sparky1962 wrote:
> Page 492 of the "Using Flash" book says, "If you use
JavaScript and Flash on
> the same page, Java must be running for the fscommand()
function to work." Do
> they really mean Java (i.e. a JVM installed and running
on the machine) or do
> they mean that JavaScript must be enabled in the
browser"?
>
no, I think that must be a typo and they mean 'javascript
must be running'
I wouldn't use fscommand() to call javascript anyway as it
doesn't work
in some browsers.
getURL("javascript:functionCall('someargument');"); is
much more reliable. Or, if you're targetting flash player
60.65.0 or
higher there's the Flash/Javascript gateway (see link below)
and
finally, if you're targeting flash player 8 there is the
ExternalInterface class built into flash.
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flashjavascript/
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