Thanks. I tried this: ./gui/gnash ~/src/flash/player2.swf -P FlashVars=video_id=3&t=134 and i only get this:
NetConnection: /get_video?video_id=3&t=undefined But only 1 parameter 'video_id' get passed, but the other one 't' does not. Can you please tell me if this is support in gnash? Thank you. On 6/3/07, strk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, Jun 03, 2007 at 07:00:37AM +0100, Martin Guy wrote: > 2007/6/3, Herman Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >I am able to compile gnash on ubuntu. > >When i run it with a swf file with a argument like this: > >./gui/gnash ~/src/flash/player2.swf -P video_id=3 > > Hi > "gnash --help" says: > > -P <param> Set parameter (ie. "FlashVars=A=1&b=2") > > Maybe that's the syntax you need; I guess from that that the > "parameters" are gnash configuration parameters, not Flash variables, > and that "FlashVars=" is some special one to do what you want, but I > am just guessing. Give it a try! :) Yes, -P is for gnash parameters. It is based on the <embed> tag, which passes parameters to the plugin. We only support the FlashVars parameter so far, but many movies also pass quality,size, movie url etc. etc. --strk;
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