I am currently the Chief Architect of a small (but deadly) consulting company focused on RIA development with Flex/Flash/Silverlight. My background has run the gamut from companies as large as Citi and Enron to small tech shops in vertical markets. I have always been on the tech side, especially focused on architecture and usability. I have three gorgeous kids that love dancing and drawing, and a beautiful wife that is the source of all their talent.
This blog is focused on my adventures in the Flex world as I see it to be one of the most exciting and raw industries. I’ve been using Flex since 1.5 (yech – spent way more time writing code in ultraedit than the Flex IDE). Flex 2 got much better in terms of IDE and framework, Flex 3 is great but certainly has room for improvement. RapidNinja has a few tricks up it’s sleeve that we are preparing to unleash on the world. In the meantime enjoy my musings and feel free to contact me directly at marc at RapidNinja dot com
October 24, 2008 at 7:16 am |
Hi ,
I got a a problem with the drag and drop cod e you have
http://www.rapidninja.com/blog/swfs/DragDropWorks/DragDrop.html
maybe you can help me with it.
every time the image been dropped, it moved few pix, and it always different,
is there anyway to fix it?
thanks
December 1, 2008 at 1:38 am |
Willy, without seeing your code, I think the issue you may be seeing is that when the item is dropped it locks in the x and y of the top left corner of the item to where your cursor is positioned, even though your cursor may be positioned in the middle of the item, and thinking it will be dropped the same way
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