This post examines a method for saving a modified XML file to disk. To accomplish this task, the XML is first converted to binary data using byteArray – and then saving the byteArray to disk using fileReference.
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The Designer Toolkit is a collection of custom classes written in Actionscript 3 intended to aid designers in building websites more efficiently with less time spent programming.Archives
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- Saving XML to disk using ByteArray and FileReference
- Replacing swapDepth in Actionscript 3: setChildIndex, swapChildren, swapChildrenAt
- Using caurina Tweener to tween text movement
- Using Arrays in Actionscript 3: Part 2 – Associative Arrays
- Loading Scrolling Thumbnails: ThumbnailScroller Class
- Using updateAfterEvent with mouse events as an alternative to StartDrag
- Drawing dashed & dotted lines: DashedLine Class
- Saving XML to disk using ByteArray and FileReference
- Drawing regular polygons: the Polygon Class
- Using Actionscript 3 …(rest) to pass optional parameters
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