Thanks Man, I will try that tomorrow, let you you know if that was it.
Regards,
Gus
On Jun 18, 2009, at 5:02 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
Hi,
Like Kenneth said - you need to pass all your navigation from
Flash through SWFAddress and don't directly create windows when
someone clicks a button in Flash, but you listen for the changes to
the SWFAddress value and open windows based on the value. That
way, when someone clicks the forward & back buttons in the browser,
the history changes the SWFAddress value, so your Flash will keep
up...
//Somewhere in your init, you listen for changes to SWFAddress
SWFAddress.addEventListener(SWFAddressEvent.CHANGE, _changeHandler);
//Do your "normal" setup for buttons.
this.contact.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, newClick);
var internal:Boolean = false;
function newClick(e:MouseEvent):void{
//here is the swfAddress//
//You only set the value in here - you wait for SWFAddress to
tell you something has changed before doing anything
swfAddress.setValue(e.currentTarget.name);
//You might want to set a variable here like "internal = true"
if you want to know whether clicks are from inside Flash or from
the browser..
internal = true;
}
//Handle changes in
function _changeHandler(event:SWFAddressEvent):void {
var newWindow:NewWindow = new NewWindow();
//The path value of the event contains the new SWFAddress path
in your history.
//On first load of the page you will get "/" as the path so you
need to handle this.
var path:String = event.path;
if("/" == path) {
path = "/home";
}
//Maybe do something if your internal variable was true.
if(true == internal) {
//Do something different maybe if someone clicked in Flash?
}
//reset internal
internal = false;
newWindow.name= path;
//...
}
HTH
Glen
Gustavo Duenas LRS wrote:
Hi Friends.
I have seen the tutorial for the swfaddress in gotoandlearn.com,
but I want to use it on a project I have which is a quite
different situation,
1. the website is dynamic the parts of it are me on runtime, are
not present on the stage at the moment, are just called and
assembly depending of the name of the button that click the call.
2. the swfaddress works good when it comes to show the address in
the address bar of the browser, but when I try to use the
directional arrows of the browser I'm shooting at the dark totally.
Because I don't know how to make it work, since he tutorial never
mention about this particular.
here is the code to create the different parts.
//the part of the import the swfAddress is here, no problem at all
//the part of the set value//
switch(e.value){
case "/contact"
//here I don't know how to going forward since all my past intents
were so frustrating...any ideas?//
}
this.contact.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, newClick);
function newClick(e:MouseEvent):void{
//here is the swfAddress//
swfAddress.setValue(e.currentTarget.name);
var newWindow:NewWindow = new NewWindow();
newWindow.name=e.currentTarget.name;
an so on the structures that are in the windows
///the part of the addchild that works good//
}
I hope someone could help me...any advice welcome.
Gustavo
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