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Subject: RE: FLASH: Detecting Variable from CGI
From: Gareth Vaughan
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 11:58:38 GMT

Hello
I'm a bit confused, if you know that Flash recieves the variable why do you
need to check that it has been recieved?
Do you mean you want the movie to check that it has recieved the variable
and then do something if it has/hasn't?

If so you could do an actionscript in flash with something like:

If (result <> "")
Set Variable: "recieved" = "1"
Else
Set Variable: "recieved" = "0"
End If

Is this any help?
(sorry if I'm miles off the mark)

cheers

Gareth Vaughan

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dixon [SMTP:jimmeratcheeky [dot] skyrock [dot] co [dot] uk]
> Sent: 17 February 2000 10:15
> To: flasheratchinwag [dot] com
> Subject: FLASH: Detecting Variable from CGI
>
> I have written a CGI to capture data sent from a Flash movie which is
> working fine and dandy.
>
> The problem I am having is that when the information has been submitted,
> the CGI returns a Variable called 'result' with the value of 'true'.
> Flash
> does receive the variable but I don't know how to check that the variable
> has been recieved.
>
> I am probably confusing you due to my lack of expression but please help,
> I
> have tried set up a 'Loop' and a looped MC to check for the variable and I
> have also tried playing around with the 'eval' function but No Luck.
>
> Please help, anyone.
>
>
> James Ede
> Designer Type Bloke
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