Hi,
I have been trying to communicate between JS and Flash using the
JS/Flash integration kit from osflash.org.
Communication from AS to JS works fine, I am having problems with JS to
AS communication though: anytime I try to access an AS function from JS,
none of my parameters I try to pass to the AS-function are actually
recognized. Is there a trick to this? Maybe it is a scope problem? I am
not sure, but I cannot see a reason why this is not working.
Here is a very reduced version of my AS-Code:
----> Class FlvPlayer
import mx.video.FLVPlayback;
import mx.utils.*;
import com.macromedia.javascript.JavaScriptProxy;
class FlvPlayer{
var jsProxy:JavaScriptProxy;
//Constructor Method
function FlvPlayer(flvPlaybackInstance:FLVPlayback) {
jsProxy = new JavaScriptProxy(_root.lcId, this); }
//is called from JS and is supposed to load the new file, but
does not receive any arguments --> all the vars are "undefined"
function loadNewFiles(item){
_root.debug(item + ' / vFile: '+ item.videoFile +"/ cpFile:"+
item.cuePointsFile); }
//called when a cuePoint is reached --> as2js com works fine
function cuePointReached(evtObj:Object){ //call a js
funciton in page, that displays the tiel and description
jsProxy.call("displayDescription",
cuePointData[currentCuePoint].title,
cuePointData[currentCuePoint].description); currentCuePoint++;
}
}
--> the call inside my JS-File:
var dataObj = {movieUrl:'test',
cuePointFileUrl:cuePointFileUrl};
flashProxy.call('loadNewFiles', dataObj);
the function is called correctly but none of the parameters are passed,
dataObj is 'undefined' when I trace it.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Andreas Stephan
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