Re: FLASH: FSCOMMAND Frames and IE 4

[John Dowdell]

I haven't tried to repro your description here, but a good way to move

forward is to tweeze apart the variables, to determine where the blockage

is.


For instance, it's good to see whether the JavaScript is receiving the

message from one object... it's good to see whether the other object can

receive a *JavaScript* message from its own page... then move to sending

JavaScript messages across frames... you might try using movie-to-movie

communication in a single page too. By pulling apart the variables one by

one it's easiest to find where the discrepancy arises.


(Just on intuition I'd wonder whether it's a DOM addressing issue across

the frames, but it could just as easily be a loading issue, or a

cross-frame/window control issue... I'd hold off on the various hypotheses

myself, and would defer to isolation of the variables.)


jd






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