FSCommand with Netscape Problem !!!

[Guest_imported]

Hello world

I've a html page with a frameset in 2 rows
In one frame i've a Flash movie.
This movie uses a FSCommand to send parameters to JavaScript ...

In the FSCommand in JavaScript i use the next sentence:
parent.myBottonFrame.location = "anotherPage.html";

This sentence works well with Explorer but don't work with Netscape, and don't send any error message ... this only don't do anything ...

I can communicate with the frames in other ways ...

i.e. i can load the JavaScript variables with:
parent.myBottonFrame.myJSVariable

... and i can execute the JScript functions in the other frame:
parent.myBottonFrame.myJSFunction(myParam1, myParam2);

but in any case i want to change the location of a page (even i use it calling a external function of another frame) this don't work.

Really thanks
asharak

 

[GIGN]

it depends what your doFSCommand() looks like - If you used the way Flash publishes, [with the VBScript document.written] then it should work.

have you tested it to see the messages are getting through, maybe you have dropped the name or id?

 

[Guest_imported]

All of this work propertly with Explorer, that's i can execute any javascript in the FSCommand and obtain the command and args variables that Flash post ...

The problem only happen with Netscape 4.5, and ONLY when i try to do a
parent.myFrame.location = "aPage.html"

This' that in Netscape i can do any JavaScript sentence except anyone like these.

Thanks

 

[Guest_imported]

I've just resolve this Netscape bug, thanks to the web:

http://www.moock.org/webdesign/flash/launchwindow/launchwindow.html

The solution is call the location statement in a setTimeout function, in the way:

setTimeout("parent.myFrame.location = 'aPage.html'",0);

wow ... at the end !!!

asharak