Calling inline javascript from swf file

Hi,
I need to send a .swf file to a client that contains an external link to a different domain.

This link need to open in a new window without any browser buttons/menus etc.

I can do this using inline javascript on the URL eg (javascript:window.open('http://www.domain1.com/newsite', 'Funky Butter', 'toolbar=no, location=0,))

The problem I have is the swf being sent to the client is being uploaded via their CMS system, which means I cannot make any changes to the HTML containing the swf, or provide any external .js files.

Is there any way I can achieve this in just the .swf file only?

Many Thanks,

Mark

in fact, yes,

Code:

---

if ( ExternalInterface.available ) {
        ExternalInterface.call("eval", "window.open(...) or any javascript here");
      }

---

this will still only work if allowed in html embedding code.

Thanks or your response.

Unfortunately the 'AllowScriptAccess' param is excluded from the HTML, and I cannot make changes to this code.

well you answered your question then, no? otherwise, you're asking how to break into someone's house, when the owner does not let you in :D even if you find the way, the owner will kick you out as soon as he finds out. by removing your swf.