ux.Media/Flash/Flex 2.1.2 is now available on Google Code (SVN).
Ext.ux.Media Classes
Embed sounds, video, inline documents into your layouts or as ux.Components, Panels, or Windows.
Predefined media configurations for: PDF, HTML, MOV, Flash, RealVideo, Mp3, WAV, MIDI, PNG, JPEG, GIF, SVG(IE). (add your own as needed).
Ext.ux.Media.Flash
This package also includes a port of SWFObject to Ext (providing Flash Version detection, Inline Express Installation, and a custom event sync (for use with Flash ActionScript event handling within an Ext application.)
Early Alpha Releases are now closed: UPDATE: .31 Released. Minor fix to _WMV config prototype.
Update:[8-18-2008] Release 2.0 of ux.Media[Flash] classes.
Effective this release, the license has changed to GPL 3.0. See this post for details regarding this change.
Update:[6-5-2009] Release 2.1 of ux.Media[Flash/Flex] classes. Many enhancements:
mediaMask, loadMask, autoMask
Flash Visibility fixes and plugin for all media objects
New media profiles created : PDFFRAME, Remote Desktop Client, Office Web Connect:XLS, Flash fscommand/Externalinterface support and more.
Built-in Flex-FABridge emulation support included for all Flex Components
Update:[10-18-2009] Release 2.1.2 of ux.Media classes. New AudioEvents plugin for Ext.Components. -- Add audio (WAV/MP3) sound playback to any Component/Ext.Element by simply defining listeners on objects of interest.
Demos: JWPlayer - ux.Media.Flash.Panel, externalInterface binding example. Flowplayer - ux.Media.Flash.Window (popular MP4, FLV, player with playlist support) AudioEvents - ux.Media plugin adds audio support to any Component/Ext.Element event. Flex(FABridge emulation) - ux.Media.Flex.Panel driving a popular Flex demonstration.
Productivity (new):
OpenOffice (Firefox only) Spreadsheet (XLS) and Documents (ODT)
Note: the current vBulletin config gzips attachments which IE hates. Download this with Firefox (or other browser) instead of IE.
Last edited by hendricd; 30 Jan 2010 at 1:04 PM.
Reason: 2.1.2 Released
This is awesome I have been working on something similar and you have just filled in the blanks that I with a few things. Cheers for your help as usual on this forum and especially on this subject.
@mystix -- Yes, I prefer the leading comma syntax for two reasons:
I can see the commas easier (reduces potential for extras), and
I can comment them out during dev (worrying less about the previous lines' comma placement).