Because of my current work load both at work and at home + errands, I’m going into hibernation.
Check yall this weekend!
Because of my current work load both at work and at home + errands, I’m going into hibernation.
Check yall this weekend!
When using the PresentationSWF Flashcom component, if you want to be a speaker, you must set _global.speakerMode = true. If you do not do this, whether you have controls shown or not still will not show the SWF that’s being loaded into the PresentationSWF. Therefore, you could make 2 files, one for the speaker, and one for the participants. The only difference is the speaker has that variable set to true. You could use FlashVars to pass it in as a parameter, because it actually tests for if(_global.speakerMode). So, as long as it’s equal to something, it will work, even “false”. Useful, too, is if all participants are speakers, they can all use the arrows, and everyone is automatically synced to the currentframe.
I used it in a client meeting last night (client’s in Chicago, IL, I’m in Atlanta, GA), combined with the Video Confernce component (and our cell phones since my audio up is bad because of my connection) and I must say it was a very effective meeting.
I haven’t figured out how to size the SWF your loading in correctly, though…
I know some of you may know this, but today I just formerely introduced. The head trappings are just funny. You see a new picture with this rabbit with things on its head from waffles to … shrimp crackers? Anyway, funny stuff. He’s an internet celebrity if you didn’t know.
<a href=”http://www.fsinet.or.jp/~sokaisha/rabbit/rabbit.htm”>Oolong</a>
<a href=”http://sokaisha.hp.infoseek.co.jp/030108/030108.htm”>My favorite shot… I died on this one.</a>
I’ve been getting some blog spam as of late, and added my first IP to the IP Banning option in <a href=”http://www.moveabletype.org”>MoveableType’s</a> IP Banning config. Is this an effective method of blocking spam from those people?