First off I don't understand classes, how to "call" or "initiate" them. I'm class ignorant. I have two .fla files. One of my .fla files consist of 15+ .as files; we'll call this one XML editor. The other .fla file consists of 10+ .as files; we'll call it the interface. The xmleditor.swf loads the interface.swf. Within the xmleditor.s...
Currently in Flash I am trying to pull in a value based on the querystring. Example.. Html code: myVideo.swf?video=ThreeGuysOneBall.flv Flash code: _textbox1.text = video; This works in the main flash actionscript, but I need the querystring in a class constructor that I created. How can I pass the querystring to a separated out ...
I have simple playback set up: <script type="text/javascript"> var flashvars = {}; flashvars.skinName = "Clear_Skin_1"; flashvars.streamName = "movies/FLV768KB.flv"; var params = {}; var attributes = {}; swfobject.embedSWF( "FLVPlayer_Progressive.swf", ...
Hay, i have a flash movie which loads a static XML file, the script for this looks like list = "list.xml"; var listXml:XML = new XML(); listXml.ignoreWhite = true; listXml.load(list); I want to be able to change this 'list' variable dynamically, perhaps using flashVars. like this var flashvars = { xmlpath: "list.xml" }; Any i...
I think there are probably three options: Load the link in as a flashvar and allow the Flash to open the URI Load the link into the Flash file using AJAX/AJAH and allow the Flash open the URI Just have the Flash file call a Javascript function that opens the URI Is one of these methods better than the other(s)? i.e., I'm working in ...
I'm trying to read flashvars into my flash file by modifying the standard HTML published out of Flash CS5. The following isn't working: HTML: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en" xml:lang="en"> <head> ...
Hi, I received an swf (AS3) file that works when you pass it variables through flashvars. I can't recompile it to work in a different way because we only bought the compiled swf, not the source. We could use it in an HTML page, but the problem is we must use it (in a sort of proprietary) Windows form (fundamentally, an application that t...