Adobe AIR - How to Insert Into Application

All,

I just found FCKeditor tonight, and it looks amazing. I've been reading all the documentation, but I seem to have one small problem. I'm used to dealing with ActionScript classes, and importing those as objects inside AIR.

How do you actually put FCKeditor inside your AIR app? In the "_samples" folder, I don't see any "source code." I can't find where it's pulling the MXML code to actually make the AIR app. I see the XML control file... but I just can't seem to find the actual MXML file. Can anyone help me out? Or, jsut tell me how to get FCKeditor in the App, and I think I can take it from there...

Thanks!

Sat, 03/08/2008 - 14:29

fredck

Joined: 19/01/2007

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Re: Adobe AIR - How to Insert Into Application

Adobe AIR compatibility has been introduced with FCKeditor 2.6 Beta 1. So, firstly, be sure you have that version,

You will find the _samples/adobeair folder there, which contains a sample AIR application. You should check this out.

You can also find some more information at our documentation.

Frederico Knabben
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Mon, 08/25/2008 - 22:48

lordsiris

Joined: 25/08/2008

Posts: 1

Re: Adobe AIR - How to Insert Into Application

Did you ever figure this out. I'm trying to integrate into an air app that I am building in Flex Builder 3. I looked at the example but have no idea where to start.

thanks,
lordsiris

Thu, 07/23/2009 - 18:40

btate

Joined: 15/07/2009

Posts: 54

Re: Adobe AIR - How to Insert Into Application

fredck wrote:Adobe AIR compatibility has been introduced with FCKeditor 2.6 Beta 1. So, firstly, be sure you have that version,

You will find the _samples/adobeair folder there, which contains a sample AIR application. You should check this out.

You can also find some more information at our documentation.

Maybe I am just not seeing it like the others but there is no Flex Air in the sample folder. No MXML files or anything else that suggest that the sample is for Adobe Air. What is there is a nice html file but that is a long way off from MXML. Is there anyone at all with a working example of how to add this to Adobe Air and not only add it but also talk to it (passing data into the editor and retrieving it). I know how to do this via standard HTML and JavaScript but need help for Air.