Hello strk,
Friday, April 4, 2008, 10:12:29 AM, you wrote:
s> We have a bare gnash-to-plugin communication protocol now.
s> Only implemented command is GETURL ... but does work with javascript: urls
s> so might be used to call javascript functions as well (which is how
s> I saw it used, never with fscommand...)
When there is a xxxx_FSCommand (IE) on that page (with xxxx being the
movie name/id) or xxxx_DoFSCommand respectively (Mozilla), then that
function can be called via FSCommand() and receives command and
parameters.
Internet Explorer only works with the xxxx_FSCommand version being
implemented in VBScript(!), but that doesn't matter for Gnash.
Basically these are the same:
fscommand("say", "hello);
getURL("javasript:mymoviename_FSCommand('say','hello')");
AFAIK, fsCommand is the preferred way to communicate with JavaScript.
The getURL trick is used mostly to bypass some Flash security
restrictions...
For an example see
http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/flashcalljs/index.html
Udo
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