The HTML Table Renderer component provides an advanced XML / HTML table rendering engine for Flash, complete with CSS support and advanced features such as row and column spans.
The component can render all common types of content (text, SWF files, images and Flash library objects) and allows embedding custom fonts and offers advanced text rendering controls.
This component is available for:
Flash CS3, Flash CS4 / ActionScript 3.0 ( AS3 )
Check the HTML Table Renderer ActionScript 2.0 ( AS 2.0) version!
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Hi,
For some reason i cant seem to be able to add a libfont via css to the document. I tried everything i could find googling for this, but its not working. And as soon as i add cellfont=”libfont” to the html the normal css seems to be ignored totally for that cell.
What i did was add a css file:
h1 {
font-family: testFont;
color:#FFFFFF;
font-size: 30px;
font-weight: normal;
}
i added the testFont to the library, but it seems to fall back to default when in the html file i use: testing this text
any suggestions?
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Flashtuning Reply:
April 6th, 2010 at 4:48 pm
Hi,
Check the second question from the Table Renderer FAQ area at:
http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/flash_tuning_table_renderer/help.html
and also download the trial package of the Table Renderer component ( in case you don’t have already the commercial version ) and check the .fla examples included in the package:
http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/flash_tuning_table_renderer/downloads.html ( AS2 version )
http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/flash_html_table_renderer/downloads.html ( AS3 version )
Regards,
Flashtuning
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Hey Guys,
I noticed some strange behavior which i didnt expect:
if i have a table, with 3 cels. 2 on the left, 1 on the right.
———
| a | |
—-| c |
| b | |
———
If i place anything in cell C, whose content is larger then cell A, it wont start cell B right after A. Instead it moves cell B down to the end of content of cell C. like this
———
| a | c |
| | c |
| | c |
—-| c |
| b | c |
———
while expected is:
———
| a | c |
—-| c |
| b | c |
| | c |
| | c |
———
I dont think thats expected and wanted behavior.
please provide a fix
grt Bas
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Make sure the rowspan and colspan is a correct number value. Send us an email with a html source file example to check. Also attach your PayPal transaction id for this purchase to check your details. Thanks.
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I’ve been trying to add a new table programmatically from Library but keep getting the following error message. Here is the code. I omitted the table HTML but I know it works because when I drag an instance of the component onto the stage everything works perfectly. I only have problems with doing it all in ActionScript.
var ftTable:FtTableRenderer = new FtTableRenderer();
ftTable.addEventListener(‘onTableRendered’, handleRendered);
var sTableHTML:String = ‘html…html’;
ftTable.createFromString(sTableHTML);
Triggers this…
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.
at FtTableRenderer/XkbijTsntdle()
at FtTableRenderer/YsZkvrSrtqTW()
at FtTableRenderer/createFromString()
at challenge_fla::MainTimeline/frame1()
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Flashtuning Reply:
June 28th, 2010 at 8:49 pm
To create a table from string correct example:
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I have an .swf that loads another .swf with the second .swf having the table component. My tables are visible when I test on my machine but when I upload to the web none of the HTML tables made with TableRenderer show up. Any ideas?
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Flashtuning Reply:
July 28th, 2010 at 12:14 pm
Make sure all the configuration files and iamges are in their place.
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