Change your output string to look like
&bAcquired=Y&
and you should be ok.
You may find as you get further into this that you need a delay loop to
make sure that flash has read all of your data, since it happens
asychronously (at least in Flash 4 it did) so you'll want a sentinel
value at the end:
&bAcquired=Y&ok=1&
in the flash movie, set ok=0 and wait/loop until you see ok=1 and you'll
know the data reading is complete. (This may have been fixed in Flash
5, but I haven't tested it).
- Tim
http://www.phptemplates.org
> The string getting returned looks like so (currently it's just the 1 variable):
>
> &bAcquired=Y
>
> Flash's debugger seems to think that there is a tab character after the
> 'Y', so in the debugger, the variable bAcquired looks like so:
>
> Y\t
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