this happens when the psd file (cs5) has a too deep layer structure (more than 5 groups)

hth.

The strange thing is:

1. Works like a charm in Safari
2. Works like a charm outside of Facebook

But I expierenced the problem on some pages outside FB aswell.

Here is the magic (once again thanks to Martin):

try{
    if ($.browser.mozilla) {
        $(window).resize(addMargin).resize();
    }
}catch(ex){}
 
function addMargin() {
    $("#cont").css('margin-left', window.outerWidth % 2 ? '0' : '0.5px')
}

The problem is that your swf is displayed on HALF PIXELS. Just move the container in which you putted your swf and it should work like a charm.

Link where i stole this from

Solution: do the same thing via a callback method. so js – calls pushes the data to flash.

Why: – when flash calls js functions – flash stops – until it gets the return value. when you use callbacks js calculates stuff and calls flash when the date is already calculated -> no latency / flash stopping.

The Problem: the stage resize is called when the flash app isn’t completly loaded.

The Fix : check for null object:

“if(_videoPlayer != null)”

thanks to martin vor the tip

http://www.monsterdebugger.com/

Why?

• works when flash is embeded in html
• easy to implemnt and use
• live property editing
• free
• works with air technology
• …

contras:

• the trace time isn’t precise enough
• slows the swf performance by intens use

conclusion:

This is agreat tool and i can only recommend it.

“Error #1069 onMetaData for flash.net.NetStream not found”

Here’s the fix.

var nc : NetConnection = new NetConnection();
nc.connect(null);
var ns : NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
var vid : Video = new Video();
 
var listener : Object = new Object();
 
// this is optional
//
listener.onMetaData = function(infoObject : Object):void
{
	trace("onMetaData");
	var key : String;
	for (key in infoObject)
	{
		trace(key + ": " + infoObject[key]);
	}
}
 
// this is optional
//
listener.onCuePoint = function(infoObject : Object):void
{
	trace("onCuePoint");
	var key : String;
	for (key in infoObject)
	{
		trace(key + ": " + infoObject[key]);
	}
}
 
// this is "the magic"
//
ns.client = listener;
ns.play("videos/vid2.flv");
vid.attachNetStream(ns);
addChild(vid);

So long

-use-network=false

Note: If you work on a local webserver you won’t have that problem

“Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.at ShadowCaster/projectVertex()”

this fix found here might help you out:

private var _type:String = "point";
//...
 
..//
public static var DIRECTIONAL:String = "dir";
public static var SPOTLIGHT:String = "spot";
 
// replaced it with:
private var _type:String = "dir"; // or "spot"

I can’t tell if this is a “good” or “bad” fix because I didn’t really test it.

Original post of the fix is here