Gaia Framework for Adobe Flash v3.2.6
Release Date: 04.12.2011
You need the Adobe Extension Manager to install the mxp file.
http://www.adobe.com/exchange/em_download/The Gaia 3.x panel works with Flash CS3, CS4 and CS5. Flash 8 is not supported.
Safari Users: Right-click and Save As.
Important Installation Notes- 1. Save the MXP file to your desktop first and then open it. Do not choose "Open" from the browser as some people have reported failed installs when they do this.
- 2. Close Flash and trash the previous Gaia installation before installing the new version. The Adobe Extension Manager can be buggy when updating a component that is already there.
- 3. You must delete your ASO files before scaffolding your first project with a new version of Gaia, or after updating an existing project fiolder with a new version of Gaia. It's in the top menu under Controls > Delete ASO Files.
- 4. After you delete your ASO files, make sure you republish all the Flash files in your project after updating to a new version of Gaia.
- 5. You should also delete your browser's cache before testing your first project in the browser with a new version of Gaia, or after updating an existing project with a new version of Gaia.
3.2.6 OverviewApologies to everyone. 3.2.5 had an AssetTypes.as file with most assets commented out. This has been fixed. Also, a bug with GaiaSWFAddress.as has been fixed.
3.2.5 OverviewGaia 3.2.5 switches to using Greensock's swc, Pages class now uses ids not titles, you can now exit a project without saving, cleans up the AS3 code via FDT, fixes a bug where site-wide ApplicationDomain wasn't working, Demonster Debugger native support has been removed, and Gaia is now under MIT License. 3.2.5 also fixes the errors thrown about DemonsterDebugger.
Greensock SWCGaia now uses the Greensock SWC instead of the source Tween classes. This makes updating your Gaia projects to the latest version of Greensock much simpler.
Note: Updating existing Gaia projects to 3.2.5 will not update them to work with the greensock.swc. If you want to do this, you will need to open each of your .fla files and add the greensock.swc in the appropriate panel under publish settings. For an example of what this should look like, create a new Gaia 3.2.5 project and look at the template .fla files publish settings.
Close Project Now Asks If You Want To SaveWhen you close a Gaia project in the panel, it will ask you if you want to save. Hit OK to save, Cancel to not save. Cancel will still close the project (there isn't any other type of confirmation dialog you can launch from JSFL). This allows you to avoid conflicts in the project.gaia file when working with multiple developers in a repository.
Pages.as Class Now Uses IDsAs requested by multiple people, the Pages.as class is now generated from page node id attributes, not title.
Use caution if you update existing projects, as your page constants will definitely change.Code CleanupGaia's code had many warnings when opened in FDT, which is more stringent than other code editors. The source code is now FDT compliant with no warnings.
Site Wide ApplicationDomainThe "domain" attribute on the site node now properly forces all pages to load under that domain.
Demonster RemovedIt is now up to the developer to integrate Demonster if they want. Many developers were not using Demonster in their projects and it was adding unnecessary bloat to the Gaia main.swf. Demonster now uses a swc which should be easier to implement yourself.
MIT LicenseGaia is now distributed under the MIT License.
