I made a print function for Shockwave to use that was javascript. Only IE
5.0 on the mac worked to any degree, and it still wasn't enough. I had to
resort to PHP to get what I wanted and have it cross platform.
-----Original Message-----
From: Kerry Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 7:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: <lingo-l> Does Mac like JavaScript?
Ok, gurus, get your thinking caps on--got a subtle one here. 50,000 words
or less...
I used the Audio Xtra to write a Shockwave recorder. Works great--almost.
I'm launching it in one of two ways.
1) Use the standard HTML that Director publishes (opening a new Browser
windows).
2) Use JavaScript and a series of document.write() commands to write the
same HTML code (except it embeds the Shockwave movie on the same page with
a bunch of other stuff).
Just one modification--I added an HTML parameter that tells me the URL of
the sound file to play. Using ExternalParam, of course:
if externalParamName ("sw1") = "sw1" then
swaFile = externalParamValue("sw1")
else
alert "I can't find the sound file."
end if
Both methods work fine on IE 5 and Netscape 4.x on Windows.
The straight HTML method works fine on Mac. But I cannot, for the life of
me, get the JavaScript version to work on the Mac--either browser.
Has anybody run into anything like this before?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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