Thanks, but yes I have--and in any case, this wouldn't explain why the same function works fine in the same projector and the with the same Xtras when it is used in a button scripts rather than in a hyperlinkClicked handler.

Can someone reproduce the error?

S.

At 11:27 AM 12/15/03 +0100, Bertil Flink wrote:
Have you included the FontXtra with the Projector or in the Xtras folder?
I think it's needed for anti-aliased #text among other things, not only for embedded fonts.




Bertil Flink
Creative Media


----- Original Message ----- From: "Slava Paperno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 4:28 AM Subject: <lingo-l> baOpenURL and hyperlinkClicked


> I've been using Buddy API's baOpenURL() with no problems until I tried to
> put it in a hyperlinkClicked handler. This is the entire handler:
>
> on hyperlinkClicked me, data, range
> locResult = baOpenURL(data, "Normal")
> put data && locResult --projector opens a debugging window
> end hyperlinkClicked
>
> This works fine in authoring, but in a projector, it consistently causes
> the Player Error message, Handler not defined, #FontName.
>
> I'm using Dir MX under Windows XP, with Buddy API 3.6 (registered). The
> error never happens when the same baOpenURL is placed in a button script
> (in the same projector, with the same Xtras).
>
> Other Xtras used in the same projector are OSControls and TextCruncher.
>
> Buddy 3.6 is the current version, and I did check Gary's Bug Watch page. Am
> I missing something, or can someone else reproduce this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Slava


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