OFC = {};
OFC.jquery = {
name: "jQuery",
version: function(src) { return $('#'+ src)[0].get_version() },
rasterize: function (src, dst) { $('#'+ dst).replaceWith(OFC.jquery.image(src)) },
image: function(src) { return "![](data:image/png;base64," + $()
"},
popup: function(src,Width,Height) {
var cierra = false;
if(Width == ""){
Width = window.parent.document.body.clientWidth;
cierra = true;
}
if(Height == ""){
Height = window.parent.document.body.clientHeight;
cierra = true;
}
var izquierda = (screen.availWidth - Width) / 2;
var arriba = (screen.availHeight - Height) / 2;
var opciones =",toolbar='NO'"+
",titlebar='NO'"+
",location='NO'"+
",status='NO'"+
",menubar='NO'"+
",resizable=no"+
",scrollbars=no"+
",width=" + Width +
",height=" + Height +
",left=" + izquierda +
",top=" + arriba;
if(cierra == true){
window.parent.close();
}
var img_win = window.open('','Imagen', opciones);
with(img_win.document) {
write('Charts: Exportar imagen<\/title><script type="text\/javascript">var BASE64_DATA = \/^data:.*;base64\/i; var base64Path = "base64.php"; function fixBase64(img) { if (BASE64_DATA.test(img.src)) { img.src = base64Path + "?" + img.src.slice(5); } }; onload = function() { for (var i = 0; i < document.images.length; i++) { fixBase64(document.images[i]); } }; <\/script><\/head><body>' + OFC.jquery.image(src) + '<\/body><\/html>');
// write('<html><head><title>Charts: Export as Image<\/title><script type="text\/javascript">function getImageSrc(base64Src) { return base64Src; }<\/script> <!--[if gte IE 5]> <script type="text\/javascript"> function getImageSrc(base64Src) { return ""'+(window.base64Path?base64Path:"")+'"?" + base64Src.slice(5); } <\/script><![endif]--> <\/script><\/head><body>' + OFC.jquery.image(src) + '<\/body><\/html>');
}
}
}
/*
// Using an object as namespaces is JS Best Practice. I like the Control.XXX style.
//if (!Control) {var Control = {}}
//if (typeof(Control == "undefined")) {var Control = {}}
if (typeof(Control == "undefined")) {var Control = {OFC: OFC.jquery}}
// setup the interface method in your initialization function
private function init()
{
ExternalInterface.addCallback('getScreenshot',
interfaceIn_getScreenshot);
}
// this is the function that gets called by Javascript. it returns
// the screenshot data as a base64-encoded string
private function interfaceIn_getScreenshot()
{
var w:Number = 50;
var h:Number = 50;
var screenshotData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(w, h);
screenshotData.draw(this);
return Base64.encodeByteArray(PNGEncoder.encode(screenshotData));
}
// a regular expression to test for Base64 data */