RE: FLASH: FSCOMMAND Frames and IE 4

[Byer, Mark]

Colin,

Thanks for the response. I had reviewed both to the links you provided. The

second one is not specific enough to my situation, at least not that I can

decipher. The first should be a good example so I went back over it again

with a closer eye, per your suggestion. I made the following change:


Before:

var tell1 = InternetExplorer ? parent.tell1.tell1 :

parent.tell1.document.tell1;


After:

var told = parent.InternetExplorer ? window.tell2 : window.document.tell2;


The syntax emulates a script I picked up on my sojourns. The second emulates

the link you referenced (below). With "Before" NS Nav would work but not IE.

With "After" neither worked.


No doubt the problem lies with the DOM syntax. I'll go back to the manual

and see if anything jumps out.


Thanks again for the reply.


-M-


> ----------

>

From: fritziceinc [dot] com

> 

> without looking at your code, i can offer that mm does have an article

> specifically devoted to using fs command across frames (in case you

> haven't

> found it yet).

> http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/how/subjects/javascriptdemo/conten

> ts.h

> tml

> 

> and the latest info on fs command + flash 4, including the new methods, is

> here:

> http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/publishexport/scriptingwithflash4/

> 

> hth (too busy to actually debug your code...)

> 

> colin

> 

> -- 

> // sig

> <moock>colin</moock>

> 

> 



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