Button that closes Flash 1

[killbuzz]

alright im makin a agree and disagree button on the disagree button i want it to close the webpage down. what code do i put for that thanks...

 

[TulsaJeff]

javascript:window.close()

however, I must warn you that it will pop up an alert which says "do you really want to close this?".

I have found no way around this. It always does this unless you use javascript to open the window such as in a popup.

Now if you are speaking of a projector window...that is a whole different story and one of the other guys will have to inform you on that. There is a quit function or something...not really sure.

Regards,

TulsaJeff Ya' Gotta Love It!

 

[killbuzz]

i mean the win projector as when you click the disagree button it closes the flash and also when i load it on a webpage. will it close the same way?? thanks

 

[coldfused]

on (press) {
fscommand ("quit"
}
for the projector..jeff's way works for the internet..fs command will not..

carlsatterwhite@orlandomediasolutions.com

 

[BigBadDave]

You can even use your swf in a Visual Basic application and define you own close script :

on (press) {
fscommand ("exit"
}


on (press) {
fscommand ("alert","Hello"
}

Private Sub xWin_FSCommand(ByVal command As String, ByVal args As String)
If command = "close" Then
End
End If
If command = "alert" Then
MsgBox(args)
End If
End Sub Regards

Big Bad Dave

davidbyng@hotmail.com

 

[oldnewbie]

Are you sure about "exit" in Flash, and "close" in the VB sub? OR can't you be bothered with that?

Regards,

 

[BigBadDave]

yeah your right old just a typo Regards

Big Bad Dave

davidbyng@hotmail.com

 

[killbuzz]

Okay thatjavascript:window.close that you guys posted didnt work.. i just want it to close when you hit the disagree button in the html window

 

[TulsaJeff]

javascript:window.close()

In HTML code you would put it in like a normal link... instead of the url you would put the javascript code like this:

<a href=&quot;javascript:window.close()&quot;>Close Window </a>

In Flash you would put it into a getURL action like this:

on (release) {
    getURL ("javascript:window.close()");
}

It does work if you put it in correctly, however, like I told you before, it will throw up an alert box before completing the task unless it is a window opened by javascript such as a popup.


Regards, Ya' Gotta Love It!