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- Joannesalfa
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Kyatric Thanks, i'm going to use it.
- Joannesalfa
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Kyatric this is a solution i've found about php script would return an image. (Are you making assumptions?)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4494704/return-the-contents-of-an-image-in-php-file

This .capx can get an image and it worked, but i wanted to change from Load URL to AJAX to get progress, in this case it didn't work.
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- Joannesalfa
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No WebGL effects...
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Hi guys, I wanted to use AJAX method to get progress time instead of Load URL image from Sprite, it didn't work to me.

CAPX

There is my PHP script:

<?php

header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *');

header('Content-Type: image/jpg');

readfile('http://flamma-beta.com/HTML5/asuka.jpg');

?>

Any ideas?

Thanks!
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Nice one! I can't wait. :)
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Good one! I will participate this
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Is this method supported by CocoonJS? I think with the last update they added support for this (Full native XmlHttpRequest (AJAX) support.) but I'm not sure.

Xavier Yes AJAX it's supported on CocoonJS :)
Make sure to set CORS (Cross-Domain Control)to hosted files before to get them in CocoonJS launcher.

Unfortunately, CocoonJS doesn't support XML object.
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- Joannesalfa
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There no option about locking objects, the layers are unique solution...
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Thanks for your consideration!

AJAX is called "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML" It can relate to XML where to get the values from any place.

I would explain you again in different way...

This .capx is basic one how to use XML, if you see:

<ball category="RED">

<count>4</count>

<speed>200</speed>

</ball>

Ball Category RED, i didn't implement an event to pick "Category", it's an idea where to pick an object.

Count is 4, it means it could spawn 4 balls, if you change 4 to 10, it will spawn 10 balls.

Speed is 200, it's currently bullet speed for red balls.

If in case AJAX fails, you can add extra events to default values.

I hope you master XML.