I have this basic code on a series of buttons on a Flash 8 page (AS2):
/*
on (release) {
address = “Austin.html”;
target_winName = “Austin”;
width = 900;
height = 825;
toolbar = 0;
location = 0;
directories = 0;
status = 0;
menubar = 0;
scrollbars = 1;
resizable = 0;
//sends data back to the function
openWinCentre(address, target_winName, width, height, toolbar, location, directories, status, menubar, scrollbars, resizable);
}
*/
And this code:
<body onblur=“javascript:self.close();”>
on the HTML pages the buttons open.
Without this latter code, viewers cannot move onto another button’s target HTML successfully if they fail to close the first one.
But this creates another problem: If the viewer double clicks – instead of single clicks – a button, the page they are trying to open only blinks at them because the second click puts it “onblur” and closes it.
Can I write something into the Flash button code – perhaps using Javascript’s onClick and onDblClick – that would open the page successfully and still have the onblur code close it when the viewer goes back to the Flash page?
I saw a short tutorial in your archives on a similar topic but didn’t seem to address my needs directly.
TIA.
