I don't think you can directly get the link text, but you can add
parameters to asfunction calls, so maybe you can do it that way?
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Michael Bedar
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On Apr 13, 2006, at 2:31 PM, Jason Lutes wrote:
Is there a way to identify the contents of a link element in an
Could you get the .htmlText of the text field and using split to pull
the link out?
txt.htmlText = a href=\link\;
var a = txt.htmlText;
var b = a.split(a href=\)[1];
var c = b.split(\)[0];
trace(c);
// link
There are also regex methods for Flash is you hunt around for them.
HTH,
Steven
Assuming Highlander TextField:
function init()
{
my_txt.htmlText = Hello a href='http://www.jessewarden.com'Jesse/a,
how are you?;
var str = my_txt.htmlText;
var start = str.indexOf(a href);
if(start == -1)
{
start = str.indexOf(A HREF);
}
var startBracket = str.indexOf(, start);
var
Assuming Highlander TextField:
There can be only one!
Flash likes to capitalize stuff and add TARGET to the href so here's the
fixed (and tested) code.
txt.htmlText = a href=\thesequelsucked.html\McCloud/a;
a = txt.htmlText.split(A HREF=\)[1].split(\ TARGET=)[0];
trace(a);
Is there a way to identify the contents of a link element in an
HTML-enabled text field? How can I pass the text of the link
to a function invoked by the link?
Wait, you mean you want to pass the text of the link (inside the a tag)
via the function you're calling in the link? You'll have to
Consider using XPath, as in this example:
http://www.majordan.net/test/flashlinks/
Geez that's a shload of class files in that Zip file! [grin] I'm going to
explore XPath a little more when I free up some time.
I really appreciate everyone's willingness to help me out.
Let me outline
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