localconnection i believe is supported in all the browsers - as long
as you have the minimum flash player requirement (i think flash
player 6 was the first one to add support?)
as for the getURL question: if you are using flash player 8 or higher
you should be using external interface,
Hej Martin,
There are undocumented issues and restrictions when using
getURL(Javascript:) in content published for FP8 or higher.
Instead, use ExternalInterface where you also should be able to
implement good swf-to-swf communication
A nice, short tutorial can be found at:
Yeah, I did some extensive testings on that yesterday,
the only thing is that you can't return values from javascript with only
inline javascript,
-and you have to use void(0) in the getURL to avoid the return-values.
ExternalInterface is good of course, but I am after making all the
Hej Martin,
There are largely undocumented issues and restrictions when using
getURL(Javascript:) in content published for FP8 or higher. Some
discussions on the subject can be found at:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mesh/archives/2005/08/new_flash_8_pla.html
Instead, use ExternalInterface
My understanding is that LocalConnection has nothing to with the
browser. It's some process that Flash itself has implemented, so you
can run the SWFs in a browser, projector, anything. For instance, I
have a flash EXE that talks to flash movies running in various
browsers, and it all works
answer of the second questions:
no, there arent any problems in calling java function inside getURL()
On 2/26/07, Martin Klasson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Flashcoders,
I have been searching around, but not found it to be that easy to get
answers. I know that you people
here tends to know
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