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Key: FDT-177
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Confirmed Confirmed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: FDT Team
Reporter: Eric-Paul Lecluse
Votes: 0
Watchers: 0
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Add the start-tab to FDT Flash IDE run tasks, as with FDT AS3 Applications

Created: 24/Nov/08 04:22 PM   Updated: 22/Jun/12 06:42 PM
Component/s: Launching, UI
Affects Version/s: FDT 4.5.2
Fix Version/s: FDT
Security Level: public

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File Attachments: None
Image Attachments:

1. FDT AS3 Application - Start pane.jpg
(40 kB)

2. FDT Flash IDE - Miscellaneous pane.jpg
(18 kB)
Environment: Mac OS X Leopard

Review Type: Review by Product Owner


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If you launch your project as an "FDT AS3 Application", you get a wonderfully detailed launch screen. In it there's a "start" tab where you can pick what URI you want to load and with what viewer you want it to open. The list includes the internal SWF viewer, the external SWF viewer, the Adobe flash player and the browser. This is great. It looks like this: http://grabs.epologee.com/fdt_start_pane.png

However if you launch your project as an "FDT Flash IDE" task, you don't get that "start" tab. Instead, you get a "miscellaneous" tab that has a very stripped down selection of the one described above. This makes the whole FDT Flash IDE feature somewhat less useful. For example, you cannot use the wonderful External SWF Viewer, and neither can you supply a URI (for example http://localhost/main.swf) but only local files are supported through the OSX file dialog.

Now here's the actual request for improvement: Couldn't the start tab from the FDT AS3 Application task be copied to the FDT Flash IDE launch settings?
Cheers,
Eric-Paul.



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Eric-Paul Lecluse added a comment - 24/Nov/08 04:27 PM
Here you see the stripped down version of the start pane, and it's called "Miscellaneous".

Eric-Paul Lecluse added a comment - 24/Nov/08 04:29 PM
Here you see the feature packed start pane that belongs to the "FDT AS3 Application" launch configurations.