class or String class to find each instance of duplicated words.
5) Use the TextRange class to hightlight each duplicated word.

Shouldn’t be *too* hard (famous last words) but I imagine the trick will be when using RegExp that you have to carefully determine word boundaries. If you find a duplicated word of “an”, you wouldn’t want to highlight portions of words such as “cantaloupe” or “anteater” or “candy”. I imagine you may also run in to some issues with punctuation where it may consider “times.” and “times” to be different words because one happens to contain a period.