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RE: FlashComm Digest, Vol 5, Issue 39
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| Dear Wouter van Vliet,
Nope. The chat component only accept text. I tried to put HTML font color
code but Flash didn't accept it. It just printed it strait to screen.
Any other suggestion? 
Thanks,
Leonardo Opitz
From: Wouter van Vliet / webclusive <wouter-cbyZFP1Q8NkXQ3Lr6voeyA@public.gmane.org>
I'm not sure of the chat component thingie supports this (if it doesn't
you can probably enable it somewhere) but textfields in Flash support
basic HTML. So, you might want to go into:
var msg = 'some kind of message';
if (isStudent) msg = '<font color="#0000FF">' + msg + '</font>';
else msg = '<font color="#FF0000">' + msg + '</font>';
Wouter
Leonardo Opitz wrote:
> Hello,
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> First, thank you all for all replys to my msg about PP2SWF.
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> I have another question. I have two swf applications. One swf for
students,
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> I would like that all students msgs in chat to have a blue color and all
the
> msgs from teachers to have a
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> Red color. How to I do this without using the color component? Is there
any
> way like:
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> Chat.setcolor(color);
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> Thank you,
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> Leonardo Opitz
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