http://jefte.net/swf/two-ways-to-xhtml-and-flash/ Jefte Puente • Design Professional living in Melbourne, Florida Tue, 07 Sep 2010 04:50:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://jefte.net/swf/two-ways-to-xhtml-and-flash/#comment-112 n00ge Fri, 14 Oct 2005 13:14:44 +0000 http://jefte.net/swf/the-first-actionscript-2-open-source-compiler-xhtml-flash-and-other-flash-links-for-monday-morning/#comment-112 Are there any solutions to using something like this to help render xhtml and css correctly just within a flash text field? Are there any solutions to using something like this to help render xhtml and css correctly just within a flash text field?

]]> http://jefte.net/swf/two-ways-to-xhtml-and-flash/#comment-7 Claus Wahlers Fri, 29 Apr 2005 09:29:05 +0000 http://jefte.net/swf/the-first-actionscript-2-open-source-compiler-xhtml-flash-and-other-flash-links-for-monday-morning/#comment-7 Hi Jefte, thanks for the feature. I have to clarify: Development for DENG 2.0 has not even started yet (i'm at planning stage right now). DENG 2.0 is going to target Flash Player 8, and both the player and the compiler are not available yet (scheduled to be released August/September this year), thus i have to wait some more months until i can start implementing. The features you mentioned apply to DENG 1.0 (available today for Flash Player 6). DENG 2.0's featureset is most likely going to be much more complete. I envision fully compliant clientside rendering of XForms (at least the Basic profile) and SVG-T, amongst many other neat things (i.e. full CSS 3 compliance, as far as defined by the W3C already). To deploy DENG 2.0 on web pages, i most likely use the SEFFS method. Hi Jefte, thanks for the feature.
I have to clarify: Development for DENG 2.0 has not even started yet (i’m at planning stage right now). DENG 2.0 is going to target Flash Player 8, and both the player and the compiler are not available yet (scheduled to be released August/September this year), thus i have to wait some more months until i can start implementing.
The features you mentioned apply to DENG 1.0 (available today for Flash Player 6). DENG 2.0’s featureset is most likely going to be much more complete. I envision fully compliant clientside rendering of XForms (at least the Basic profile) and SVG-T, amongst many other neat things (i.e. full CSS 3 compliance, as far as defined by the W3C already).
To deploy DENG 2.0 on web pages, i most likely use the SEFFS method.

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