RE: Shockwave in IE

2000-09-29 Thread Bradshaw, Brian
: Thursday, September 28, 2000 2:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Shockwave in IE I can't tell from your code you posted if you just posted an example of your code or if this is your actual code so this may not be your problem but...in your VBScript you have the subroutine named: MovieName_Ext

RE: Shockwave in IE

2000-09-28 Thread Tim Symons
AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Shockwave in IE > > As I said, this worked in every PC browser until the Flash 5 plugin. > This is the Director script : > externalEvent ("delay null,""E&gstrA"E&","&gstrB&","&

RE: Shockwave in IE

2000-09-28 Thread Ken Prat
None of this will work on the Mac. Perhaps if you gave us a few more clues on what you are trying to do? > If you are just using JavaScript then IE won't capture the externalEvent. > You will need to write a VBScript routine to capture the externalEvent and > then call your JavaScript externalEve

RE: Shockwave in IE

2000-09-28 Thread Bradshaw, Brian
Report</b></font><p>\n'); rep.document.write('<p> user = '+ firstName+'\n'); rep.document.write('<p> Second Number = '+ secondNum+'\n'); rep.document.write('<p> Third Numbe

RE: Shockwave in IE

2000-09-28 Thread Tim Symons
If you are just using JavaScript then IE won't capture the externalEvent. You will need to write a VBScript routine to capture the externalEvent and then call your JavaScript externalEvent routine from the VBScript routine. Here is Phillip Kerman talk on it that he gave at UCON99 http://www.tele

RE: Shockwave in IE

2000-09-28 Thread Mark R. Jonkman
Hi Brian What kind of event are you trying to trigger and are you specifically using externalEvent or are you using something else like goToNetPage("Javascript:.."). Sincerely Mark R. Jonkman > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of Br