How to call multiple getURL?

[nmduc073]

I have this piece of code:
on (release) {
getURL("javascript:jsABC()");
getURL("http://www.google.com");
}
However, it can't call the first getURL. Is there any way to call them in a single getURL, please?

[atomic]

Have you tried the first on an on(press) handler and the second on the on(release) handler?

Have you tried opening the second from within the first javascript function itself?

[nmduc073]

Thank for your suggestion. I will try to put one in press event.

I am afraid that we can redirect to other HTML page in javascript.

[nmduc073]

And I have another issue. When I can't work with getURL, I used ExternalInterface.
import flash.external.*;

_root.onRelease = function()
{
flash.external.ExternalInterface.call("alert", "abc");
}

However, it didn't work in IE and FF. I don't know the reason. I copied an ExternalInterface example and it worked. However, there was no alert when I run aove code.

[atomic]

:confused:

[flywithoutwings]

And I have another issue. When I can't work with getURL, I used ExternalInterface.
import flash.external.*;

_root.onRelease = function()
{
flash.external.ExternalInterface.call("alert", "abc");
}

However, it didn't work in IE and FF. I don't know the reason. I copied an ExternalInterface example and it worked. However, there was no alert when I run aove code.

try _root.onMouseDown instead of _root.onRelease...i guess onRelease for root wont work fif document is empty as there will be no hit area for empty document.

[nmduc073]

Here is my new code:
on (press) {
_root.getURL("javascript:jsABC()");
}

on (release) {
_root.getURL("http://www.google.com");
}

In FF, it displayed alert and redirected to google. In IE, it only showed alert form. T_T

[atomic]

You could maybe try a setTimeout...

[nmduc073]

Please tell me how to set timeout? And it for what? I am newbie.

[nmduc073]

Can anyone help me, please? I am so tired now.

[jasonJ]

It seems like you want to do some js code before opening an url.

In Flash:
import flash.external.*;

open_btn.onRelease = function() {
ExternalInterface.call("openWindow");
};

In html file (the one in which you embed your flash movie):
function openWindow() {
//do some js code and then open a new window
window.open("http://www.actionscript.org", "_self");
}

To better understand where you should put this code, see the attached file.

[nmduc073]

I solved it.

on(press) {
getURL("javascript: jsABC(\"http://www.abc.com/\")");
}
on(release) {
getURL("http://www.abc.com");
}

Is it very funny? T_T I don't understand since they are not different to what I tried before.