But since it is :),
I did some more investigating. It looks like two numbers are sent from flash and intended to be split into two variables by Director, but rather are getting added 'as is' to a single variable. I'm checking the syntax in the flash actionScript:
flash: getURL ("2\",\"5");
Director: on getURL me, Var1, Var2
global gTopMenu, gBotMenu
set gTopMenu = Var1
set gBotMenu = Var2but the result turns out as {gTopMenu "2","5"} only, in the watcher window. gBotMenu isn't updated. Var1 and 2 appear to remain <void>. I'm thinking a getURL lingo action syntax may be worth trying.
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 11:02:08 -0500, Colin Holgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a project I'm troubleshooting, which receives a variable "gMovieName" as expected (for example "test.html") from a flash nav bar, then in director sends it into an html framset:
You say movie name, but you give an html example. If it's a movie then you would want to use gotNetMovie, not gotoNetPage.
Very strange, this message just got reposted! I didn't do it, honest...
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