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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Displaying the file name as a variable |
From: | Nathan Dicken |
Date: | Thu, 6 Apr 2000 12:42:57 +0100 |
Hi Paul,
You can do this using the "_url" property on the main timeline. This can
then be used as a variable, in a text field, etc... On some browsers this
will return a full url (http://www.whatever.com/yourmovie.swf) and some
others return just the filename for the swf (yourmovie.swf). You could
bring in the _url property and check to see if it's the long or short
version and chop it down with subString if you need just the filename.
Used outside of a browser setting, this will return the path to the local
file.
Examples:
Set Variable: "myFilename" = /:_url
(or)
Set Variable: "myFilename" = _level0:_url
Hope that helps...
Nathan
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Nathan Dicken
Fusionary Media
www.fusionary.com
>This is almost undoubtedly a beginners question. I am currently building
>outline software for a project built in Authorware. I have a number of Flash
>assets being developed and I want to set up the icons ready for these. To do
>this I'm going to set up a number of shockwave files referred to the script
>we use. What I'm looking to do is to create one file which states we're
>waiting for the real asset AND also has the filename on screen. this way I
>can keep duplicating the file and all will work.
>
>But I don't know how to display a filename on screen...
>
>TIA
>
>Paul Allman
>Fullard Group
>www.fullard.co.uk
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