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Subject: Re: FLASH: Clock
From: John Croteau
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 14:32:14 GMT

Hi Francois,

> http://www.AHREF.com/guides/design/199808/0802croteau.html
> it is very well explained how to do a countdown clock. It said that with
> Javascript, you can have the time of the user computer. There is the
> code for the javascript but how does it communicate with the flash
> movie. Is there FSCommand to put in the movie?
You need an FS Command with a command of StartClock to start the clock.
Put this in your Movie at the point you want the clock to run (or
shortly before).

The FS Command is captured and will run the function Runclock() which
then
gets the time and sends a new update of that time to the Flash Movie 10
times a second.

function clock_DoFSCommand(cmd, arg)
{
if (cmd=="StartClock") {Runclock();}
if (cmd=="StopClock") {Stopclock();}
}

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