I know you know about ExternalInterface, but the addCallback method
makes this method of communication obsolete.
//name of method, scope where method exists, actual method to be called
ExternalInterface.addCallback(sayHiToFlash, this, callBackMethod);
Once you've added the callback, javascript has access to it. So, from
javascript, you can set variables, call methods - whatever - in any
class or timeline you choose.
I don't know if TCallLabel still exists (I hope not), but even if it
does, this is much better...
Jim Kremens
On 1/9/06, Mike Lyda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to confirm that the API used to communicate with the Flash Player
(via JavaScript for example) hasn't changed since this document was created:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/publishexport/scriptingwithflash/scriptingwithflash_03.html
I know about the Flash Integration kit and the External Interface... I'm
tasked
with finding out specifically if things such as TCallLabel have changed at all
from Flash Player 5 through 8. According to that doc nothing has changed, and
I can't seem to find another doc that replaces it.
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