http://actionscript-toolbox.com/samplemx_loadvars.php
and this:
this._quality = "best";
(the latter of which can be used to create perfect liquid websites
with absolutely no effort at all).
LOL, only an ignorant like you would think that there's no coding in
Flash. Hell, you can't really DO anything in Flash (outside of simple
animation) WITHOUT some kind of code.
And when I see some in your Flash design I might think otherwise.
I make my own DTDs now, Bitch. What's the matter, don't you know how?
Is teh code too much for you? I guess you just like the point and
click DTD declarations you get in Frontpage, huh my lil projectionist.
I think you mean make up.
How could I be making my own custom DTDs if I didn't understand it,
you MORON.
I have more than one you know, this is the site I was referring to:
http://www.backwater-productions.net/_test_platform/liquid/index.html
The only true liquid website in existence.
No matter how much you keep telling yourself that, it doesn't make it any
more true. Many people have tinkered with that idea, I worked with
something similar years ago at an old gig using Perl and Imagemagick, but
like everyone else that experimented with it, I came to the same
conclusion. It isn't practical because of the load it puts on the server.
You couldn't run a major site like that, that's why people use an image
cache solution instead of generating the images each time. You'll figure
it out eventually. Considering your lack of experience in administering
servers I can see why this might seem alien to you. There's more to making
web pages than you realize.
Of course, now that I'm coding in Flash I can do that much faster and
much more efficiently by dumping the hybrid JS/PHP for what
ActionScript can do.
I'm sure that's why most web applications are written in ActionScript.
The only way to vertically position elements using CSS isn't
compatible with any browser on the Mac, Stupid.
Wow, just when I think I've seen the depths of your ignorance you manage
to dig a hole and jump in.
On the contrary, I've already done them:
http://www.backwater-productions.net/wwcc/histology-1/
However I've since transcended such compatibility deficient methods
for higher level, FULLY cross browser and cross platform compatible
solutions.
You hide all your HTML in your javascript and all your formatting is in
those "transcendental" <style> tags you also hide in the javascript.
That's the only reason it validates. If you really understood CSS you
wouldn't have any <style> tags. Nice try n00b. Like I said before, your
just a poser, but a damn good one. Your persistence amazes me. Even in the
face of insurmountable facts you still try, I at least have to give you
that.
I might have an easier time believing your self promoted level of skill if
you could actually do something as simple as correctly configuring your
sig.