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Srikanth, I wouldn’t depend heavily on the
Flash player - _javascript_ bridge; you depend on the viewing browser when you do
this. Were I you, I’d attempt to put –all– your existing
logic completely inside Flex. The Flash Player methods (those used by
_javascript_) have not changed since Flash Player 3. This should tell you how
simplistic (and unsupportive) these methods are. Obtaining references to
objects within Flash Player memory is certainly well outside this
functionality. From the sounds of things, you need to review your plan fromthe
top down. Good luck! Robert From: SrikanthDuvvuri
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Abdul Does thatmean
that I need to pass the id to my _javascript_ and change my _javascript_ function
to not bother in extracting the id attribute.. no other go, is what you mean..
am I right?? We are working on
converting a huge application into Flex and are trying to minimize the extent
of code change to the existing app.. that is the reason for looking at not
modifying the existing _javascript_ code Srikanth -----Original Message----- Hi, > Is there a way in which we can pass a reference of the button
from flex to _javascript_ function so that it does not need to be changed at all
and it can extract the id attribute and continue in its functionality? No! You
can only pass primitive types (string, number, boolean etc). -abdul From:Srikanth
Duvvuri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi We have an existing code
in which the _javascript_ code (which paints the screen using HTML) invokes
another _javascript_ function by passing a parameter “this”. This
parameter is a reference to the current object, which could be a button. The
destination _javascript_ function then extracts the id attribute of the parameter. Existing Code: <input
type="button" class="button" id="next"
multdrcrdet_ONCLICK17(this,this);"> Pseudo code of _javascript_: function
multdrcrdet_ONCLICK17(obj,p1) {
var tmpBtnId = Obj.id;
if (tmpBtnId == 'Save' || tmpBtnId == 'Post') {
// do something
}
else {
// do something else
} } We are changing thisfunctionality
to use Flex. So now the screen is being painted using Flex and we are trying to
invoke the same destination _javascript_ function. We need to know a way to pass
the object reference i.e. button reference so that the _javascript_ function does
not need to change. The workaround that we are doing currently is that we are
passing the id attribute of the button from flex and we have modified the
_javascript_ function to use the parameter passed to it rather than to extract
the id attribute out of the parameter. As we do not know how to
pass a reference we are invoking the
multdrcrdet_ONCLICK17(\’next\’) and changed the _javascript_ function
to use the obj directly rather than doing obj.id we do not want to change
the _javascript_ function Is there a way in which we
can pass a reference of the button from flex to _javascript_ function so thatit
does not need to be changed at all and it can extract the id attribute and
continue in its functionality? Thanks Srikanth |
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