openlaszlo

问题 When an OpenLaszlo application is deployed using the SWF10/11 runtime, is it possible to completely disable the Flash Player context menu on desktop computers? 回答1: That's only possible starting with Flash Player 11.2. I have done a test run with a modified version of OpenLaszlo based on the flex4.6 branch, adding Flash 11.2+ support to the OpenLaszlo compiler. With the following LZX code I managed to remove the default Flash Player context menu completely: <canvas width="100%" height="800"

问题 When an OpenLaszlo application is deployed using the SWF10/11 runtime, is it possible to completely disable the Flash Player context menu on desktop computers? 回答1: That's only possible starting with Flash Player 11.2. I have done a test run with a modified version of OpenLaszlo based on the flex4.6 branch, adding Flash 11.2+ support to the OpenLaszlo compiler. With the following LZX code I managed to remove the default Flash Player context menu completely: <canvas width="100%" height="800"

问题 When an OpenLaszlo application is deployed using the SWF10/11 runtime, is it possible to completely disable the Flash Player context menu on desktop computers? 回答1: That's only possible starting with Flash Player 11.2. I have done a test run with a modified version of OpenLaszlo based on the flex4.6 branch, adding Flash 11.2+ support to the OpenLaszlo compiler. With the following LZX code I managed to remove the default Flash Player context menu completely: <canvas width="100%" height="800"

问题 When an OpenLaszlo application is deployed using the SWF10/11 runtime, is it possible to completely disable the Flash Player context menu on desktop computers? 回答1: That's only possible starting with Flash Player 11.2. I have done a test run with a modified version of OpenLaszlo based on the flex4.6 branch, adding Flash 11.2+ support to the OpenLaszlo compiler. With the following LZX code I managed to remove the default Flash Player context menu completely: <canvas width="100%" height="800"

问题 As a former committer on the OpenLaszlo project, I've been getting a lot of questions regarding the best OpenLaszlo version to be used when migrating applications using either a 3.x version or 4.x version lower than 4.2, or when starting a new project with OpenLaszlo. The difficulty in making this decision is related to the fact that there has not been a minor or major release of OpenLaszlo since October 2010, and that there has been close to zero information by Laszlo on planned releases,

问题 As a former committer on the OpenLaszlo project, I've been getting a lot of questions regarding the best OpenLaszlo version to be used when migrating applications using either a 3.x version or 4.x version lower than 4.2, or when starting a new project with OpenLaszlo. The difficulty in making this decision is related to the fact that there has not been a minor or major release of OpenLaszlo since October 2010, and that there has been close to zero information by Laszlo on planned releases,

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . In a related question, I asked about Web Development. I came across something called OpenLaszlo yesterday and thought it looked interesting for doing some website development. The site has a bunch of good information on it and they've got some nice tutorials and such, but

问题 Is there a public API for accessing the HTML div object of an OpenLaszlo view in the DHTML runtime? There doesn't seem to be an example for that in the OpenLaszlo documentation, but technically it should be possible. 回答1: When the DHTML runtime was created, the OpenLaszlo team decided to hide the implementation details of the HTML div structure from the developer using LZX. While it's not recommended to directly access the underlying object structure of views, there are situations where you

问题 This is a question about OpenLaszlo (or rather Flex?) internals: I was able to load a full Flex application swf into a OpenLaszlo (trunk release, older releases failed). It works in Flash 10 as well as in 11. But OpenLaszlo seems to capture or block certain mouse events. When I add the SWF into YFilesSWF.content.sprite (YFilesSWF is extending the window class) then most mouse actions work (e.g. Flex buttons), but some don't (some clickable items on a kindo f canvas). I observed further that

问题 I'm working on an OpenLaszlo application using the unreleased version of OpenLaszlo 5.0 (trunk). In one of my classes I need to import ActionScript 3 classes. What is the recommended way to add such import statements? 回答1: LZX supports the passthrough tag. The passthrough tag in turn has a when attribute, where you can specify a boolean expression, e.g. $as3 or $swf10: <canvas debug="true"> <class name="foo"> <passthrough when="$as3"> import flash.system.Capabilities; </passthrough> <handler