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/* Once the Cursor is returned to the callback the Cursor's
getNextDocument() method can be used to handle each of 
the documents returned */

function onCursorReady(cursor:Cursor):void
{
    // Get the first document
    var doc:Object = cursor.getNextDocument();

    // If there was a first document, do something and get next.

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/* Alternatively, once the Cursor is returned to the callback the Cursor's
toArray() method can be used to retrieve an Array of all the documents that
the Cursor object has loaded. */

function onCursorReady(cursor:Cursor):void
{
    // Get array of all documents
    var documents:Array = cursor.toArray();

    // Do something, such as add it to a data provider 

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/* The getMore() method can be used to load more documents from the database
if getNextDocument() returns null.*/
function onCursorReady(cursor:Cursor):void
{
    /*...do stuff...*/

    // Before calling getMore() make sure hasMore() returns true.
    if (cursor.hasMore())
    {
        cursor.getMore().add(onGotMore);

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/* Use a Document object to build the BSON document to save into the database */
const newDocument:Document = new Document();
newDocument.put("name", "Hello from Flash sucka!");

/* Use the insert() method to save. This method does not return anything */
mongo.db("myDatabase").collection("myCollection").insert(newDocument);

/* Use a getLastError command to get the status of the last insert attempt. */
mongo.db("myDatabase").runCommand(new Document("getLastError:")).addOnce(onLastError);

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/* Retrieve the _id property from a document returned by mongodb. */
var objectId:ObjectID = documentRetrievedFromMongo._id;

/* Create a selector query using the Document object to specify by _id
which document to remove() */
var selector:Document = new Document();
selector.put("_id", objectId);

/* Call the remove function, there is no return. */
mongo.db("myDatabase").collection("myCollection").remove(selector);

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// This is in an ActionScript Project in Flash Builder

// Inside FlexUnitApplication.as I added a UI testing environment
// In the builder I pass in a reference to the FlexUnitApplication instance
package
{
	import com.project.MyClassTests;
	
	import flash.display.Sprite;
	

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var css:CSSStyleDeclaration = FlexGlobals.topLevelApplication.styleManager.getStyleDeclaration('global');

css.setStyle('modalTransparency', transparency);
css.setStyle('modalTransparencyColor', color);
css.setStyle('modalTransparencyBlur', blur);
css.setStyle('modalTransparencyDuration', duration);

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/* The opacity: .5 CSS property will make the container and its
 * children transparent. This LESS mixin can be used to set the
 * background-color property with opacity resulting in a transparent
 * background color with full opacity children.
 */
.backgroundOpacityRGB(@red: 0, @green: 0, @blue: 0, @bgOpacity: 0.5) {
	background: rgb(@red, @green, @blue); // Fallback to full opacity bg 
	background: rgba(@red, @green, @blue, @bgOpacity); // Alpha'd bg color for 'modern' browsers
}

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// In AngularJS 0.9.19

// Dont do...
angular.service("CustomServiceOne", function($resource) {
    return $resource("/path/to/api/:aParam", {}, {
        getSomething: {method: "GET", params: {aParam: 0}, isArray: false}
    });
});

// Instead do this...

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// The .config() part is the relevant part, 'SomeModule' is arbitrary name, 
// but this config() call goes on your main ng-app="YourAppModule"
// The PHP $_POST expects data w/ a form content type, not a JSON payload
angular.module("YourAppModule", ["SomeModule"]).config(function($httpProvider) {
  $httpProvider.defaults.headers.put['Content-Type'] =
    'application/x-www-form-urlencoded';
  $httpProvider.defaults.headers.post['Content-Type'] =
    'application/x-www-form-urlencoded';
});