Re: FLASH: Query Strings in Get URL

[Helen Triolo]

adam wrote:

> 

> In an attempt to get this query string to

> work:"main.html?it=flash&content=feedback.inc"

> 

>  I tried this:

> 

> "main.html?it=flash&content=feedback%2Einc", which is the URLencoded

> form of your string

> 

> And this:

> 

>  replace "."  with the ASCII  equivelent of . so you should find that

> the following works:

> main.html?it=flash&content=feedback.inc

> 

> An article regarding this issue and the latest flash player:

> http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/ampersand.htm has been

> helpful. However I still get browser crashes. The above article at

> Macromedia seems to shed some light on the situation, however, even after

> loading the variables to accomodate this method, NT4 and IE5 crashes.

> 

> At present, this seems to work best:

> "main.html?it="&flash&"&content="&submit&"%2Einc"

> 


That ampersand page you quoted above is only for getting around problems

with the r4.0.25 version of flash--is that what you're using?  If your

server is set up to read asp, you could try:


"main.html?it=flash&content=<%server.URLEncode("feedback.inc")%>" 


If that doesn't work, I think I'm all out of ideas.


Helen

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