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Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by Rob

Rob — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 23:39:43 +0000

I am not advising anyone to disable their sound cards. In fact, I only know of one person out of the thousands of people who view this page every month that expierenced that. Not trying to defend Adobe here, it’s been long enough to issue a fix. The most common impediment this fix causes is some extended hardware integration to not work (such as the lighting on hp’s touch audio controls, though the buttons still function fine).

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by OppfinnarJocke

OppfinnarJocke — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 22:42:27 +0000

So you are advising us to disable our audio card to fix an Adobe/Flash problem?
This is so preposterous I do not have words…
Those Adobe people issue stupid updates that break existing functionality all the time.
I don’t have time nor want to uninstall/reinstall apps on my computer just because those Adobe people cannot program worth lick…

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by Rob

Rob — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 15:41:10 +0000

Hi Andy,

If you have tried the instructions from my post and aren’t having any luck, I would:
-uninstall flash and reinstall
-if that doesn’t work, unstall chrome and reinstall

If neither of those work, post back and i can make some further suggestions

Good luck!

-Rob

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by Andy

Andy — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 07:59:19 +0000

Error Message: Message “Shockwave Flash plugin crashes” appearing in the yellow stripe.

Please help me, it just keep crashing.

I use Chrome, window 7, 32 bit. I’m in desperate right now

Please answer me as soon as you can, if there is anything I can do about this problem. I’m really angry, because it just happen to me few days ago and I have no idea why. I love Chrome and I don’t want anything happen to it now. I can’t take this anymore…..

Thanks in advance

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by Rob

Rob — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 16:30:57 +0000

Hi Steven,

I am not sure about the conexant sound card; however, if you are experience the same issues as others, it could very likely be the problem. If you have the software to reinstall, there isn’t much harm you could do by testing this. My opinion… go for it. Let us know if it works!

Rob

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by Steven

Steven — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:03:25 +0000

Hi Rob,

I’m using a compaq laptop with a conexant sound card and am having the same problem re/; crash of shockwave. Should I uninstall this and then reinstall it?

Thanks!

Steven

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by Rob

Rob — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 04:26:14 +0000

Hi John, yes this can be used for any computer running Windows 7

Comment on Fix Windows 7 Flash Crashing, Remote Desktop Issue by john

john — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 04:01:18 +0000

is this tip can be use for a desktop?hope to get the answer ASAP..

thank you.

Comment on Geocoding with Google Maps and the Zend Framework by Rob

Rob — Sun, 09 May 2010 19:22:31 +0000

Hi Shaun, thanks for the input. You are correct, an adapter would be overkill. I am not quite sure why I put “Adapter” in there, as it is really meant to be used as a model, the references have been fixed to be Geocoder.

If I’m not mistaken, the only change you’ve proposed is moving the code to a “Service” class, as I am already making use of Zend_Http in pretty much the exact same way. By having this logic in a model, I am able to have utility methods and expose more methods without fudging the purpose of the class. In reality, it makes the most sense to incorporate both approaches, and retrieve the data for my Geocoder model from a Services class.

It’s not about the amount of work I need to do get lat and lon, I can reuse this class as many times as I want. It is more about providing a clean and intuitive interface to gathering geodata.

Cheers

Comment on Geocoding with Google Maps and the Zend Framework by Shaun Farrell

Shaun Farrell — Sun, 09 May 2010 11:55:41 +0000

Another way to do this is to store your key in the config then just load the key out of the config via your bootstrap and set it in the registry.

Then create a Service class in your custom library. and use Zend_Http
$this->_httpClient->setUri("http://maps.google.com/maps/geo"); $this->_httpClient->setHeaders('Accept-Charset', 'ISO-8859-1,utf-8'); $this->_httpClient->setParameterGet(array( 'key' => $this->_key, 'output' => $this->_output, 'q' => $address, )); $data = $this->_httpClient->request('GET'); return $data->getBody();

An adapter seems like a lot of work to get a lat long.