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hey all, well if you can understand this then im glad
.Basically for my site i want to link to a .swf movie then redirect to a movie file. I know how to do this in flash, but dont want to create loads of files as it takes up 2 much space and time. For examplae what im wanting to do is in a url, point it to the flash movie, then once its over to change to the movie file for example the flash file can be called: "flash.swf" and the movie file "movie.mvi" And before you say why dont you just create a new page with the redirect in the meta tag, thats not what i want to do. All i want is to do this in 1 url without having to do any extra work for each movie file. hope someone can help |
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anyone able to help?
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sure, you could pass your .swf the url of the movie that you want in the url string:
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<A href="flash.swf?movie=movie.mvi">link</a> and then in your flash movie: Code:
getURL(movie,"_self"); is that what you want to do? -bret |
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kind of i gess, but i dont want to create a flashmovie per movie, for example if the 2nds called "newmovie.mvi" i dont want to change information in the flash file
for example: <A href="flash.swf?movie=movie.mvi">link</a> and <A href="flash.swf?movie=newmovie.mvi">link2</a> so i save space |
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that's exactly what it would do.
Because you are passing in "movie" as a variable in the url string, it an open whatever movie you tell it to |
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aha thanks, get it now hehe im so thick :S
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