diferent frame....
i mean i麓ve got a flash inside a html, if the url is
http://www.something.com/index.htm
to start in frame called home. (just with actionscript)
thank麓s very much
Alexdetect url
I'm not 100% clear on what you're asking... so I'll assume
that you mean that you want flash to initialize into different
state depending on the url of the page that contains it... then
yes... there are different ways to do this.
a) flash vars :You can include a flashvar on each different
page that flash checks. If you don't know what this means you
should read about flashvars in the help documentation.
This would not be a frame label but you could do a
conditional check inside flash to send it to a different frame
based on the value passed in.
b) check via javascript: you could use the ExternalInteface
class to request the external pages location.href from javascript
and return it to flash. You would need a javascript function in the
page to return it. Once you have that value in flash, you could
test the value and do different things similar to the option (a)
above. For this you should read up on the ExternalInteface class
and how to use it.
There are other options but it would depend on whether the
flash content was in a separate iframe etc.detect url
i,ve got everything in separate layers an different frames
and the problem that i really have is that in firefox i can麓t
see well everything, if i do it with flashvars.
is that any way that i could just put everything in
actionscript, i mean not using flashvars or javascript? (i havent
tried yet the javascript and i will) i do prefer to use just
actionscript if there is a way....
thanks very much for now... and i will try java now and let
you know!
Alex
quote:
in firefox i can麓t see well everything, if i do it with
flashvars.
I'm sorry but perhaps I don't understand your issue.
I understand you have separate layers and different frames.
What I thought you wanted was something like:
a) include the same swf in many pages.
b) depending on whatever page it is (url) the first thing it
does is goto a different frame and display that part of the swf.
Whether its in firefox or internet explorer or safari etc, it
should do the same thing. You can do it with a single flashvar
which would be used in actionscript code in the first frame for a
conditional check e.g. if/else or switch/case or some other
approach (e.g. frame number) to determine which frame to start at.
all right have a look at www.alexdelrei.com and you will have
a visual contact at my issue... it is just a menu try in firefox
and any other browser... and you will see, and basic the problem is
when i put the sub menu in ''servicios'' so it does not work the
''contact'' and the ''acercade'' . i麓ve tried to put inside movie
clips and it does not show as well....
Well for me it seems to work fine in firefox - if everything
else is the same with the pages where its not working, then I
believe the problem must be actionscript related.
But it doesn't work for me at all in IE7. And that is
strange. I would expect it to behave in the same way.
I can't see anything wrong with your swfobject code.
Q: (may not be relevant) do you have anything setting stage
scalemode and stage alignment inside your swf in actionscript? Just
curious at this point, I don't think its related, but I did
encounter a problem in IE6 with cached copies of swfs.
You might try appending a random number to your swf url in
the swfobject code to see if it makes a difference if all else
fails.
Javascript options
Your swfobject settings are for player version 6 as a
minimum. If you're publishing for version 6 you won't be able to
use ExternalInterface to communicate with javascript. That's only
available from player versions 8+. If you want to be compatible
with player version 6 players you should consider this approach if
you want to use javascript:
http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/flashjscommand/index.html
(you
can call a javascript function with getURL, but it doesn't
return a value, so, unless you code for all the browser differences
and correctly target your swf for the setVariable call all in the
getURL javascript, then you probably should use the approach
above).
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