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Javascript and Flash action


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My mind now boggling at a trivial quetion between

Javascript and Flash, so I hope a veteran here can tell me

what I shall do.

A book in my hand in which it introduces How to Make

Flash Animation Play in Full Screen Mode indicates:

One of the methods:

If we put the path of a swf (e.g. C:\neo.swf) into the

command URL of the action of the first frame of another

swf (e.g. moon.swf), it will open neo.swf automatically when

we open moon.swf. (Yes, I have tried this, it is so! -

-JohnsonBox) Now let's make neo.swf run in Full Screen

Mode:

Just add the code below into (or "above") the command

URL of the action of the first frame of moon.swf:

java script: window.open("neo.swf","", "fullscreen=1,

menubar=no, width=800, height=600")

Well, it couldn't work like what I expected. If the javascript

instead of "neo.swf", IE6.0 would indicate "Cannot open the

page"(Of course the address of its addressbar is:

java script: window.open("neo.swf","", "fullscreen=1,

menubar=no, width=800, height=600").

Hmm, confused by this; what shall I do? Thanks.

(My Flash: version 4)

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What you have pointed out is different to what the book has introduced, and what I need to know is what on earth the book is introducing about that javascript.

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