Hi all!
I've recently run into a problem with some flash files which we use to show different menu texts in an AutoPlay interface. The reason for the flash files is that the texts we show include languages such as Chinese and many other languages that need Unicode which to my knowledge is not available in AP. These flash files get a path from the AP interface which is then read and the data in that file is shown.
To cope with Chinese, I've had to convert these flash files to ActionScript 3 (file size reasons), and now the SetFlashVariable function seems not to work. I've changed the way the flashVars are read within the flash and it works if I put the flash in a html page.
I've made sure that the flashVar is set by AP before it's being loaded in the Flash (at least the way it used to work), by having a stop() as the first command in the Flash file and the loading taking place on the next screen. The AP project calls SetFlashVariable before calling play() on the flash, which should work, right? Any hints or tips on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Lisbeth
I've recently run into a problem with some flash files which we use to show different menu texts in an AutoPlay interface. The reason for the flash files is that the texts we show include languages such as Chinese and many other languages that need Unicode which to my knowledge is not available in AP. These flash files get a path from the AP interface which is then read and the data in that file is shown.
To cope with Chinese, I've had to convert these flash files to ActionScript 3 (file size reasons), and now the SetFlashVariable function seems not to work. I've changed the way the flashVars are read within the flash and it works if I put the flash in a html page.
I've made sure that the flashVar is set by AP before it's being loaded in the Flash (at least the way it used to work), by having a stop() as the first command in the Flash file and the loading taking place on the next screen. The AP project calls SetFlashVariable before calling play() on the flash, which should work, right? Any hints or tips on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Lisbeth
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