Thanks , now it works... Now i only need to understand what's appening here
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toString is a method, not a property. Try list_lv.toString(); instead.
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I did it, ialways do it with c++ and it works but in perl it doesn't...
but if in the perl script i simply do print "&var1=1&var2=2&var3=3" flash
reads them.
So i thinks is something passed to flash from perl when it dinamicalli create
the string and i'm trying to get more informations using Loa
Here is the code :
list_lv.onLoad=function(success:Boolean)
{
if(success)
{
//test is the var associated to a text area
test = list_lv.contentType+" "+list_lv.toString;
}
}
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Hi Riccardo !
your cgi must return you variables in the form of:
&var1=data of var1&var2=data of var 2
and in flash in the onLoad method you use
my_lv.onLoad = function(success){
if(success){
trace(this.var1); // this is the var name you defined in your cgi
trace(this.var2);
}
}
Can you post some actual code? It sounds like either you are executing
toString on the LoadVars function itself rather than an instantiated
LoadVars object, or you have forgotten the parentheses:
'LoadVars.toString()' instead of 'LoadVars.toString'.
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