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Hi SWFKit support
Is there a way to communicate variables (and events?) from SWFKit to the DOM of a html page loaded in a SWFKit browser window. You have previously shown examples of how to load a MSIE browser object into a window, but I'd like to be able to communicate from my program to/from a page in that browser window. For example, if the page contains a form, I'd like to collect the user entered data (by javascript) and pass the values back to the SWFKit program for writing to disk etc Any ideas appreciated. Thanks Rob |
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Many thanks very much for very helpful example!
If I wanted to include a more complex page of html (like you've put in the script variable "html") could I include the page as an "Application Attachment". And would its url be the application basepath? And how could I automatically have any gif files etc that were referenced in that page be also extracted? I think what I'm wanting is for the SWFKit application to be the source url for a "pluggable protocol"? Maybe it could do that, but I expect that it can't at present? See: <http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/n.../overview.asp> Cheers Rob |
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You can add the html file and all its resource files into the attachment list(creating same directory structure as that on disk).
In FFish script, using getAdditionalFile method to extract the files at first, then you can load the html file using the navigate2 method of the IE activex object. You don't need to set the base path of the movie. The setBasePath method is useful for the Flash movie to use relative path names. But the ActiveX object is called in FFish script. The "pluggable protocol" is used to handle a custom Uniform Resource Locator (URL) protocol scheme or filter data for a designated MIME type. Do you need this feature? |
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hi can you help me with an example of one popup in the version 1.1 im making a refer with an archive with out windows, i download that example that you talk aboutit but do not work in this version :-[
thank you so much jimena :-* |
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