Comments on: Fleb Framework 1.0 released! http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/ Flash CMS Framework, Fleb Framework, Global Navigation and other ActionScript Stuff Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:46:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: e11world http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-181 e11world Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:46:41 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-181 I've been searching for this kind of thing for a long time now. I haven't tested this yet but it looks very promising. Thank you very much for this. I still need to migrate to AS3 from AS2. I’ve been searching for this kind of thing for a long time now. I haven’t tested this yet but it looks very promising. Thank you very much for this.
I still need to migrate to AS3 from AS2.

]]> By: liflaf http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-105 liflaf Sat, 08 Aug 2009 20:42:58 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-105 Even when I don't get the pop-up, I still get the 1010 error in the "ThunderBolt AS3 Console" (which just shows the content from flashlog.txt). Even when I don’t get the pop-up, I still get the 1010 error in the “ThunderBolt AS3 Console” (which just shows the content from flashlog.txt).

]]> By: Christian http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Christian Sat, 08 Aug 2009 20:11:23 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-104 Aaargh. I'm on OS-X too, tried exactly the same and I get no error. I love such errors... ;-) But thanks, I will do the fix I mentioned before and will get back to you. Thanks! Aaargh. I’m on OS-X too, tried exactly the same and I get no error. I love such errors… ;-) But thanks, I will do the fix I mentioned before and will get back to you.
Thanks!

]]> By: liflaf http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-103 liflaf Sat, 08 Aug 2009 19:59:28 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-103 Hi Christian, this is all I did: I visited to http://www.flashcmsframework.com/flebsitedemo I clicked "About us" I clicked "Toggle language" I pressed "back" in the browser. (both safari and FF on OS-X) Then I got the report in the popup from the Flash debugger player 10. Pieter Hi Christian,

this is all I did:

I visited to http://www.flashcmsframework.com/flebsitedemo
I clicked “About us”
I clicked “Toggle language”
I pressed “back” in the browser. (both safari and FF on OS-X)

Then I got the report in the popup from the Flash debugger player 10.

Pieter

]]> By: Christian http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Christian Sat, 08 Aug 2009 19:29:50 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-102 Hi Pieter Thanks for the report. I cannot reproduce it, though. Can you tell me the exact steps you did? Anyway, I will integrate a try...catch...finally in NavigationManager2 to prevent type errors 1010. Hi Pieter
Thanks for the report. I cannot reproduce it, though. Can you tell me the exact steps you did? Anyway, I will integrate a try…catch…finally in NavigationManager2 to prevent type errors 1010.

]]> By: liflaf http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-101 liflaf Sat, 08 Aug 2009 19:17:58 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-101 Hi Christian, I think I found a small bug on the demo site. Toggling language and then hitting the back button of the browser returns this: TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties. at net.kaegi.navigation::NavigationManager2/activateBtnByAddress() Pieter Hi Christian,

I think I found a small bug on the demo site. Toggling language and then hitting the back button of the browser returns this:
TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties.
at net.kaegi.navigation::NavigationManager2/activateBtnByAddress()

Pieter

]]> By: Christian http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Christian Fri, 07 Aug 2009 08:32:08 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-94 Yup, in fact it's quite simple: You can start with one page.php file and if it gets to heavy, just create a new file, let's say, _page2.php. Then simply change the attribute in structure.xml: seosource="_page2.php". As I said, it's all up to you... :-) Yup, in fact it’s quite simple: You can start with one page.php file and if it gets to heavy, just create a new file, let’s say, _page2.php. Then simply change the attribute in structure.xml: seosource=”_page2.php”. As I said, it’s all up to you… :-)

]]> By: liflaf http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-93 liflaf Fri, 07 Aug 2009 08:25:13 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-93 Thank you, Christian. I get it now, I should have looked better. It is more or less as I thought: one simple _page.php file that parses all the content xml files. That's perfect, at least when all the content xml's have the same structure of course. Pieter Thank you, Christian. I get it now, I should have looked better. It is more or less as I thought: one simple _page.php file that parses all the content xml files. That’s perfect, at least when all the content xml’s have the same structure of course.

Pieter

]]> By: Christian http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Christian Fri, 07 Aug 2009 06:38:39 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-92 Hi Pieter By saying that there is ususally a pair of a page.php and page.xml file means that in the SWF I load/parse the xml file directly, whereas in the SEO version I need a php file to parse that same xml file. There can be a page.php for every single page, but i can also be one big file. It's completely up to you. Sometimes it is not important to split it up in more files, for example when there is not much content. Or if you load content dynamically from a database. You have full freedom to organize your content the way you prefer. Have a look at _page.php in the demo flebsite: There is no need to have more than this _page.php file because I load the xml files dynamically ($node["source"]). About SEO for Gaia: The concept is exactly the same. This SEO solution is outside of Gaia or Fleb. I wanted to leave the original files of Rostislav (SWFAddress) as much as possible for Gaia. He uses one datasource.php file. All you have to do is, instead of having all content inside that file, use "include" to have separate php files per page. I hope I could clear things up a bit... ;-) Cheers, Christian Hi Pieter

By saying that there is ususally a pair of a page.php and page.xml file means that in the SWF I load/parse the xml file directly, whereas in the SEO version I need a php file to parse that same xml file. There can be a page.php for every single page, but i can also be one big file. It’s completely up to you. Sometimes it is not important to split it up in more files, for example when there is not much content. Or if you load content dynamically from a database. You have full freedom to organize your content the way you prefer. Have a look at _page.php in the demo flebsite: There is no need to have more than this _page.php file because I load the xml files dynamically ($node["source"]).

About SEO for Gaia: The concept is exactly the same. This SEO solution is outside of Gaia or Fleb. I wanted to leave the original files of Rostislav (SWFAddress) as much as possible for Gaia. He uses one datasource.php file. All you have to do is, instead of having all content inside that file, use “include” to have separate php files per page.

I hope I could clear things up a bit… ;-)

Cheers,
Christian

]]> By: liflaf http://blog.turtlebite.com/fleb-framework-1-0-released/comment-page-1/#comment-90 liflaf Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:38:59 +0000 http://blog.flashcmsframework.com/?p=610#comment-90 Great, Christian! It works splendidly. Thank you for sharing! There is one thing I don't understand about the _page.php file. You write: "Usually there is always a pair of a PHP and an XML file". Should there be a [page].php file for every page? I guess you're not going to update your SEO solution for Gaia now you have your own framework, right? Fair enough ;-) It's just that I like this Fleb method with several XML content files much better than the one with one big datasource file. These xml files would make better Gaia assets than datasource.php because separate files give the possibility for "update bytes in site xml" through the Gaia panel which makes the preloader more accurate. I'll give it a try myself. See if I can merge some code to work with my existing sites. Any new project I might as well make a Fleb project! Pieter Great, Christian! It works splendidly. Thank you for sharing!

There is one thing I don’t understand about the _page.php file. You write: “Usually there is always a pair of a PHP and an XML file”. Should there be a [page].php file for every page?

I guess you’re not going to update your SEO solution for Gaia now you have your own framework, right? Fair enough ;-)
It’s just that I like this Fleb method with several XML content files much better than the one with one big datasource file. These xml files would make better Gaia assets than datasource.php because separate files give the possibility for “update bytes in site xml” through the Gaia panel which makes the preloader more accurate.
I’ll give it a try myself. See if I can merge some code to work with my existing sites. Any new project I might as well make a Fleb project!

Pieter

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