It’s got me stumped. It really doesn’t make much sense.

> xml_url is set using a set function which then calls load_data

So do I understand correctly you are using a getter/setter to conceal the underlying xml_url var?

Mike Pearce

Nectarine  +61 3 9687 7820

www.nectarine.com.au

 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Lane
Sent: Thursday, 19 May 2005 12:00 PM
To: Flash Developers List
Subject: [fugli] Re: file path from FlashVars fails(SOLVED)

 

I'm not really clear on why this solves my problem.  But it's worth sharing.  Originally I had:

 

function load_data()

{

var o:Object = new Object();
  o.direction = "receive";
  o.URL = "">   //========================
  var new_object = this.attachMovie("XMLConnector","xml_object",next_depth,o);
  next_depth++;
  //========================
  new_object.addEventListener("result", xml_result);
  new_object.trigger();

}

 

xml_url is set using a set function which then calls load_data.  The above code didn't work.  But it would work if I hard coded the URL into the function.  But I wanted to pass the URL in using FlashVars.  Setting xml_url to a local variable within load_data solved the problem.  The following works:

 

 function load_data()
 {
 //***************

var t:String = xml_url;
 //***************
  var o:Object = new Object();
  o.direction = "receive";
  o.URL = "">   //========================
  var new_object = this.attachMovie("XMLConnector","xml_object",next_depth,o);
  next_depth++;
  //========================
  new_object.addEventListener("result", xml_result);
  new_object.trigger();
  
 }

 

I have no idea why this works when the other doesn't.  If anyone knows I would appreciate your input.

 

Bill Lane



>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/19/05 9:04 am >>>

Hi Chris,

 

thanks for the suggestion but it didn't make any difference.  I'm going to try just passing in a simple string value (ie area) and then using some static xml with the actually script path.  Probably more secure than having the script path in the html anyway.  But I can't see why this isn't working which is very frustrating.

 

Bill Lane 

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/18/05 5:54 pm >>>
What happends when include the full url of the page (http://...)?

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