I CANNOT get
on (press) {
fscommand (“exec”, “file.exe”);
}
to work properly. I have file.exe in a direct subdirectory [called fscommand] of the projector. WHY IS THIS NOT WORKING?
I CANNOT get
on (press) {
fscommand (“exec”, “file.exe”);
}
to work properly. I have file.exe in a direct subdirectory [called fscommand] of the projector. WHY IS THIS NOT WORKING?
on (press) {
fscommand ("exec", "fscommand/file.exe");
}
yea, that didn’t work either… on macromedia.com it said that you don’t need the ./ command, and you dont… it did not work, maybe you are still using flash 5/MX…?
anywayz, can someone test it in flashmx 2004 professional, then tell me, cause that didn’t work
put it in the same directory as your projector file and use your original code. This for a projector file right? That’s the only way fscommands can be used.
using a dot-slash (./) means to go up a level from where you are trying to call a file. Naming a subdirectory goes straight to the subdirectory.
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