localconnection i believe is supported in all the browsers - as long
as you have the minimum flash player requirement (i think flash
player 6 was the first one to add support?)
as for the getURL question: if you are using flash player 8 or higher
you should be using external interface, which i don't think has a
limit (or if it does, it's a very high limit).
BUT, that said, you shouldn't really put javascript code into your
swfs like that, it's much smarter to put the js code in your html
page, and then simply call the js functions from your swf when you
need them to do something.
On Feb 26, 2007, at 3:32 AM, Martin Klasson wrote:
Hi Flashcoders,
I have been searching around, but not found it to be that easy to
get answers. I know that you people
here tends to know everything, so I will ask you.
first question:
Is LocalConnection the only way to talk between two swf's in a
browser (when NOT using javascript),
and are there a list of browsers/os that supports this? In my case
it I will have two swf's on the same
html-page. -or is there a list of browsers/os that LocalConnection
does NOT work on?
second question:
Inline javascript in flash, are there any problems with that? I
mean using javascript in a getURL to make
it for example write out another swf in a <div>. I have used
javascript to open popups directly from a
getURL -but is there any known limitations of writing javascript in
the getURL? Maybe the 99> character-bugg
still is there in Flash as well?
Thanks mates!
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