Sunday, July 29, 2007

How To Get PR5 Backlink?
Actually it is very easy to get PR5 backlink with little or no effort. Some blogs offers backlinks on their blog for review. However, since this blog has PR5, I'm offering you backlink with no effort.

This is what you have to do. Make new post on your blog. Copy and paste text I provided below. Be sure to include valid links. Then email me at flanture [at] gmail [dot] com and provide me with link to your post. That's it. You have time until next Sunday, 08. August when I will include your link with desired anchor text.

Enjoy!

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Flanture is short for Flash Adventure. This is actually combination of two different but complementary blogs.

First Flanture I is mostly about Flash games, flash mobile games and programming in flash lite for mobile devices.

Second Flanture II includes more RIA stuff like Flex, ActionScript3.0 and new Adobe Integrated Runtime, known as AIR.

Choice is yours.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Free Personal Web Crawler

Do you have some SEO issues? Do you need analysis of your website and new site map? Search no more and get your personal web crawler for free.

At crawlscore.com you will find partner and perhaps solution for your website’s problems. I’m talking about web based service that diagnoses your website. Dan Frost and Matt Burke are authors and developers of this web2.0 service that, among other things generates sitemaps in formats like Google and Yahoo.

There must be some complicated procedures or high fee? Absolutely not. Service is totally automated and there is nothing to install, just enter your website url and you are ready to go. Why it is free? Because it is in Beta stage. There are some limitations, because crawler is still under development, but you will get anything you need for that amount of money ( zero dollars ). You will get report on duplicate page titles, HTTP errors, identifies all pages with NO FOLLOW tags and many other features like crawling websites of any size and hosted in any county, but… For full list of features visit crawlscore.com and find out for yourself.

When handling your website you can not relay only on your view of pages through web browser. Search engines are looking at your website with different view and if you want to know more, this service will simulate search engine crawlers and give you reports with charts that will make you better understand your website.

This post is paid review.

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Tuesday, July 24, 2007

fscommand2 function in FlashLite

I'm totally hooked on Flashlite. The more I discover the more I like it. There is lot of difference between programming in Flashlite and Flash. Actionscript is same but number of functions are not. Specific for Flashlite is fscommand2() function which commands are working with device.

Commands are:
ExtendBacklightDuration,
FullScreen,
GetBatteryLevel,
GetDevice,
GetDeviceID,
GetFreePlayerMemory,
GetMaxBatteryLevel,
GetMaxSignalLevel,
GetMaxVolumeLevel,
GetNetworkConnectionName,
GetNetworkConnectStatus,
GetNetworkGeneration,
GetNetworkName,
GetNetworkRequestStatus,
GetNetworkStatus,
GetPlatform,
GetPowerSource,
GetSignalLevel,
GetTotalPlayerMemory,
GetVolumeLevel,
Quit,
ResetSoftKeys,
SetFocusRectColor,
SetInputTextType,
SetSoftKeys,
StartVibrate and StopVibrate.

 

I'm already imagine in some game use of StartVibrate and StopVibrate when my hero hits the wall. GetFreePlayerMemory is good in installing application process. Controlling soft keys can be useful in application user interface control or as games actions.

 


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Sunday, July 22, 2007

Without Good Title
I have read a little bit more my Flash Mobile book and I made my first application which is actually doing something.

Simple application that shows how screen reacts on keys. This is what I did. Make a movie clip with text field. Name movie clip "mctxt", name text field var "myinput". On root place next code:

fscommand2("FullScreen", true);
_root.mctxt.myinput="keys test";

Make button, put next code for button's actions:

on(keyPress "4")
{
_root.mctxt.myinput="4";
}
on(keyPress "6")
{
_root.mctxt.myinput="6";
}
on(keyPress "5")
{
_root.mctxt.myinput="by flanture";
}


That's it. I tested it and it works great. Don't forget to publish movie with flash lite 1.1 and don't forget (I did) to make text color different from background color. Text field must be dynamic. Also, movie size must correspond with your screen size.

This application is very simple, but it has some usefull elements like reaction on keys and displaying response. These element are basic for any game or serious application. Right.


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Monday, July 16, 2007

Flanture and Mobile

Recently I got myself new Nokia phone with built in Flash Lite Player and I like it a lot. Transfer of files from PC to mobile is easy as copy and paste, but it is also possible via Bluetooth or IC.

First search of Web for free Flash mobile content took me at Flashstocks, where I downloaded few screensavers and wallpapers. My favorite is Ball Clock. My excitement is increasing every day about Flash Lite and Flash Mobile content, so I decided to read a little about it and learn more. I found "Flash Applications for Mobile Devices" by Richard Leggett, Weyert de Boer and Scott Janousek with 537 pages and I downloaded source code from book's publisher website and now I'm ready to dive into Flash Lite.
At the moment I don't have great expectations, but to learn some new stuff and make few animations or applications for myself.

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