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Display Flash Text As HTML?
Hi. Is it possible to display the contents of a Flash text object as HTMl in a web page using FSCommands? Please give full details.
Thank you,
Andre
Last edited by daydreams; 11-27-2006 at 11:14 PM.
Reason: Inaccurate description in first post
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Flashkit historian
Hi,
FScommands are pretty much dead in the browser environment.
Too many security issues in regards to trying to execute an fs command.
fscommands only operate in the exe environment and then limited to the functionality of the 3rd party app. exe's can't be displayed in a browser.
If you wanted to write a document that held the contents an input box you would need to integrate your flash wiith a middleware that would write the html document (such as php/asp etc)
frets
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.: Weirded Out :.
geturl with a javascript command would work.
Code:
getURL("javascript:sendText('_root.txtsend')");
Something like that
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No, they are not. I've made use of every FSCommand on my web page; working in all three of the major browsers; Internet Explorer, Opera, and Firefox.
I simply wanted to know if it was possible to capture the text contained in a dynamic text string.
Thanks,
Andrew
 Originally Posted by Frets
Hi,
FScommands are pretty much dead in the browser environment.
Too many security issues in regards to trying to execute an fs command.
fscommands only operate in the exe environment and then limited to the functionality of the 3rd party app. exe's can't be displayed in a browser.
If you wanted to write a document that held the contents an input box you would need to integrate your flash wiith a middleware that would write the html document (such as php/asp etc)
frets
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How would a geturl command send the contents of a text object to HTML?
Also, please send all of your knowledge on the subject. How would I script it in Flash? And how would I script it in HTML?
Please help.
Thank you,
Andrew
 Originally Posted by The_Xell
geturl with a javascript command would work.
Code:
getURL("javascript:sendText('_root.txtsend')");
Something like that 
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