How to read browser location url from within Flash?

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    Default How to read browser location url from within Flash?

    Strangely enough I cannot find any information on how to detect or read an
    information on the browser that embeds a Flash movie. I need url/location - the
    one that is showing in the browser address bar - not loaderURL. Would be nice
    to be able to read type of browser, etc. I need to do it without employing
    JavaScript.

    Does anyone knows where this information resides in Flash 9/AS3?

    Thank you.

    Andrei1 Guest

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    Default Re: How to read browser location url from within Flash?

    So far I found that you can read the location through ExternalInterface.call("window.location.href.toStr ing").

    Is it the only way?

    Thank you.
    Andrei1 Guest

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