Well, one idea that comes to mind is that you could escape the
filename (using the escape() function) before sending it through
ExternalInterface, and then unescape it in JavaScript. Hyphens do not
get converted by ActionScript's escape() function, but you can force
it like so:
ExternalInterface.call("myJSFunc", escape(s).replace("-", "%2D"));
Then, in JavaScript:
function myJSFunc(filename) {
filename = unescape(filename);
// Continue....
}
On 12/6/06, Mick G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know of a work-around to this bug:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=4b687833
I'm getting javascript errors in IE using externalInterface and SWF
file names that have a hyphen in them. Unfortunately I'm working with
a content management system that renames SWF's to files with hypens in
them.
This is not a well known bug but I've seen many threads with people
getting these JS errors in IE using externalInterface. It's caused me
grief quite a few times. Usually renaming my SWF without a hypen works
except in this case when I can't.
- Mick
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