[Javascript] HTTP_GET_VARS on JavaScript.

[Chris Tifer]

This doesn't involve JavaScript. You're calling a Flash file and passing
that parameter into the file. So when you want to reference that value
inside Flash, you just use:

===========
_root.number
===========

So if you had a dynamic text field with the name of myText, you could update
it's value (assuming that too is on the root) to display that "number" by
doing:

In Flash MX:
===========
_root.myText.text = _root.number


In Older versions, I believe you just:
===========
myText = _root.number


Although I wouldn't suggest using number as a variable name because it's
normally reserved.

When you call a .swf directly, there will be no HTML rendered, hence, no
JavaScript rendered.

Chris Tifer
http://emailajoke.com





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Prabu Subroto" <prabusubroto at yahoo.com>
To: "JavaScript Milis" <javascript at latech.edu>
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 6:20 AM
Subject: [Javascript] HTTP_GET_VARS on JavaScript.


> Dear my friends...
>
> Anybody knows how JavaScript take the value of
> variable which passed over the URL?
> For example an HTML page pass this statement : "<A
> href="intro.swf?number='59'>Go to</A>".
> And than the destination JavaScript of the flash file
> will take the value of "number" and the flash do
> "gotoAndStop(50)".
>
> In PHP I can do that very easily, I can do simply with
> "HTTP_GET_VARS".
>
> Please tell me.
>
> Thank you very much, my friends...
>
>
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