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I have an HTML page with 2 movies embeded: "a.swf " and "b1.swf". Now I want "a.swf" to replace "b1.swf" by "b2.swf".
How can that be done?
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Monkey Wrangler
I've never done it, but here is some info from the mothership on how it's done:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/fl...cript_comm.htm
-monster.
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I have an idea...
You could do it the budget way, and have the webpage devided into frames, like one on top and one below.
(you can make it look like the frames aren't there, don't worry!)
All you will need to do then, is have something in a.swf which would get the URL of the page with b2.swf and put it in the frame below, making it look like b1.swf got replaced with b2.swf.
Is that what you are looking for?
Blue
PS
Know anything about databases?
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Thanks for your help. Unforttunately the frame trick will not work because it is a pretty lage page and for most screen sizes the "b2.swf" will be offscreen. As far as i know there is no wa creating offscreen frames.
Unforttunately my javascript skills are less than basic. I read the tech support article liked above but I did not get the point. Could someone please be a little bit more specific about that javascript thing?
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