Do you mean allowScriptAccess? I tried allowScriptAccess and that
didn't work. I've never heard of allowDomain
On 9/18/06, Iv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Marlon,
- use allowDomain="always" in html.
MH> I have a dynamic text field where I create an html link based on a
MH> couple of pieces of data.
MH> Here's an example of the code for the link:
MH> var aTag:String = "<p class = 'landing'><a
MH>
href=\"javascript:openVidPlayer('/vidplayer.html?video="+sel.v_id+"&category="+sel.cat+"');\"
target = '_parent'>>"+sel.ttl+"</a></p>";
MH> My problem is that the popup works fine in Windows IE, Mac/Win Firefox
MH> just fine. It won't work in Safari. It shows as link, but when you
MH> click, nothing happens. Can anyone think of a reason why this wouldn't
MH> work?
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