All you have to do is get ExternalInterface working in Javascript and inside the Actionscript.
When someone clicks inside the flash app have it trigger a Javascript function that fires whatever you need to do in jQuery. When someone clicks on the html and fires a Javascript have it call the Actionscript function in your flash movie. Shouldn't be too hard. On Aug 22, 12:10 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > new here, new to JS completely in fact! > > I have a client that uses jquery to produce a site with nice tables > that they'd like interacting with a flash app on the same page. > Basically the flash app is a graph with labels - when the labels are > clicked in flash the relevant entry in the table to is highlighted or > expanded. When the table element is clicked, the flash graph needs to > jump to the right position. > > My immediate thought was to use the flash external interface to call a > JS function to handle this communication but the client is unsure how > this would work using jquery - and it's outside my sphere of expertise > too. > > Will it require hand editing of the JS produced by jquery or are there > easier solutions? > > Many thanks.
