So I have a swf that needs to run locally and make an ExternalInterface.call
... I am unable to make settings changes to the users Flash Players ... so as
of now it seems unpossible!
My thoughts was to see if the javascript can listen for a flash event (the end
of a flv in FLVPlayback to be
I think you're doomed if you don't have the fla.
On 22/05/2012 16:43, Ted Lehr wrote:
So I have a swf that needs to run locally and make an ExternalInterface.call
... I am unable to make settings changes to the users Flash Players ... so as
of now it seems unpossible!
My thoughts was to see
You would have to add code to the .swf, but yes, Javascript can listen for
Flash events and vice versa.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect II
Bank of America Global Learning
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could you load the SWF into a shell, and add the FLV event listeners at the
shell level? That would require knowing the name of the flv player within
the SWF, but maybe you could figure it out with a decompiler?
That's just a random idea, not sure if it would work...
.m
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at
Oh - yes - I have the .fla... I just am running into issues when I try to have
the swf call out to the javascript - I get the security warning from the player
- so I am trying to figure out how to, instead of having the swf make a call
out - maybe the javascript could just listen to the
Sorry - my original post must have been confusing...
This is an original .fla. My issue is that the resulting swf needs to run
locally. Now it seems to me that when a swf is run locally on Flash Player that
by default - the Flash Player does not like to to make calls outside of itself
(i.e.
Just get a flash event handler to call a javascript function.
You probably don't have the security setting for the project set right -
network access only.
Paul
On 22/05/2012 17:06, Ted Lehr wrote:
Oh - yes - I have the .fla... I just am running into issues when I try to have
the swf call
I cannot change security settings for the player - this will be used by a lot
of people and I cannot go to each work station and change that setting...
unless you are talking about some other setting...
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I'm assuming you've already read the capabilities and info listed here, but if
not, check this out:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/external/ExternalInterface.html?filter_flash=cs5filter_flashplayer=10.2filter_air=2.6
From that page:
From ActionScript,
On 22/05/2012 17:36, Ted Lehr wrote:
I cannot change security settings for the player - this will be used by a lot
of people and I cannot go to each work station and change that setting...
unless you are talking about some other setting...
I was talking about the local playback settings in
Would allowscriptaccess=always work in this situation? Perhaps the issue
is deeper than that?
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 12:15 PM, Paul Andrews p...@ipauland.com wrote:
Just get a flash event handler to call a javascript function.
You probably don't have the security setting for the project
Definitely do this
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On May 22, 2012, at 1:02 PM, Nathan Mynarcik nat...@mynarcik.com wrote:
Would allowscriptaccess=always work in this situation?
I've got around the 'local security warning' issue in the past by
running the content from a standalone webserver - check out Server2Go.
You'll be able to fire off whatever ExternalInterface call you need.
You'll have a pause of a few seconds while the server stats up, but
otherwise it's a
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