RE: FLASH: Detecting Variable from CGI

[Dixon]

>So if you put a text box up, check the 'text field' box on the right hand

>toolbar and in the 'variable' box on the propeties for the text box put

>result.

>When you serve the exported movie the value of result should popup in the

>text box if flash has recieved it.

>

Hello again Gareth, what you have described above, I have acheived. But

after submitting the info, the CGI returns the 'result' true and I can see

this in a text field but Flash will not recognize that it's there.

Basically I would like to know if the variable has been returned so that

the main time line can be sent to a certain frame.  I know how to read, set

and check variables, but whatever I do, I can not set up a loop  to check

this variable.


I know this sounds mad or I have I gone mad.  Do you understand what I am

saying.  Maybe I could send you the .fla


Laters.



James Ede

Designer Type Bloke

tel:	(+44) 0117 9044455

fax:	(+44) 0117 9044456


http://www.skyrock.co.uk




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