Opening Image on CD in New Browser Window

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    Default Opening Image on CD in New Browser Window

    Hey folks,

    I have been trying to use gotoNetPage to open large jpgs in a browser window, but it seems that that function requires the protocal ([url]http://)[/url] to work.

    Is there another way to do this that I am not seeing.

    The images are in a subfolder called net/ right within the main directory.

    I need to find a way without commercial xtras that will work on all platforms (or at worst XP & OSX).

    This is for a school project.

    Regards,

    Jason


    gelcode webforumsuser@macromedia.com Guest

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    Default Re: Opening Image on CD in New Browser Window

    Well I see that I could use the open command, but I have no way to resolve the path of the default browser. Any thoughts?


    gelcode webforumsuser@macromedia.com Guest

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    Default Re: Opening Image on CD in New Browser Window

    Assuming this is for a projector...

    Use the file:/// (yes, three slashes) protocol

    sep=the last char of the moviePath
    gotoNetPage("file:///" & the moviePath & "net" & sep & "a.jpg")

    For the Mac, you may be forced to use an xtra (e.g. openURL from
    [url]www.mods.com.au[/url]) because gotoNetPage uses NN regardless of what the user's
    browser preference is.

    Andrew

    Andrew Morton Guest

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