ybody know how to make modal dialog in Firefox?
regards,
Serge
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If yo
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If you dig in the list archives (if they are still around), i wrote a bit
about how i used onBefo
If you're using Flash 8 you can skip using the modal dialog box. Because
ExternalInterface and JavaScript communicate synchronously the JavaScript
waits for Flash to return a value and the window waits for JavaScript. It's
a great setup. You gotta love Flash8!
Tyler
On 4/30/06, g. wygonik <[EMAI
If you dig in the list archives (if they are still around), i wrote a bit
about how i used onBeforeUnload to trigger Flash and i know other people
chimed in. In IE-only situations, i found it best to catch the
onBeforeUnload event, tell Flash via setVariable, open a modal dialog box
(so the main b
Le 25 avr. 06, à 23:31, David Rorex a écrit :
window.onbeforeunload
Never knew that one.
I'l check for its availability across platforms. Thanks.
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To change your sub
you could also try
function myfunc()
{
// tell flash movie goodbye
}
window.onbeforeunload = myfunc;
I've had pretty good success with it, in IE and Firefox on windows at least.
On 4/25/06, erixtekila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > But to my knowledge a sharedobject is always flushed by fl
But to my knowledge a sharedobject is always flushed by flash at the
moment
you close the swf.
So you could make a fix using that.
This is a pretty nice info.
Do you know if it's a special sharedObject or one that you were using
first ?
Not sure if this is any help to you.
Hope it will… th
onUnload in javascript (and sen message to flash), but it is not
working in all browsers
That's what I've experienced too. Thanks.
onClose doesn't too…
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onUnload in javascript (and sen message to flash), but it is not working
in all browsers
MW
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onUnload in javascript (and sen message to flash), but it is not working in
all browsers
MW
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Hi,
Is there a way to handle a closed window that was owning a flash
instance ?
I'd like to get an event for ex when someone quit a swf application, by
closing it's window.
Any idea ?
Thanks
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