Hi Nick, I have also done work something like that requirement. but what I did, I have write code for the JS. and make a blank space/container on the flex, so that end user thinks that it is an Flex content but that was actually loaded on the html browser through JS.
Regards, Manish Thanks & Regards* **?* *MANISH SHARMA* PHONE: +91 783 899 6886 e-mail: sharma.manish,g...@gmail.com / minisharm...@gmail.com<sharma.reit...@gmail.com> Join my Network:*http://in.linkedin.com/pub/manish-sharma/23/513/b74* *P *Please consider the environment and do not print this email unless absolutely necessary. Please encourage environmental awareness. SAVE TREES-SAVE WORLD On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 7:42 PM, Nick Collins <ndcoll...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ok, so I know this isn't really the place, per se for development support, > but since you folks are the best experts I know on the subject, I'm > reaching out here for some assistance. What I would like to know is can I > use AIR specific classes ( specifically HTMLLoader ) within a runtime > loaded SWF in an AIR application? > > A client of mine is using a digital signage product that plays the signage > via an AIR application, and they have a mechanism by which you can load in > external SWFs to use. My client wants to display HTML content in a > container within this SWF that is loaded, however, when I attempt to do > this ( even forcing the Flex project to include AirGlobal.swc) it refuses > to embed the HTMLLoader class into my SWF and gives me a class not found > exception. > > Any thoughts folks?!? > > Again sorry for the O.T. post. > > Nick >
