I've found a couple of sites that seem to work:
http://www.orange-project.com/
http://www.redbulltrackattack.co.uk/index_phase3.php
The RB track attack site seems to fail in safari for pages that
require two values.
Orange-project seems to be solid in all browsers and is based on a
variation of unfocus, using less code.
I've followed OP to some degree and have managed to implement semi-
successfully back/forward & deep links for all browsers. There's
still a few bugs to work out. I should have it resolved in the next
week or so. I'm slightly familiar with Javascript since it's like AS,
and my AS is primitive, so I'm a bit shy to share with the group.
Maybe once I have it fully resolved...
-radley
On Jul 25, 2006, at 12:32 PM, Geoff Stearns wrote:
it's been on my list for months now...
i did create one, but it was a bit buggy and not documented at all
- http://blog.deconcept.com/code/historymanager/
and there's changes to this I wanted to make, so it does more
friendly looking hashes, instead of name/value pairs as it does now...
and it doesn't work in safari (only one does that i know of, and it
doesn't support page title updates).
I was trying to modify this one from kevin newman:
http://www.unfocus.com/projects/HistoryKeeper/
because it sorta works in safari, but i kept running into more and
more problems... so my patience finally gave out.
the lessrain guys also have really nice solution they use (and they
use it with swfobject,too), so check out their blog and see what
they say about it.
On Jul 25, 2006, at 3:23 PM, Paul Neave wrote:
This is an age-old problem but I still can't find a decent solution.
I'm looking for a JavaScript library or script for browser back-
button
support for Flash, and one that uses the hash notation in the browser
window so users can navigate to points in a Flash movie through the
address bar, e.g. mypage.html#page123.
There are so many about and they all seem to be overly complex, use
Flash 5 code, require twenty different JavaScript files and two or
three hours to get your head around what it is exactly you're
supposed
to do to get it to work, and even then it'll only work in Internet
Explorer 5.5 on a Tuesday morning.
I'm using SWFObject and Flash 8, so a simple, easy to use, drag and
drop back button functionality would be ideal. Anybody know of
such a
beautiful thing?
Thanks lorry loads.
Paul.
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