Bill,
This is the case exactly! I catch myself many times with the Flex way of
thinking, but HTML/JS world is very different. :)
Thanks,
Piotr
wt., 23 lut 2021 o 19:53 Bilbosax napisał(a):
> Harbs, this worked brilliantly! My problem is solved. Thank you for your
> feedback.
>
> With
Harbs, this worked brilliantly! My problem is solved. Thank you for your
feedback.
With Royale, I think I need to stop thinking so much like a Flex developer
and realize that this all HTML/Javascript/CSS in the end. I am just so used
to the constructs of Flex after all of these years.
The issue is that you’re attaching the event listener to the component or the
element.
postMessage is always fired on a Window object and you need to listen to the
Window you are posting the message to.
If you are in an iframe, window.parent is the immediate parent Window which
holds the
The way you communicate between iframes and their parent windows in Javascript
is by using postMessage.[1]
We don’t have any code which wraps that, but there’s no reason why you can’t
use the postMessage APIs directly. You’d do something like this:
window["top"]["postMessage"]("foobaz",'*');
I have come to the final part of my app development that I have feared the
most. I will have a lot of questions about this because I am so in the
dark, so here it goes.
I need a Google Map in my Royale project. In Flex, this was done with an
ANE or in the older days with StageWebView. You
