Been on my list for a while, saved me the trouble:)

Related to queue loader, I don’t know if you heard about this project:
http://code.google.com/p/masapi/

It is at a very advanced stage and I use it without any problem in commercial projects for months now.

I’m sure it can be interesting for you and for the QueueLoader users.

Best regards.
maddec

I’ve checked examples, and even with event callback I just get the same error, trying to load bmp or xml…

http://code.google.com/p/queueloader-as3/wiki/QueueLoaderGuide

I use flashdevelop + queueloader-as3-rev27

I import queueLoader classe in my Main class wich extends sprite and wrote this code :

var _oLoader:QueueLoader = new QueueLoader();
var _xml:XML;

_oLoader.addItem(”http://localhost/slideshow/banner01.xml”, null, {title:”XML”, mimeType:QueueLoader.FILE_XML});

_oLoader.addEventListener(QueueLoaderEvent.ITEM_COMPLETE, onItemComplete,false, 0, true);

_oLoader.execute();

Then I get this error :
D:\workspace_flashdevelop\as3_classes\classes\com\hydrotik\utils\QueueLoaderEvent.as(86): col: 143 Error: Initialiseur de paramètre inconnu, ou ce n’est pas une constante de compilation.

The problem is with “int = QueueLoader.FILE_IMAGE” param in QueueLoaderEvent.as(86)
Error reporting said that it’s an unknown init param or a compilation constant …

Any Issue?

What purpose does the conditional serve for:
if(isLoading && !isStarted && !isStopped) _max++;

Cause if you add an item during the load process, the max never gets updated and you run the risk of queue percentages greater than 100%, which should never happen… right?

What kind of impact would you have if you changed it to:
_max++

>> loadNextItem() NO TYPE DETECTED!

I managed to use FILE_CSS in order to get the right loaders, but I still had to add a line to QueueLoader to recognize the extension.

if(currItem.url.match(”.json”) != null) _currType = FILE_CSS;

While I’m not sure having to go as far as http://www.flash-db.com/Tutorials/loadingAS3/loadingData.php?page=1 to get URL-encoded data is needed, I think that raw text is an obvious oversight here.

Maybe instead of judging file-types like Corey Delaney’s sunnies, we could have a default straight up load… just a thought.

Keep rockn’ it like your parents are out of town!

J|G

It seems that QueueLoader load SWF Files into the currentDomain and there is no way to load it into another or new ApplicationDomains.

Is it possible, to load swf Files into different Application-Domains?

Thanks in advance