Comments on: Tracking back the usage of Jumpeye’s flash components http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/ Flash and ActionScript discussed by Jumpeye Flash team Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:50:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: randy http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-809 randy Tue, 08 Jul 2008 17:35:51 +0000 http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-809 I'm a little confused by the licensing. Can I use the free version of TextEff for my company's website and also for my personal website? What kind of security features am I required to use on my website? I'm not familiar with these. Does that just mean I use the flash feature that doesn't allow download of my swf file? What is the cost of TextEff? Is there a one time $99 price? Or do I have to pay an additional amount every year? thanks, randy I’m a little confused by the licensing. Can I use the free version of TextEff for my company’s website and also for my personal website? What kind of security features am I required to use on my website? I’m not familiar with these. Does that just mean I use the flash feature that doesn’t allow download of my swf file? What is the cost of TextEff? Is there a one time $99 price? Or do I have to pay an additional amount every year?

thanks,

randy

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]]> By: Andrew Fitzgerald http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-83 Andrew Fitzgerald Wed, 08 Aug 2007 00:46:16 +0000 http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-83 "There are no unique serial numbers given along with the flash components, there are no key to unlock a free trial versions, there is no way you can secure a full featured flash component." Actually, that's not the case anymore. I have developed the Desuade Licensing Platform (DLP) just for this. It lets developers protect their components with trial expirations, watermarks, serial numbers, and activation all automatically. From purchase to activation, everything is 100% automatic. You can see this in flawless action with Desuade Partigen. There's no public info or signups, but if you're team is interested, get in touch. I'd love to help out. “There are no unique serial numbers given along with the flash components, there are no key to unlock a free trial versions, there is no way you can secure a full featured flash component.”

Actually, that’s not the case anymore.

I have developed the Desuade Licensing Platform (DLP) just for this. It lets developers protect their components with trial expirations, watermarks, serial numbers, and activation all automatically. From purchase to activation, everything is 100% automatic. You can see this in flawless action with Desuade Partigen.

There’s no public info or signups, but if you’re team is interested, get in touch. I’d love to help out.

]]> By: RimV http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-81 RimV Wed, 25 Jul 2007 00:16:44 +0000 http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-81 Thanks raul :) this will help a lot ! Thanks raul :) this will help a lot !

]]> By: raulpopa http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-80 raulpopa Tue, 24 Jul 2007 05:43:07 +0000 http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-80 Actually we now include an abstract id like: j8990v3 And that is not included as comment, because Google indexes only textFields. To do so, you need to place a dynamic textfield inside a movieclip that is used by the component on stage. (it can be for example the frame2 of a movieclip used for livepreview, and which stops at the first frame initially, so noone will see it) The textfield should contain the id value before, and not set by script. Voila, that's it :P I know you like this method, it's very easy to implement and it helps a lot in tracking component usage and get a smart feedback. Actually we now include an abstract id like: j8990v3
And that is not included as comment, because Google indexes only textFields.
To do so, you need to place a dynamic textfield inside a movieclip that is used by the component on stage. (it can be for example the frame2 of a movieclip used for livepreview, and which stops at the first frame initially, so noone will see it)
The textfield should contain the id value before, and not set by script.

Voila, that’s it :P I know you like this method, it’s very easy to implement and it helps a lot in tracking component usage and get a smart feedback.

]]> By: RimV http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-79 RimV Tue, 24 Jul 2007 00:53:03 +0000 http://jumpeyecomponents.com/blog/2007/07/23/tracking-back-the-usage-of-jumpeyes-flash-components/#comment-79 Brilliant ! So the text you guys include in each component are placed in comment block inside an as file and when searching for "swf jumpeye", Google will give back the swf files which are made by jumpeye component ? Brilliant !

So the text you guys include in each component are placed in comment block inside an as file and when searching for “swf jumpeye”, Google will give back the swf files which are made by jumpeye component ?

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