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| Flash JavaScript Integration Kit | 2007/02/21 00:21 | project, flashjs ==== NOTE! For users of Flash 8 and above, what you really might want to be looking at is the ExternalInterface API ==== Summary The Flash JavaScript Integration Kit allows developers to get the best of the Flash and HTML worlds by enabling JavaScript to invoke ActionScript functions, and vice versa. All major data types can be passed between the two environments (you can view a complete list here). | project, flashjs |
| Release History | flashjs, history This page contains the release history and change log of the Flash JavaScript Integration Kit. * June 6, 2005 - Initial Beta Release * June 14, 2005 - Initial Release Under Open License (no code changes). Info here. * June 16, 2005 - JavaScriptFlashGateway.swf updated in release (no code changes, just recompiled). Info here. | flashjs, history | |
| How to get the latest source from Subversion | flashjs, installation, documentation This page describes how to get the latest source from Subversion. Note, that the version in Subversion may not be as stable as the current release build. You can download a zip file that is created daily that contains the latest source from here. | flashjs, installation, documentation | |
| Installation | flashjs, installation, documentation Copy the following JavaScript files from the source/javascript directory into your web root: * Exception.js * FlashProxy.js * FlashSerializer.js * FlashTag.js * VBCallback.vbs Copy the following library files from source/flash/actionscript into your Flash Authoring classpath (making sure to maintain the directory structure): | flashjs, installation, documentation | |
| Known Issues | flashjs, documentation * Undefined object properties in JavaScript may not be serialized and sent to ActionScript unless they are explicitly defined as undefined. If the variable is simply not defined at all, the property may be stripped out. * If you are using the debug player, you may find that the calls between JavaScript and Flash are slow. The calls occur very quickly on other platforms, in other browsers, and with the standard Flash Player. * You can not pass objects or arrays that … | flashjs, documentation | |
| Requirements | flashjs, documentation The JavaScript Flash Integration Kit requires Flash Player version 6r65, and has been tested on the following browsers: * Windows IE 6.0 * Windows Firefox 1.0 * Windows Opera 8.0 * Macintosh Opera 8.0 * Macintosh Firefox 1.0 * Safari 1.2.4 and 2.0 * Linux Firefox 1.1 | flashjs, documentation | |
| Tutorials | flashjs, tutorial This page lists tutorials about how to use the Flash / JavaScript Integration Kit * Using the Flash / JavaScript Integration Kit - Community MX, with example code. * Integrating Flash with HTML, JavaScript and Ajax - FlashForward NYC 2005 Presentation. Mike Chambers and Christian Cantrell. * Integrating FlashJS Kit with Flash Detection Kit - Detects correctly if flash and javascript are enabled in clients browser. | flashjs, tutorial | |
| Calling an ActionScript function from JavaScript | flashjs, tutorial, javascript To call an ActionScript function from JavaScript, make sure the four required JavaScript files are included in your HTML page like this: <script type="text/javascript" src="/ci/jsflash/JavaScriptFlashGateway.js"></script> | flashjs, tutorial, javascript | |
| Retrieving JavaScript Browser Info from ActionScript | flashjs, tutorial, javascript The example below shows how to retrieve JavaScript Browser info from ActionScript. ActionScript (browser_info.swf) import com.macromedia.javascript.*; var proxy:JavaScriptProxy = new JavaScriptProxy(_root.lcId, this); function getBrowserInfo():Void { proxy.call("getBrowserInfo"); } function getBrowserInfoReturn(browser:Object):Void { //can get more info from System.capabilities for(var x:String in browser) { trace(x + " : " + browser[x]); } } getBrow… | flashjs, tutorial, javascript | |
| Calling a JavaScript function from ActionScript | flashjs, tutorial, javascript Again, make sure all four of the required JavaScript files are included in the HTML page that contains the JavaScript function you want to invoke. <script type="text/javascript" src="Exception.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="FlashTag.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="FlashSerializer.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="FlashProxy.js"></script> | flashjs, tutorial, javascript | |
| Receiving a function call from Flash within JavaScript | flashjs, tutorial, javascript You don’t have to do anything special in your JavaScript code in order to receive function calls from Flash. As long as the required JavaScript files are included in the page, JavaScript functions can be invoked from Flash with any number of arguments. | flashjs, tutorial, javascript | |
| Receiving a function call from JavaScript within Flash | flashjs, tutorial, javascript In order to allow JavaScript to call functions within your Flash content, you need to create an instance of the JavaScriptProxy class and specify the object that functions will be proxied to. import com.macromedia.javascript.JavaScriptProxy; var proxy:JavaScriptProxy = new JavaScriptProxy(_root.lcId, this); | flashjs, tutorial, javascript | |
| Getting Return Values from Function Calls | flashjs, tutorial, javascript This page shows a simple example of how to get return values from JavaScript when calling a JavaScript function from Flash. The same technique works when getting return values from Flash when calling a Flash function from JavaScript, but you just reverse the function order. | flashjs, tutorial, javascript |