Flash Forms - fscommand?

[elfrick]

Any way to get fscommand to work from within CFMX7 flash forms? Had a play and
it doesn't seem to work. Noticed that there is no ID attribute in the JS
doc.write code that get created for embedding the flash movie, and fixed that
using savecontent / replace but still no joy. Any more success anyone?

[Mike Nimer]

Can you post some example code?

---nimer

"elfrick" <ian@celticinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Any way to get fscommand to work from within CFMX7 flash forms? Had a
> play and
> it doesn't seem to work. Noticed that there is no ID attribute in the JS
> doc.write code that get created for embedding the flash movie, and fixed
> that
> using savecontent / replace but still no joy. Any more success anyone?
>

[elfrick]

Here you go: <script> function myForm_DoFScommand(func,args) {
alert('fscommand worked') } </script> <cfform action='index.cfm'
method='POST' name='myForm' height='50' format='Flash' id='myForm'> <cfinput
type='Button' name='myButton' value='Test FSCommand' visible='Yes'
enabled='Yes' onclick='fscommand('myfunc',10)'> </cfform> If you view source,
you will see that the <embed> tag within the <noscript> tags has an ID
attribute, however, the <embed> tag writted out by the script does not. Without
this the fscommand cannot work. Hence I've changed my code to this: <script>
function myForm_DoFScommand(func,args) { alert('fscommand worked') }
</script> <cfsavecontent variable='writeID'> <cfform action='index.cfm'
method='POST' name='myForm' height='50' format='Flash' id='myForm'> <cfinput
type='Button' name='myButton' value='Test FSCommand' visible='Yes'
enabled='Yes' onclick='fscommand('myfunc',10)'> </cfform> </cfsavecontent>
<cfoutput> #Replace(writeID,'write('<object','write(#chr(asc( '''))#<object
id='myForm'')# </cfoutput> Now the script code is correct, but the alert
never shows because the fscommand is not working...

[Mike Nimer]

Instead of fscommand (I'm not sure why it doesn't work) try this.

<script>
function myfunc(args)
{
alert('fscommand worked');
}
</script>
<cfform action='index.cfm' method='POST' name='myForm' width="200"
height='200' format='Flash' id='myForm'>
<cfinput type='Button' name='myButton' value='Test FSCommand'
onClick="getURL(""javascript:myfunc(10)"")">
</cfform>


---nimer

"elfrick" <ian@celticinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Here you go: <script> function myForm_DoFScommand(func,args) {
> alert('fscommand worked') } </script> <cfform action='index.cfm'
> method='POST' name='myForm' height='50' format='Flash' id='myForm'>
> <cfinput
> type='Button' name='myButton' value='Test FSCommand' visible='Yes'
> enabled='Yes' onclick='fscommand('myfunc',10)'> </cfform> If you view
> source,
> you will see that the <embed> tag within the <noscript> tags has an ID
> attribute, however, the <embed> tag writted out by the script does not.
> Without
> this the fscommand cannot work. Hence I've changed my code to this:
> <script>
> function myForm_DoFScommand(func,args) { alert('fscommand worked') }
> </script> <cfsavecontent variable='writeID'> <cfform action='index.cfm'
> method='POST' name='myForm' height='50' format='Flash' id='myForm'>
> <cfinput
> type='Button' name='myButton' value='Test FSCommand' visible='Yes'
> enabled='Yes' onclick='fscommand('myfunc',10)'> </cfform> </cfsavecontent>
> <cfoutput> #Replace(writeID,'write('<object','write(#chr(asc( '''))#<object
> id='myForm'')# </cfoutput> Now the script code is correct, but the
> alert
> never shows because the fscommand is not working...
>

[elfrick]

Excellent idea!

Thanks :)