RE: FLASH: Detecting Variable from CGI

[Dixon]

>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)


Yeah this sounds good.  I want flash to recognize that the variable 'result

eq true' so that I know that the form info has ben submitted.


If I set up a text box with the name of 'result' and I type 'true' into it,

I can get flash to recognize that but not when the variable comes from a

CGI.




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