I don't thing that I can use a SharedObject because I would like to use the state of the .swf to have a form like replay. What I have done in the past I have registered listeners for UI events and then used that information to achieve the replay and change of state of the .swf since I had the UI events and I could drive any other instance of a flash movie. However the above methodology prove to be very fragile due to the fact if I missed a UI event my state of the .swf was incorrect and I could not go past that point. Can somebody thing of a way in which a snapshot of the .swf can be taken? Any answer to this question will be greatly appreciated.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Guy Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Can you use a SharedObject? > > On 15/11/2008, at 11:48 AM, zoran_101 wrote: > > > I have a question about the state of the Flash Movie, for example I > > have > > Cilick on a button 1 > > Click on button 2 > > And text in field2 > > And another click on button1 > > So I would like to define that as State1 in the .swf file. My BIG > > questions here is, is it possible to somehow externally save that > > state > > of the .swf file and then save different states based on the changes > > that were caused by the client side events. I know that there is a > > history mechanism in flex but I am not sure if that can be used. > > Thanks in advance for any info on this. > > > > > > >
