- 15 December 2011, 01:30
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Adobe has recently updated their documentation. The good news is that all the data is still in the .html pages and I've even got a fix for you!
You have to add two things to the folder of the book you have indexed. To find this folder, first go to your storage folder. (If you don't know where to find it, you can get the path from within Doc?'s settings menu). In your storage folder, there's a "downloads" folder. In that downloads folder you hae a different folder for each book. If you don't know which book, you can match the folder names to the xml entrees in "books.xml" in your storage folder. (Or you can check the 'last write' date)
- Add jquery.js to the book folder. You can use the adobe one
- Overwrite the asdoc.js file with this modified version of asdoc.js
This should work for now and I will edit the beta when I find some time.
Jeroen
- 15 February 2011, 16:08
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As some of you noticed, Adobe has recently changed the structure of the ASDocs and Doc? wasn't able to index them anymore. This minor update should fix this issue while I continue to work on the next major update.
Thanks to everyone who contacted me about this change.
- 12 August 2010, 23:09
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This minor update fixes the following:
- Some books couldn't be added
- Books couldn't be deleted
- The application could hang on startup.
- 19 July 2010, 21:03
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The previous update introduced a small bug where the application would hang when you had Docs with a . (period) in the name. This version fixes that issue.
If anyone had this problem with the previous version, you should remove your storage folder (or choose another one). You don't have to redownload all the books: Inside the storage folder there is a folder called 'books'. Each of those folders should contain all the information necessary to index a book. You can simply add those folders as local books. The books will then be copied to your new storage folder.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
- 18 July 2010, 22:20
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This minor release should correctly index the new AS3 ref found here.
This version will index all the packages from those docs. A future update will let you choose which filters to import.
The storage folder (which you can change in the settings) should now also be fully portable.
