So how do you use this code afterall? Could you point to some examples?
Embed apparently requires Flex and embedding is not something I would like to use, and I have no idea how to use greensock.
It seems like a very cool solution, but if I cant figure out how to use it, whats the point?
Some actual example of using this class would be really nice.
Thank you!
]]>Thanks, I appreciate your help.
]]>I was using the main node socket.io server 1.0.6 when I updated the flash code. I might get a bit of time in a week or two to get a look at it, I’ll let you know
]]>Robin,
Thank you for opening up the issues section on the repo.
I have not had any luck with the issue. On a whim, I tried swapping out the WebSocket stuff (from gimite to worlize) and I’m seeing the same exact issue.
Can you tell me what server you’ve tested this with?
(sorry for the duplicate comment, I didn’t realize I initially responded on the main thread)
]]>I have not had any luck with the issue. On a whim, I tried swapping out the WebSocket stuff (from gimite to worlize) and I’m seeing the same exact issue.
Can you tell me what server you’ve tested this with?
]]>Hi Marcela, Sorry, I added issues to the repo and forgot to report back. Did you get anywhere with this?
]]>Thanks for your response. I’ve only used github a handful of times, and I can’t seem to find where I can log an issue. I’m not seeing the “issues” button where it normally is (between the “code” and “pull requests” buttons).
]]>Hi Marcela, it’s not something I’ve noticed – however as I said above, I’ve not had reason to use this library myself for a while. I’m surprised that I’ve not seen it though – I’d be pulling my hair out if this had happened to me… Maybe log it as an issue on the github repo, quoting the SO link and when there’s a fix we can merge it in.
Thanks
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