Implement Flash dialog.

[Martin Kou]

Need to port the Flash dialog from v2 to v3.

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

Core stuff. I'm a bit stricter here:

• Please rename the "prefix" parameter to "namespace" in element::getElementsByTag.

• scopeName in IE will always return 'HTML' uppercased. So, the toLowerCase overhead is unnecessary.

• Let's simplify the code a bit in writeHtml, having the fragment.js code ignoring any <?xml:namespace> tag.

• Hey Mr. Programmer... please change the "x must be an integer" messages to "x must be a number" :)

I'll not go that deep on the dialog code. I'll be focused on checking the dialog usage instead.

• I've pasted "​http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/samples/drawing_1/1_coordinates.swf" in the URL field. The Preview showed nothing, neither on paste nor when leaving the field (TAB or click). The <object> tag has been created as expected though, and the movie can be seen by using the Preview button in the toolbar.

• When opening a valid flash object, the preview box remains blank. Actually, it looks like it doesn't work at all, as I was not able to see that in any case.

Looks good for the rest.

[Martin Kou]

The toLowerCase() function after scopeName is still there in the new patch. The reason being for namespaces other than HTML, IE would still always return in uppercase. Our source code has been assuming everything related to tags and namespaces are in lowercase, however. So I've kept the toLowerCase() there.

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

Replying to martinkou:

The toLowerCase() function after scopeName is still there in the new patch. The reason being for namespaces other than HTML, IE would still always return in uppercase. Our source code has been assuming everything related to tags and namespaces are in lowercase, however. So I've kept the toLowerCase() there.

Good one... so, let's make the if comparison in uppercase, and move the toLowerCase function right after it, having:

var scopeName = this.$.scopeName;
if ( scopeName != 'HTML' )
	nodeName = scopeName.toLowerCase() + ':' + nodeName;

The getName function is a critical feature for our code.

[Martin Kou]

Fixed with [3110].