Yes. You may run into an issue with scope, but if that is the case, you can just write a simple javascript function that returns the data, and then call that from Flash.

Christian and I are doing a session on the Flash / Javascript kit this week at FlashForward, and we may put together an example like that. If we do, ill post it to the wiki.

here is some pseudo code:


// ActionScript

//setup JavaScript proxy

function getBrowserInfo(Vodi):Void
{
    proxy.call("getBrowserInfo");
}

function returnBrowserInfo(navigator:Object):Void
{
    for(var x:String in navigator)
    {
        trace(x + " : " + navigator[x]);
    }
}



// JavaScript

//set up FlashProxy object;

function getBrowserInfo()
{
    fp.call("returnBrowserInfo", navigator);
}

mike chambers

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On Jul 1, 2005, at 10:46 AM, Manuel Saint-Victor wrote:

This may be a dumb question- but her goes nothing.

I'm using the FlashJavascript integration kit and doing the tutorial from communitymx

Everything is going well and happy but something dawned on me that is probably really obvious - I should be able to call the native JavaScript functions from Flash through this gateway right? I'm not sure if I would have to redefine a function such as window.open to make it work via the gateway.


I thought I'd put the question in the atmosphere to give time for an answer while I muddle through it.


Mani

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