Try creating a class and using a static variable:
package mypackage {
class ProductInfo {
public static var name:String = "Stability";
}
}
Then in your loaded movie's code:
import mypackage.ProductInfo;
doSomethingWith(ProductInfo.name);
One step more advanced: make it a property. One step even more
advanced: make it a bindable property linked to an event,
"nameChange".
Unless it's suppose to be a constant value, in which case use:
public static const NAME:String = "Stability";
On 12/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am having problems sharing variables between the loading and loaded .swf
files, using the Flash 9 authoring program.
For better explanation here is the method I have used with Flash 8. The
main master file is used to declare the variable; var productName:String="
Stability". The main master file loads another file, named "file 2".
In "file 2" I would then get the content of the productName variable by
using "_level0.productName".
My question is; using the same file scenario with Flash 9, how would I get
or set the content of the variable "productName" .
Thanks,
Daniel
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