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• How to inherit from the class of property

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  package

  {

  public class Test

  {

  public void Test()

  {

  trace ("why don't you work?');

  }

  }

  }

  I want call the Test function when the game takes place (in the appellant to hand), how would he enter the main run file? I imported to it, made sure that the functions were public/static, created as a variable and it still doesn't work.

  Any help would be good

  the constructor for a class is different from a 'normal' function

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  I am trying to create this slideshow application that displays product information (Tennis rackets) issues of different categories. A great programmer advised me that OOP would be a way to go, however I'm having a difficulty with it.

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  package {
       
       import flash.display.*;
       import fl.transitions.*;
       import fl.transitions.easing.*;
       import flash.net.*;
       import flash.events.*;
       import flash.text.*;
       import flash.text.AntiAliasType;
       import flash.utils.*;
       import bucket_right;
       import bucket_left;
       import firstScreen;
       import secondScreen;
       
       
       public class CustomClass extends MovieClip {
            
            
            [Embed(source="C:/WINDOWS/Fonts/Eurosti.ttf", fontFamily="Euro")]
            public  var EuroEmbedded:Class;
            
            
            //XML responsible variables 
            private var xmlLoader:URLLoader;
            private var xmlContainer:XML;
            private var xmlList:XMLList;
            
            //Array specific variables 
            public var rackUSA:Array;
            public var rackOther:Array;
            public var imagesArray:Array;
            
            //Position Variables 
            public var position:Number;
            
            //Movie Clip Related Data
            public var bucket:MovieClip;
            public var firstScreenShow:MovieClip;
            public var secondScreenShow:MovieClip;
            
            //Text Field Formatting
            private var brandnameTxt:TextFormat;
            private var detailsTxt:TextFormat;
            private var priceTxt:TextFormat;
            public  var euroEmbeddedFont:Font;
            private var fontNeeded:String;
            
            
            //Set up Timer Vars 
            private var applicationStart:Timer;
            private var delay:Number;
            private var repeat:Number;
            
            //Positioning Variable 
            private var positionBuckets:Boolean = true;
            
            //This is the constructor of the application 
            public function CustomClass() {
                 euroEmbeddedFont = new EuroEmbedded();
                 fontNeeded            = euroEmbeddedFont.fontName;
                 position         = 5;
                 rackUSA            = new Array();
                 rackOther            = new Array();
                 imagesArray       = new Array();
                 
                 delay                 = 2000;
                 repeat                = 1;
                 applicationStart = new Timer(delay, repeat);
                 LoadXML();
            }
            
            private function LoadXML() {
                 xmlLoader = new URLLoader();
                 xmlLoader.load(new URLRequest("http://localhost/xml/index.php"));
                 xmlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, populateInfo);
            }
            
            public function populateImages(imgname:String, imgurl:String):* {
                 var imageLoader:Loader = new Loader();
                 //imgname = imgname.split(".gif").join("");
                 //imageLoader.name = imgname;
                 //imagesArray.push(imageLoader);
                imageLoader.load(new URLRequest(imgurl));
                 return imageLoader;
            }
            
            public function getArray(arrayName:Array) {
                 return arrayName;
            }
            /*public function startApplication() {
                 applicationStart.start();
                 applicationStart.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, firstScreen);
            }
            
            public function firstScreen(e:TimerEvent) {
                 removeChild(secondScreenShow);
                 applicationStart.reset();
                 applicationStart.removeEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, firstScreen);
                 firstScreenShow = new firstScreen();
                 addChild(firstScreenShow);
                 //firstScreenShow.iterateArray(rackUSA);
                 applicationStart.start();
                 applicationStart.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, secondScreen);
            }
            
            public function secondScreen(e:TimerEvent) {
                 applicationStart.reset();
                 applicationStart.removeEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, secondScreen);
                 removeChild(firstScreenShow);
                 secondScreenShow = new secondScreen();
                 addChild(secondScreenShow);
                 //secondScreenShow.iterateArray(rackOther);
                 applicationStart.start();
                 applicationStart.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, firstScreen);
            }*/
            
            public function setFontFormat() {
                 //Text Formatting for Brand Name Field
                 brandnameTxt = new TextFormat();
                 brandnameTxt.font = fontNeeded;
                 brandnameTxt.color = 0x006699;
                 brandnameTxt.size = 20;
                 brandnameTxt.bold = true;
                 //
                 
                 //Text Formatting for Country/Material
                 detailsTxt = new TextFormat();
                 detailsTxt.font = fontNeeded;
                 detailsTxt.color = 0x006699;
                 detailsTxt.size = 10;
                 detailsTxt.bold = false;
                 
                 //Text Formatting for Country/Material
                 priceTxt = new TextFormat();
                 priceTxt.font = fontNeeded;
                 priceTxt.color = 0x9DE36E;
                 priceTxt.size = 20;
                 priceTxt.bold = true;
            }
            
            public function tweenBucket(bucket:MovieClip) {
                      var bucketImgTrans = new TransitionManager(bucket);
                      bucketImgTrans.startTransition({type:Zoom, direction:Transition.IN, duration:3, easing:Strong.easeOut});
            }
            
            private function iterateArray(contentInfo:Array) {
                 this.setFontFormat();
                 
                 for (var c:uint = 0; c < contentInfo.length; c++) {
                           var brand:TextField   = new TextField();
                           var country:TextField = new TextField();
                           var made:TextField    = new TextField();
                           var cost:TextField    = new TextField();
                           var img:Loader;     
                           brand.embedFonts        = true;
                           
                           img            = contentInfo[c].picture;
                           brand.text   = contentInfo[c].brand;
                           country.text = contentInfo[c].country;
                           made.text    = contentInfo[c].made;
                           cost.text    = contentInfo[c].cost;
                           
                           if (positionBuckets) {
                           bucket       = new bucket_left();     
                           //Align Data
                           bucket.y = position;
                           bucket.x = 70;
                           brand.x = -50;
                           brand.y = -35;
                           country.x  = -45;
                           country.y  = -10; 
                           made.x = -45;
                           made.y = 5;
                           cost.x = 45;
                           cost.y = -10;
                           img.x = -105;
                           img.y = -35;
                           brandnameTxt.align = TextFormatAlign.LEFT;
                         priceTxt.align         = TextFormatAlign.LEFT;
                           positionBuckets    = false; 
                           } else {
                           bucket       = new bucket_right();     
                           //Align Data
                           bucket.y = position;
                           bucket.x = 240;
                           brand.x = -50;
                           brand.y = -35;
                           country.x  = -45;
                           country.y  = -10; 
                           made.x = -45;
                           made.y = 5;
                           cost.x = -110;
                           cost.y = -10;
                           img.x = 70;
                           img.y = -35;
                           brandnameTxt.align = TextFormatAlign.RIGHT;
                           positionBuckets    = true;      
                           }
                           brand.setTextFormat(brandnameTxt);
                           country.setTextFormat(detailsTxt);
                           made.setTextFormat(detailsTxt);
                           cost.setTextFormat(priceTxt);
                           //this.tweenBucket(bucket);
                           addChildAt(bucket, 0);
                           bucket.addChild(DisplayObject(img));
                           bucket.addChild(brand);
                           bucket.addChild(country);
                           bucket.addChild(made);
                           bucket.addChild(cost);
                           position += 70;
                 }
            }
            
            private function populateInfo(event:Event) {
                 
                 //Incoming XML Data
                 xmlContainer = new XML(event.target.data);
                 xmlList = xmlContainer.product;
                 //
                 
                 //Variables to hold the string
                 var brandTxt:String;
                 var country:String;
                 var material:String;
                 var price:String;
                 var image:String;
                 
                 for (var i:uint = 0; i < xmlList.length(); i++) {     
                 if (xmlList.country.text()[i] == "USA") {
                 brandTxt = xmlList.brand.text()[i];
                 country = "product of " + xmlList.country.text()[i];
                 material = "made of " + xmlList.material.text()[i];
                 price = "$" + xmlList.price.text()[i];
                 image = xmlList.image.text()[i];
                 rackUSA.name = brandTxt.toLowerCase();
                 var imgVar:* = this.populateImages(image, "http://localhost/rackets/" + image); 
                 rackUSA.push({brand: brandTxt, country: country, made: material, cost: price, pic: image, picture: imgVar});
                 //addChild(DisplayObject(rackUSA[0].picture));
                 } else if (xmlList.country.text()[i] == "Other") {
                 brandTxt = xmlList.brand.text()[i];
                 country = "product of " + xmlList.country.text()[i];
                 material = "made of " + xmlList.material.text()[i];
                 price = "$" + xmlList.price.text()[i];
                 image = xmlList.image.text()[i];
                 var imgVarOther:* = this.populateImages(image, "http://localhost/rackets/" + image); 
                 rackOther.push({brand: brandTxt, country: country, made: material, cost: price, pic: image, picture: imgVarOther});
                 }
                 }
                 //this.startApplication();
            }
            
            
            
            
            
       }
  }
  

  If I clip named firstScreen how to fill with data from the rackUSA of the table, using the presented functions iterateArray

  I tried in a movieClip

  CustomClass.iterateArray (rackUSA); but it does not work

  Any suggestions

  I want to clarify the use cases.

  1 load data into the document class

  2. display a welcome message

  3 allow users to navigate through the products.

  Q1: Do you mean by 'welcome message' a user interface that allows to start navigation?

  Q2: Products appears the same way. I mean, consider that product display will have a uniform provision?

  If the answer to Q2 is Yes, I would:

  1. create a class that features products. Call ProductDisplay

  2 transfer data (subset of XML related to a particular product - in your case, it may be an object in the position of the table) in an instance of ProductDisplay

  I would like you to consider the following.

  It is a good practice to do OBJECT oriented programming class as little as possible each. This means that a class must have a very focused functionality. For example, ProductClass you perform tasks related to laying on the presentation of the product. With this in mind, it is best to delegate, say, loading image to a separate category. Believe me, when you do – your life will be much easier if you do features as granular as possible even if sometimes it feels like an overdose.

  So here's the sketch of your classes. I wrote it just to illustrate the idea. I did not check the code during execution is definitely buggy.

  Read my comments below also.

  It is a class of product image that load the image:

  
  package
  {
       import flash.display.Loader;
       import flash.display.Sprite;
       import flash.events.Event;
       import flash.events.ProgressEvent;
       import flash.net.URLRequest;
  
       public class ProductImage extends Sprite
       {
            // image url
            private var _url:String;
            // loader
            private var _loader:Loader;
            public function ProductImage()
            {
                 if (stage) init();
                 else addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
            }
  
            private function init(e:Event = null):void
            {
                 removeEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
                 _loader = new Loader();
                 _loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onLoad);
                 _loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, onProgress);
                 _loader.load(new URLRequest(url));
            }
  
            private function onProgress(e:ProgressEvent):void
            {
                 // display progress if needed
            }
  
            private function onLoad(e:Event):void
            {
                 _loader.contentLoaderInfo.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE);
                 _loader.contentLoaderInfo.removeEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, onProgress);
                 addChild(_loader);
  
            }
  
            public function get url():String { return _url; }
  
            public function set url(value:String):void
            {
                 _url = value;
            }
  
       }
  
  }
  

  ProdustDisplay class. Note how the product class is instantiated

  
  package
  {
       import flash.display.Sprite;
       import flash.events.Event;
  
       public class ProductDisplay extends Sprite
       {
            // hold the metadata
            private var _metaData:Object;
            // an object that holds the image
            private var _imageDisplay:ProductImage;
            public function ProductDisplay()
            {
                 if (stage) init();
                 else addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
            }
  
            private function init(e:Event = null):void
            {
                 removeEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
                 // only if metadat is set - build interface
                 if (metaData) {
                      build();
                 }
  
            }
            // build interface
            private function build():void {
                 // place prduct image
                 _imageDisplay = new ProductImage();
                 _imageDisplay.url = metaData.image;
                 addChild(_imageDisplay);
                 // do the rest - like description, etc.
            }
            // function that accepts product metadata
            public function set metaData(metaObject:Object):void {
                 _metaData = metaObject;
            }
            // returns metadata
            public function get metaData():Object {
                 return _metaData;
  
            }
  
       }
  
  }
  

  Now in your document class, you can set an unlimited number of instances of ProductDisplay (as slides) and manipulate them. Again, this is just a sketch. Actual implementation of features and code will be somewhat different:

  var productDisplay:ProductDisplay = new ProductDisplay();
  productDisplay.metaData = rackUSA[2];
  
  

  Note: Your code has several inconsistencies - we need to go through them at another time. For now just digest these ideas. I understand that this will involve a refactoring on your part, but once you are done with it - things will fall in place fast.

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• Using a function from another class

  Information: Blackberry JDE 7.1.0

  BlackBerry 9930 Simulator - V 4.0.0.141

  The title of the topic seems simple, but I'm actually trying to use a X of class A function inside a function Y of class B and the GET, the value returned by X to a variable in B.

  Let me start by explaining what I currently have and then go on what I'm doing.

  I am using this class, the code for which I found online, to create a scrollable multi-line textbox.

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        //define some variables to be used
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        private int managerWidth;
        private int managerHeight;
        private EditField editField;
  
        public TextBoxField(int width, int height) {
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              managerWidth = width;
              managerHeight = height;
  
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            }
            if (managerHeight == 0) {
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            }
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        public String getText() {
              return editField.getText();
            }
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            }
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  Then in another class that I created a "Set" function that instantiates the class textbox, to create two text boxes and a richfieldtext, add them to a HorizontalFieldManager and return the HorizontalFieldManager.

   HorizontalFieldManager Set(int set){
          HorizontalFieldManager hr1=new HorizontalFieldManager(FIELD_HCENTER);
  
          RichTextField set1 = new RichTextField("SET " + set + ":"){
              protected void layout(int width, int height)
              {
                  super.layout(75,30);//Width and height according to the button name;
                  setExtent(75,30);//width and height according to the button name;
              }
          };
          set1.setPadding(10, 5, 10, 10);
          TextBoxField set1W = new TextBoxField(40,25);
          set1W.setPadding(10, 5, 10, 0);
          TextBoxField set1R = new TextBoxField(40,25);
          set1R.setPadding(10, 5, 10, 0);
  
          hr1.add(set1);
          hr1.add(set1W);
          hr1.add(set1R);
  
          return hr1;
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  Now in my main class I call this function to add a 'Set' on the screen using:

  add(Set(1));
  

  For the creation of the 'Set' function instead of using the instance of the textbox class in the main class itself, it is because I will create several 'sets '.

  Now, as you can see, there is a public String getText() function in the TextBoxField() that returns the value of the editField. What I need to do, is to get the value in this field, once you press a button.

  I have the code for the function button, so this isn't a matter of concern. However I do not know how to retrieve the editField value when the button is pressed. I can get the value inside the Set()function, using the:

  String getval = set1W.getText();
  

  but can't reach it from the outside. I don't even know if it's possible in the first. If it is not could someone suggest a way where I could retrieve these values.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Thanks for the suggestion. I found another workaround solution. Essentially implementation of an array of TextBoxFields and then pass them one by one the "Set()" method

  I tried this at the start before posting here, but due to a careless mistake when you declare the array of TextBoxFields, I couldn't make it work.

  In any case, the topic can be closed now, because the problem has been resolved. Thank you.

• Error display (from different threads)

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  ...
  
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    public Search() {
      super();
    }
  
    public void run() {
  
       try {
       ...
       code for downloading and parsing file -- works just fine
       ...
       } catch (Exception e) {
  String error = e.toString();
  System.out.println(e.toString());
  
  //remove the currently displayed "Please wait..." PopupScreen
  synchronized (UiApplication.getEventLock()) {
  UiApplication.getUiApplication().popScreen(
  UiApplication.getUiApplication().getActiveScreen());
                  }
  
  //display a new screen with the error               UiApplication.getUiApplication().pushScreen( new WaitScreen(error));
  }
  

  An error is thrown in the last line "UiApplication.getUiApplication () .pushScreen (new WaitScreen (error));'.  I know this because when the line is removed, the program works fine (except for the fact that the file is not downloaded).

  When the URL does exist, there is no problem - the file is downloaded and the program does what I want it to do.  So, the problem is when I try to view a popup that says details about the error.

  Someone has any ideas why this might be the case?

  Thank you!

  UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable()
     public void run() {
  
  Status.show(error, 2000);
                 }
  });
  

  Found a solution to my problem:

  I was not correctly process the son.

• Cannot use a CSS file to display from the rafters in the sensitive HTML output

  We use a CSS file to add styles to characters in some of our content. It works by using the WebHelp output, but when we exit to HTML5 reactive, rafters are not displayed. Here is the code in the CSS file:

  span. KeyName {}

  make-weight: normal;

  do-variant: small-caps;

  }

  span. KeyName: before {}

  content: ' < ';

  }

  span. KeyName: after {}

  content: ' > ';

  }

  This part of the CSS file should just define content relevant to small capitals and wrapping brackets around it. When you look at this style in the Styles dialog box, it does not display the rafters in the preview window, then perhaps there is a clue as to what is at the origin of the problem. We use RoboHelp version 11, but get the same problem with the 2015 version. Any advice would be appreciated.

  I'm not a CSS guru, but I know that the output files are different from the source. My gut tells me that the build process is originally munging of the CSS in the output. I tested by copying your code and pasting in one of my CSS and applying the style. As you say, WebHelp was beautiful and the media were there but more responsive, they were absent. But when I copied the CSS from the source to the output, the reactivity is actually media.

  When I compared the differences, what seems to happen is that in the CSS source there are quotes that surround the characters of your choice and in the output, the quotes are ejected. So workaround seems to be either simply change the CSS output after generating or just copy the CSS source produce by and replace with her output.

  :

  See you soon... Rick

• Change the display for the class using customization

  Hi all
  
  In the classes of the OLM of Global catalog are displayed at all, I want to put a restriction on the classes on the basis of the training center. I added the center of training for classes using personalization (aded a point for it). No idea how to restrict the classes further? such as training center that is assigned to the admin can see only its course and not others?

  Hello

  It will be possible by adding dynamic where clauses of views but probably need some trial and error to check the pages where it is needed and the complexity of the requirement (example: 2 admins should see the same course but classes that belong to their centres only)

  In addition, another option could be to use admin groups (R12.1) to manage access even if I think it's only available until the course level and not at the class level.

• Using 'this' - or not? To access the properties of a member of a class from the class.

  I have a class, call MyClass, and there are several variables that I need to be able to access each instance from within the class.

  For example, if I need the myObject1, a member of the MyClass object, to store the variable myNumber.

  Since the main scenario, if I draw myObject1.myNumber, I get whatever number I have stored.

  However, I need to check the numbers against another parameter, so I need to test if myObject.myNumber is myOtherNumber. But within the class, if I trace this.myNumber or myNumber I get null.

  What is the proper syntax to access a variable in a class?

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  var yc:YourClass = new YourClass;

  YC.var1 = "Hi";

  ///////////

  package {}

  import...

  public class YourClass...

  .

  public void YourClass {}

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• How to move code from one class to another?

  I have a .fla file.

  Here, I have a few keyframes with labels.

  On the .fla file in the property in the field of the class I have adde class MyMatching.

  I also have the main code:

  package 
  {
       import flash.display.MovieClip;
       import flash.events.MouseEvent;
       import flash.text.TextField;
       
       public class MyMatching extends MovieClip 
       {
            var play_btn:MyButton = new MyButton();
            var kyky:MyTimer;
            
            public function MyMatching():void
            {
                 welcomeScreen();
            }
            
            public function welcomeScreen():void 
            {
                 stop();
                 trace("working");
                 play_btn.x = 210;
                 play_btn.y = 300;
                 addChild(play_btn);
                 play_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, goToLevel_1);
            }          
                 
            public function goToLevel_1(event:MouseEvent)
            {
                 trace("level 1");
                 play_btn.visible = false;
                 gotoAndStop('Level1Screen');               
                 if (kyky==undefined) {
                      kyky = new MyTimer();
                 }
            }
       }
       
  }
  

  And I have another class:

  package 
  {
       import flash.display.MovieClip;
       import flash.display.Stage;
       import flash.utils.getTimer;
       import flash.text.TextField;
  
       public class MyTimer extends Stage
       {
            import flash.utils.getTimer;
            var gameStartTime:uint;
            var gameTime:uint;
            var gameTimeField:TextField;
            function mainFunction():void
            {
                 gameTimeField = new TextField();
                 addChild(gameTimeField);
                 gameStartTime=getTimer();
                 gameTime=0;
                 addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,showTime);
            }
            function showTime(event:Event)
            {
                 gameTime=getTimer()-gameStartTime;
                 gameTimeField.text="You plaing: "+clockTime(gameTime);
            }
            function clockTime(ms:int)
            {
                 var seconds:int=Math.floor(ms/1000);
                 var minutes:int=Math.floor(seconds/60);
                 seconds-=minutes*60;
                 var timeString:String=minutes+":"+String(seconds+100).substr(1,2);
                 return timeString;
            }
       }
       
  }
  

  Ho can I play MyTimer class code in the function goToLevel_1 (this furnished function in my main class MyMatching)?

  Thank you.

  First your class MyTimer is sloppy and poorly written.

  Why does go on stage? The more compact class to extend the circumstances is Sprite.

  In addition, it is very important to get the habit of data type declarations. Not only it is advisable, in your case the good compiler will throw error because even if you return the string, function returns nothing.

  In addition, it is important to declare namespaces as public private and protected within the classes. No function clickTime (): String but private function clockTime (): String or publicfunction clickTime (): String.

  How to show your time elsewhere - you just create instnace of it and add it to the list of disaply:

  var myTimer:MyTimer = new MyTimer();

  addChild (myTimer);

  That said, your class should look like this:

  package
  {
       import flash.display.Sprite;
       import flash.events.Event;
       import flash.display.MovieClip;
       import flash.utils.getTimer;
       import flash.text.TextField;
  
       public class MyTimer extends Sprite
       {
            private var gameStartTime:uint;
            private var gameTime:uint;
            private var gameTimeField:TextField;
  
            public function MyTimer()
            {
                 gameTimeField = new TextField();
                 addChild(gameTimeField);
                 gameStartTime = getTimer();
                 gameTime = 0;
                 addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,showTime);
            }
  
            private function showTime(event:Event):void
            {
                 gameTime = getTimer() - gameStartTime;
                 gameTimeField.text = "You playing: " + clockTime(gameTime);
            }
  
            private function clockTime(ms:int):String
            {
                 var seconds:int = Math.floor(ms / 1000);
                 var minutes:int = Math.floor(seconds / 60);
                 var timeString:String = minutes + ":" + String(seconds + 100).substr(1, 2);
                 return timeString;
            }
       }
  }
  

• Customize the display of the class Menu

  I was wondering if there is a way in DW4 to customize the class drop-down list menu so that it doesn't have a sample of all the styles/class, as I have some pretty wild that really clutter the menu.
  
  In the end, it would be good if I could have just a dropdown menu with the text displayed special unformatted and gross.
  
  Thoughts? I went through the options of DW, but I'll be darn if I can find an option for this hidden anywhere...
  
  John

  John,

  Right click and look at the CSS Styles submenu.

  HTH,
  Randy

  > I was wondering if there is a way in DW4 to customize the menu of class drop-down list so
  > that there not a sample of all the styles/class as I have enough
  > savages who really cluttering up the menu.
  >
  > At the end of the day, it would be good if I could just have a dropdown menu with the plain
  > text and no displayed particular presentation.