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Returning a valid string from ASP
The code below will return a valid string to the Flash movie.
<%@Language="vb script:
Load Variables ("myscript.asp", 0)
( The Load Variables command can be found by choosing Load/Unload Movie from the dropdown list and selecting the Load Variables Into Location radio button. )
Generally, you should not use Get URL unless you are a) rewriting the object code to embed a new movie or B) generate HTML in a new page.
The zero in the above script represents the level at which you will load the movie. If you have movies stacked upon one another, you should reference them by their z-order. _level0 is the first movie, _level1 is the movie stacked above the first, and so on. For our current purpose, we'll assume there is only one movie in the picture and use 0 for the level specification.
The code below will return a valid string to the Flash movie.
<%@Language="vb script:
Load Variables ("myscript.asp", 0)
( The Load Variables command can be found by choosing Load/Unload Movie from the dropdown list and selecting the Load Variables Into Location radio button. )
Generally, you should not use Get URL unless you are a) rewriting the object code to embed a new movie or B) generate HTML in a new page.
The zero in the above script represents the level at which you will load the movie. If you have movies stacked upon one another, you should reference them by their z-order. _level0 is the first movie, _level1 is the movie stacked above the first, and so on. For our current purpose, we'll assume there is only one movie in the picture and use 0 for the level specification.
Edited by narbdance, 04 August 2006 - 01:03 PM.
