Re: [Flashcoders] >> domain name
You cannot include an as file in run-time. This is done by the compiler when
you publish your swf file.
When you want to check the existence of a substring in some string (like a
domain name) you can use the string functions in actionscript.
Like the split function...
var domain_str:String = "www.somedomain.com";
var split_arr:Array = domain_str.split (".");
/*
* split_arr is now an array ["www","somedomain","com"]
if (split_arr[0] == "www") {
trace ("got www");
} else {
trace ("no www here");
}
But i'm not sure this is what you mean!
Simon
- Original Message -
From: "Laurent CUCHET" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Flashcoders mailing list"
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 2:16 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] >> domain name
I try to find a page and determine if www are there
I have to write all the time the website name.
Is there a way to know if www is in Name ??
Thank you
domainname = new LocalConnection();
trace(domainname.domain());
this.dm.text = domainname.domain();
if (this.dm.text == "www.webpage.com") {
#include "flash_AS_detection.as"
} else {
getURL("http://www.webpage.com";, "_parent");
}
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Re: [Flashcoders] >> domain name
You cannot include an as file in run-time. This is done by the compiler when
you publish your swf file.
When you want to check the existence of a substring in some string (like a
domain name) you can use the string functions in actionscript.
Like the split function...
var domain_str:String = "www.somedomain.com";
var split_arr:Array = domain_str.split (".");
/*
* split_arr is now an array ["www","somedomain","com"]
if (split_arr[0] == "www") {
trace ("got www");
} else {
trace ("no www here");
}
But i'm not sure this is what you mean!
Simon
Citeren Laurent CUCHET <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I try to find a page and determine if www are there
> I have to write all the time the website name.
>
> Is there a way to know if www is in Name ??
> Thank you
>
> domainname = new LocalConnection();
> trace(domainname.domain());
> this.dm.text = domainname.domain();
> if (this.dm.text == "www.webpage.com") {
> #include "flash_AS_detection.as"
> } else {
> getURL("http://www.webpage.com";, "_parent");
> }
>
>
>
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[Flashcoders] >> domain name
I try to find a page and determine if www are there
I have to write all the time the website name.
Is there a way to know if www is in Name ??
Thank you
domainname = new LocalConnection();
trace(domainname.domain());
this.dm.text = domainname.domain();
if (this.dm.text == "www.webpage.com") {
#include "flash_AS_detection.as"
} else {
getURL("http://www.webpage.com";, "_parent");
}
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