After developing a few small AIR projects we finally came across a project large enough to justify using an SQLite database.  That project was a financial aid loan calculator for Student Funding Group, LLC. The main goal was to take forms that potential students would fill out to calculate financial aid needs and convert them to an easy to use AIR app.  We needed to use SQLite in order to store all of the questions and answers in each form.

Have you ever tried to use the webcam feature on a site and hear from a tester using a MacBook that his or her webcam was not being initialized? Below we may have the solution for you:

Recently when trying to load our Wordpress blog posts into flash we had some trouble displaying html text in a textField. The problem was that by default, if html data is loaded into a Flash text field, the field will render all paragraphs with indents. I ran into many possible solutions while searching for an answer, and tried everything from setting the xml property prettyIndent, to writing out my xml on one line out of desperation. In the end it took a combination of techniques to get rid of the indent.

So, embarrassingly I have been putting up with this for years and just never could quite put a finger on how to handle it.  Truly, I was unaware there was even a solution.  I think it’s one of those things you may not know how to even ask for a solution.