This text is replaced by the site logo. If not, try enabling javascript.Advertise|About us|Site map|Syndicate|Search site|Mailing list|View Authors|Become an AuthorHomeTutorialsForumsArticlesBlogsMoviesLibraryEmploymentPressRecent NewsPublished July 21, 2012|It appears the malware warnings have now been fully removed from the site. If you continue to experience them, please let us know via email (staff@). Thanks to all those who helped with resolution!» Read MorePublished July 21, 2012|We have recently moved ActionScript.org over to a CDN with over 10 locations around the world. This should result in much faster load times for most users.We are aware some users are experiencing malware warnings. These are errors: the site is clean. We are working with Google to clear these errors and hope to have the issue resolved soon.» Read MoreView News ArchiveFeatured ArticlesGetting Started with Box2DBy Jean André Mas|Published May 5, 2011|Intermediate|Rating:UnratedA complete article about Box2D featuresPagination in FlashBy Chris Bristol|Published June 15, 2010|Intermediate|Rating:UnratedThe NextPrev tutorial deals with pagination in Flash, a situation I seem to run into more and more these days. My usual course of action was to serve up the data to a PHP/HTML page and let it deal with paginating the results. But Flash has so much more to offer than the traditional html page, that I decided to recreate the process in Flash, which is a bit ironic in these days of Mr Jobs pushing HTML5 to do everything Flash does, only better. The resulting code was a natural for a Class, or at least it was after I copied and pasted it into a few different projects. This tutorial started out to be of average length, but as I got into it, I realized that there is quite a bit going on in the demo file that really needs to be explained. I am always muttering about the author leaving unexplained the one part I really wanted to know about, so, not wanting to do that, it's a bit longer than usual.  And, if there are things I haven't explained to your personal satisfaction, my inBox is always open!Another Useful, Reusable AS3 Class, "ButtonDisabler"By Jody Hall|Published December 19, 2008|Beginner|Rating:UnratedIn this tutorial, we will build a class together that will automate the task of giving any group of buttons some "button disabling" behavior. You will learn about how to make the class handle any type of button. You will learn about how to decide what tasks ought to be "built-in" to the class, and which tasks are best managed by outside code. You will also learn about interfaces and polymorphism (painlessly, I promise). What you will learn about AS3 classes and OOP is the important thing, but at the same time, I think the ButtonDisabler class is something you wlll find handy and useful in the future. And I hope you'll also realize that if you can make something like this, there are any number of other similar things that you can make as well. It just t