As an additional clarification... So, it is like this. 1) User is at regular html page and 2) User clicks on link Contact Form Page - this page is based on a Flex application. It is surrounded by html, obviously, but mainly it is a Flex application. 3) From within that Flex application, I want them to be taken to the original page where they were in step #1. Maybe when they click "OK" to the Alert, they are automatically taken to that page, or there is a link or button in the Flex application that takes them back to where they were in step #1. Note: With regard to step #2, the link is defined with target="_blank" in the html. So, I'm not sure if it would be possible to close that windows when returning from the Flex application.
--- In [email protected], "brucewhealton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Ok, but how do you add a link within a flex application? I want a > link or button to take the user from myflexpage.html to > mynonflexpage.html - a link or button within the flex page to that > page that doesn't have flex. > Thanks, > Bruce > > --- In [email protected], Guy Morton <guy@> wrote: > > > > Look at the docs for Alert. You can pass it a close handler. > > > > > > On 02/12/2008, at 7:51 AM, brucewhealton wrote: > > > > > Hello all, > > > I was wondering if you could explain some things or suggest > > > some options. I have a page that opens in a new window and displays a > > > Flex form. When the information is submitted and they click on > > > Submit, an Alert Box appears. I want to have a way to take people > > > back to the main site, such as the index page. Is there a way to > > > include a redirect with an Alert Box? > > > Or could there be some kind of way of handing the results of clicking > > > "OK" on the Alert box, so that when someone does click on that OK > > > button, it then redirects the person to a webpage? In that scenario, > > > I guess what would be needed is an event listener for the Alert box > > > control. > > > > > > I have this form appearing on a page by itself because the background > > > gradient image doesn't look as good with the rest of the website > > > background. However, I don't want to leave a person on the form page > > > when they finish submitting the form. > > > > > > I'm a bit embarrassed to say this but I'm not sure how to add a link > > > to such and such page from a flex application. How would I add a > > > button or link on that page that would say, "Click here to return to > > > the home page." I want to put that into the Flex application. > > > > > > I do want to know how to do this. However, as mentioned above, it > > > would be even better if when they click OK in the Alert Box, if it > > > would close that window that was opened and return them to the window > > > and web page where they were before they clicked on the link that > > > opened this page with the form. Again, I want a way to not leave them > > > on this form page after they've submitted the form. > > > Thanks, > > > Bruce > > > > > > > > > > > >
