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Subject: Re: FLASH: Is it possible to use a variable to target on a get URL?
From: Helen Triolo
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 14:20:51 GMT

"Mountain, Mike J" wrote:
>
> ...What I wanted to do next was have the text file define which window/frame
> (I have a HTML frame defined as "mainframe") the ticker targeted using the
> variable. eg.
>
> get URL(link1, window=targ1)
> >
> > No matter how a do it, it doesn't work.....I've tried with quotes, without
> > quotes, with quotes in the textfile....etc. etc. etc. The links work, I
> > just can't control the window it opens in...incidentally if I set

Hi Mike,

The correct syntax would be Get URL (sGoToURL, window="right"). (In my
case sGoToURL is a textfield variable, but I think you've got that part
worked out OK already).

You can see an ugly but working version at
http://i-technica.com/flash/passvarframes.html which uses the code above
(I pasted it to be sure) in the frame 3 action. To make it work, type a
1, 2 or 3 into the "Which record?" box, then click Go. When you see the
url (pulled from a database) pop up into the sGoToURL box, click Go
again. This will cause the URL that got pulled from the database to
open in a frame (named "right") on the right.

Regards,
Helen
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