The Adobe Community Help Client (CHC) offers a number of preferences to help you personalize your CHC, and control how the content is displayed. Select Edit > Preferences to set your CHC preferences. General Settings You can choose a light or dark colored theme for the CHC. Browsing History and Search History are enabled
This series takes you through creating a custom component in Flex with actionscript and he takes you through all the possible options (from extending an existing component from the Flex framework to starting with a clean slate by extending the UIComponent.)
If you want to allow users to upload multiple files at once, you would use the FileReferenceList class instead of FileReference.

Flex File Uploaded
The component can be configured to include the Accordion image preview display shown in the example below or to just display the upload button and File Uploader browser pop-up. The demo contents automatically resize to 90% of the width/height allocated to the Flash file so can be used as large, medium or small module screen spaces.
Here’s the demo: Purchase Flex File Uploaded here.
Flex File Upload with ASP.NET
If you’re an experienced .NET pro, go ahead and laugh (although suggestions on making the process better are quite welcome). Beginners are welcome to download the files here (MXML and Uploader.ashx).
Continue reading ’10 Top Flex File Upload Examples’
A Radar Chart, also known as a Kiviat Chart or a Spider Chart, is a two-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point. Each category of values corresponds to an axis and each set of values from the same series are connected with lines of different colors.
The relative position and angle of the axes is uninformative. However the relative position of the series makes it possible to see data series relationships and make comparisons based on multiple categories.
Kap IT Radar Chart is a ready-to-use Flex component that can be easily integrated in any Flex or Air application to provide a powerful data analysis tool and can be parameterized using a large set of properties. Continue reading ‘Flex Radar Chart’
Elastic Search allows users to navigate large, multi-dimensional information with few clicks, never letting users run into situations with zero results.
The Elastic Search concept is based on facet browsing, which is a technique for accessing a collection of information allowing users to explore by filtering available information. The Elastic Search component is inspired by Moritz Stefaner’s Elastic List.
Kap IT Elastic Search Component is a ready-to-use Flex component that can be easily integrated in any Flex or Air application to provide a powerful data filtering tool. It supports many standard data types and can be configured through a large set of properties.
Features
- Browsing Information
- Filtering Information
- Data Analysis
Application cases
- Commercial Search Applications
- Online Retailers
- Libraries
- Faceted Search Applications