ASP.NET interacts with Flash

[markfoong]

Is there a way, where on a submit event, that a web form can send data
over to flash?

I know that in flash, you can do flash remoting, but that seems to be
an event triggered by flash instead of the web form sending it over to
flash.

Any ideas?

[Lucas Tam]

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Is there a way, where on a submit event, that a web form can send data
over to flash?

I know that in flash, you can do flash remoting, but that seems to be
an event triggered by flash instead of the web form sending it over to
flash.

You can pass data via the Query string... and I think there is a way to get
Flash to retrieve XML data without the use of remoting.

BTW, Flash remoting is pretty limited and the documentation sucks. For the
price Macromedia is charging, Flash Remoting should be a lot more polished.
So If possible avoid flash remoting.

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[Iain Norman]

On 24 Feb 2005 11:43:53 -0800, ma*******@yahoo.com wrote:

Is there a way, where on a submit event, that a web form can send data
over to flash?

I know that in flash, you can do flash remoting, but that seems to be
an event triggered by flash instead of the web form sending it over to
flash.

Any ideas?

You can append data as a querystring in your HTML where the flash file
is embedded.

You can also use Javascript to do something like so IIRC (it's been a
while!)

window.document.movie1.SetVariable("variablename", "value")

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[Iain Norman]

On 24 Feb 2005 11:43:53 -0800, ma*******@yahoo.com wrote:

Is there a way, where on a submit event, that a web form can send data
over to flash?

I know that in flash, you can do flash remoting, but that seems to be
an event triggered by flash instead of the web form sending it over to
flash.

Any ideas?

You can append data as a querystring in your HTML where the flash file
is embedded.

You can also use Javascript to do something like so IIRC (it's been a
while!)

window.document.movie1.SetVariable("variablename", "value")

--
Iain Norman | http://www.eliteforum.org