I'm using a Flex menu in one frame and HTML in the other. When a user
clicks on a button in my Flex app I would like to load a new page in
the right html frame.
I've been studying the ExternalInterface API and the NavigateToUrl
class. Is there a way to do something like this:
function loadNewPageInRightFrame() {
ExternalInterface.call('window.location.top.some_frame.whatever.url="'+myUrl'")
}
Why don't I put the javascript function on the page. Its more work
that I'd rather not do. I also see myself using more stuff like this
so I dont want to have to write javascript functions all the time.
Blah blah blah. It all boils down to I'm lazy or too busy to write
JavaScript functions when if its possiple, I can run the code right in
my Flex app.
Judah
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