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Which version of Ext JS library does AEM 6.1 use? Is there a direct way/console to find this out? It uses v3.4.0 of ExtJS on top of which the AEM Widget Library is built. You can find the details at /libs/cq/ui/widgets/source/ext/release-notes.html The following Note is also available at https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-1/develop/components/widgets.html Adobe Experience Manager is built upon ExtJS 3.4.0. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35553557/version-of-ext-js-used-by-aem-6-1

I'm working in Actionscript in Adobe Air, and I want to get a device's model name, such as 'EVO' or 'DROID X'. Has anyone been able to do this? Thanks. Capabilities.os and Capabilities.manufacturer are probably sufficient for identifying an iOS device (iPhone, iPod, iPad, as well as their generation). On Android, the platform you specified, these properties are too general. In my testing, manufacturer is "Android Linux" and os is "Linux" plus numbers indicating the exact Linux version. This is enough for your code to recognize it's running on Android but little else. To access device name on

I am using the following piece of code to determine the closure of browser window and it works perfectly. But the issue arises when the user refreshes the page using "F5" or clicking browser refresh button and even in that case the same piece of code is invoked. I would like to know if there is anyway by which i can distinguish between browser close event and refresh event using actionscript package utils { import flash.external.ExternalInterface; public class ExternalInterfaceUtil { public static function addExternalEventListener( qualifiedEventName:String, callback:Function,callBackAlias

I am unable to get my pdf to work online with Adobe Reader DC. http://www.okeechobeecountytaxcollector.com/Documents/FeeCalculatorRev0909.pdf None of the buttons or functionality is working. (Like when you click motorvehicles, or Mobile homes or any of those buttons across the top a drop down of choices is supposed to appear) But if I open in any other reader it works fine. Does anyone know how I may be able to edit the document to work properly in Adobe Reader DC as well? Is there any settings in the document or anything that you have to change for things to work in DC? I have tried changing

　　　 　大家好，我是安德风，很高兴今天能给大家一起解决Adobe cs6系列软件在Windows10操作系统中无法正常运行的问题。今天我以Adobe Photoshop cs6在Windows10环境安装运行演示案例为例，其他的Adobe cs6系列软件也是一样的方法。主要原因是Adobe cs6系列软件版本太低了，cs6截止2012年就不再更新了，所以Adobe公司就推荐更新用CC系列，每年不断的更新。（目前最新版CC2019）有小伙伴会问cs6不再更新了，为什么我们在学习学习Adobe系列软件仍然用cs6系列软件来学习呢？是因为cs6相比cc系列相对而言很稳定，不会有过多的bug（除了安装阉割版外，功能会少点其余的也没有太大的区别。在PS中cs6位数64位与32位区别 就是多了个3D效果功能。）适合新手小白入门使用，相对而言cs6出错问题不大。当然等你掌握了cs6用CC系列也很容易。CC系列比cs6系列功能方面要强大了许多无论是页面设计以及功能方面十分人性化。好了，不说更多的废话直入主题。 演示软件下载地址： Adobe Photoshop cs6版本为演示 安装包链接: https://pan.baidu.com/s/13V2Y1zuKU0hli8uDf58dtw 提取码: qnmj 安装步骤不演示了。我已经安装好了。 软件安装完后

I've got the latest Beta of Adobe Flash Builder 4. I want to use a <s:List> component, and specify the dataProvider as being an XML file. However, after loads of research (including looking at doc links off labs.adobe.com), I still can't figure out how to do it. The XML file will look something like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <imageList> <image location="path/to/file1.jpg" /> <image location="path/to/file2.jpg" /> <image location="path/to/file3.jpg" /> </imageList> if you want to display images in a list, you should load the xml with a URLLoader , store it in a bindable

What options are available for handling text input on Android using Adobe AIR? What are the advantages and drawbacks to each option? bvaughn The current options available to AIR developers on Android for handling text input are: StageText native text (default) TextInputSkin (spark.skins.mobile) TextInputSkin (spark.skins.spark) StageText + TextInputSkin (spark.skins.mobile) hybrid StageWebView (explained below) Native view I'll discuss some of the advantages and drawbacks of each approach below. If I've missed anything (or if you have other ideas that I haven't thought about) please let me

I have a .pfa font file and I would like to read the "algorithm" for rendering the font. However, most of the information is hidden in binary in the line: currentfile eexec 743F8413F3636CA85A9FFEFB50B4BB27302A5F6C876586CCC1670A7EF5521E6ADE15AAB4 DD2DDDB83735311FC63DB80D2C96AECFA05BB67F865EA35934B4B79A203A8DD489B09C79 FF6EB9DBCFD889C3E73F8C94BC342AF671D6F688870A62EE1A0DF216E150FFEC64A8C2B7 509AD05C011599C1AD84E6C4B668E07EA219BD72663D8AF4CA8EC8E23AA90DE90BE940C6 6DB849CEDB3B64961365A7CCE47F4FC9E30FDEE4B14B90C2E0D8C344EBC974EABF417B3D

Is there any way to have a binary compiled from an ActionScript 3 project print stuff to stdout when executed? From what I've gathered, people have been going around this limitation by writing hacks that rely on local socket connections and AIR apps that write to files in the local filesystem, but that's pretty much it -- it's obviously not possible with the Flash Player and AIR runtimes from Adobe. Is there any project (e.g. based on the Tamarin code) that is attempting to implement something that would provide this kind of functionality? David Lichteblau With AIR on Linux, it is easy to