or even more simple (without the additional overhead of including the
ExternalInterface class):
getURL("javascript:closeFunction()");
dennis.
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Gordon,
In your flash file you need to put:
import flash.external.*;
Then at the last frame put something like:
ExternalInterface.call("function(){\\code to close thickbox}");
If that does not work, try creating a new function on the javascript
side and call it like:
ExternalInterface.call('closeFunction');
On 9/21/07, *Gordon* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote:
I have been asked to update a website that provides help to the user
by opening up Flash videos in popups when the user clicks a link. The
Powers That be want them to open in the page itself, so I've decided
to use a thickbox that links to a HTML page with the flash movie
embedded in it.
This works well and the results are a definate improvement over the
popup windows, but I do have one question. It may be desireable for
the thickbox to close itself when the video in the Flash player comes
to an end. I was wondering, is there a way of triggering the Thickbox
to close itself when the player stops?
--
Benjamin Sterling
http://www.KenzoMedia.com
http://www.KenzoHosting.com
