You'd want to pass some attribute on the querystring like:
getURL(myfile.cfm?framenum=10)
then, you'd push it back to the flash when you load it on the url like:
myfile.swf?framenum=10
then, you can access the var in the main timeline like
Goto and Stop(framenum)
Of course, you're gonna have to put a cfparam in with a default of 1, so you
don't run into errors within the flash movie.
Jason Powers
Fig Leaf Software
-----Original Message-----
From: S R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 2:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CF and Flash problem
Hi,
I have flash file that is a menu on several CF pages with the use of
<CFInclude>. I have it so that if you click on one of the buttons it does
two things "on release" which are it goes to another page and drops down two
more options under the button being clicked on. The problem I am having is
that when the other page is called it calls the flash file again in its
"normal state" which does not show the two options for the button that was
clicked on.
Is there any way to pass some kind of variable to flash from CF so that when
this other page is called it also goes to a particular frame in Flash so
that the proper options are shown under the button clicked on?
Thanks
sal
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