Calling functions Javascript from actionscript 2

Similar Questions

• Cannot call function AS3 from JavaScript

  Hello

  I am trying to call a function in ActionScript 3 with JavaScript. The problem that I can't get one of the browsers to trigger this AS3 function. Debuggers to say that the function is not defined when I call on the flash object.

  What is supposed to happen is - the javascript function calls the AS3 function and passes an integer value.   This integer is then used to remove one of the 20 funds sovereigns and load that into the flash movie.

  Please let me know if you can think of everything I can do to make it work!  I've been blocked for hours and can't seem to get there.

  Here are my actionScript:

  import flash.net.URLRequest;

  import flash.display.Loader;

  to import flash.external.ExternalInterface;

  var movies: Array = ["idle - ok.swf ',"idle - good .swf"];

  First, it loads it "Hello swf»

  var helloLoader:Loader = new Loader();

  var helloURL:URLRequest = new URLRequest ("idleAvatar.swf");

  helloLoader.load (helloURL);

  addChild (helloLoader);

  var setAvatar:Function = loadAvatar;

  ExternalInterface.addCallback("IsStatic",IsStatic) ("callSetAvatar", setAvatar);

  Then, this function must be called by JavaScript to load one of the other sovereign wealth funds.

  function loadAvatar(indx:Number) {}

  var url: URLRequest = new URLRequest(movies[0]);

  var ldr:Loader = new Loader();

  LDR. Load (URL);

  addChild (ldr);

  }

  Here's my JavaScript:

  "<script type="text/javascript"> ".

  function callExternalInterface (val) {}
  document.getElementById("loader").callSetValue (val);
  }
  < /script >

  Here is my embed code:

  <div >

  "" " <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" width="250" height="350" id="charger" name="loader"> .

  " <param name="movie" value="loader.swf"/ >

  " <param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"/ >

  <!--[if ! IE] >->

  "" <by typeobject = "application/x-shockwave-flash" data= "loader.swf" width= "250" height= "350" > ""

  " <param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"/ >

  <!-<! [endif]-->

  " <a href="http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer_fr"> ".

  " <img src="http://www.adobe.com/images/shared/download_buttons/get_flash_player.gif" alt="Get Adobe Flash player"/ >

  </a>

  <!--[if ! IE] >->

  < /object >

  <!-<! [endif]-->

  < /object >

  </div>
  "<a href="#" onClick="callExternalInterface (1)' >click ON < /a > ""

  You don't appear to be calling any function in your actionscript code.  Names between and inside are in disagreement.

  document.getElementById("loader").callSetValue (val);

  must call a function identified by the string "callSetValue" in your actionscript code, but you only have an identified with "callSetAvatar" and the function associated with the one on your side AS3 is specified as setAvatar...

  ExternalInterface.addCallback("IsStatic",IsStatic) ("callSetAvatar", setAvatar);

  but you do not have a function named setAvatar, you have a named loadAvatar

  Here is a link to a tutorial that can help you see how the functions are specified between actionscript and javascript using the ExternalInterface class.  He becomes confused, I suggest that you copy the code into a word processing file, so you can put clear where they have the same language between them.

  http://Viget.com/inspire/bi-directional-ActionScript-JavaScript-communication

• Cannot call a function javascript to actionscript with ExternalInterface

  Hey all

  I'm trying to scroll a html page up in response to a call from actionscript

  I have no knowledge of html or js, but I did

  Flash pro, in my document class I have this:

  ExternalInterface.call("saveglobalscore",score) ("JumpScroll");

  in the page html wrapper automatic made by flash pro (publish the model of 'Flash with FSCommand') I added these lines inside the script block:

  function JumpScroll() {}

  Window.Scroll (0,0);

  }

  compilation gives no error but when I test this locally (with google chrome), nothing happens and the swf file stops to react

  any ideas?

  thanx

  Ok

  got, it works

  I knew it was a thing of local/restrictions

  went here:

  http://www.Macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager04.htm l

  added my swf, now works fine

  Bravo to tobi3 in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/671861

• Execute function javascript from the report interactive link (link).

  Y at - it anyway to run the javascript function in the interactive report.
  My (link) column is set to display an icon.
  What I tried, is to use the URL as target and problem with the correct syntax to call the javascript function here.
  I tried javascript:alert("test"); in the URL - it does not work.
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Robert

  Hi Robert,.

  You can use "(double guillemets) in JavaScript, but for some reason any apex is love them not in the URL field"
  {code}
  JavaScript:Alert('test');
  {code}

• Can LabWindows libraries call function inherited from read the Datalog file?

  We are currently updating some old software written in LabVIEW 6.0.3 to Java. One of the features of the original software is to create data files using the function "Write Datalog" and also remind these databases later using 'Read Datalog'.  To maintain backward compatibility with old data users, we want that new software to also be able to read and display the old datalogs.  I have read several posts here about how the only way to get data off datalogs uses the function 'Reading Datalog' of the same version of LabVIEW to write the paper in the first place. I have the original LabVIEW code so I don't know the structure of the data that has been written.

  I want to know if there is the same function in LabWindows libraries.  Specifically is there is no support for a 6.0.3% version of the function of reading Datalog to support interfacing with a call to java?

  To knock out a possible solution, this software is shared with clients.  We want to avoid the way of compiling an executable separated from LabVIEW to be distributed with the main Java software which batch processes all the old data files in reading them with the old function of LabVIEW and spitting out files in a new format.  We would prefer for the old files to be transparent open into the new software.

  WARNING: I use LabVIEW for dark days before the invention of the button cancel, but never touched LabWindows/CVI. Please enter slowly so I will understand

  Thank you all!

  I guess that is not a built-in library capable of reading files datalog LabVIEW simply because they do not have a fixed format... Even in LV, you will need to pass the data structure for the opening function in order to be able to read the data back.

  Searching the forum I found this discussion that can give you useful to begin with.

  Apparently, you need detect the beginning of the section of the data file after the initials "DTLG" and rest of the header (which is the part not documented). After this point, read the file should be simple if you know the data structure the program writer used. The data > storage section of LabVIEW help can give you information about the content of the memory of each type of data used.

  A simple test, I did write the clusters with a string and an integer shows that: 1. section of data begins at offset 0x22F; 2. the cluster is poured into the file preceded an int with the length of the string; 3. documents may have a variable length according to the length of the string; 4. There are no bytes of padding between elements of the cluster; 5. records are packed in the file consecutively.

  I did this test using LabVIEW2009: it is possible that older files of LV are structured differently.

  An alternative to this is to generate a DLL in LabVIEW that reads files datalog and passes their content to the appellant. Since you are experienced in LV, you are certainly more comfortable than me by doing this.

• calling functions from c ++ JavaScript

  It seems to me that only the functions Q_SLOT can be called from an external javascript file. For example

  ButtonID.Clicked () works, while buttonid.isEnabled () does not work. How to call functions like this from javascript?

  Hello
  "Buttonid.enabled" work? (enabled is a property)

  It should also be possible to call the functions marked Q_INVOKABLE.

• Error when you try to call the Javascript function in the ActiveX Web browser

  I have a requirement to call a Javascript function in a web page that is displayed in the browser's ActiveX control.  I have the control on the front panel, and I use the Navigate method to call to the top of the appropriate page.  Based on an example, I found, I'm trying to get a reference to the HTML Document so that I can then get a reference to the Fenetreparent.  There is a method of the HTML Window object called execScript who I'm calling.  See the attached image of the code (reference close calls do not appear, but when I run it, they are there).

  I can't the node property that returns the parentWindow reference.  The error I get is the following.

  Error-2147467262 LabVIEW: (Hex 0 x 80004002) No. taken such interface supported.

  Any ideas on where to go from here?

  

  Hello

  I have reproduced the issue and the error you are seen and tried to understand what is the solution.

  It seems that the problem is with getting the pointer to the parentWindow.  From what I read on MSDN, it's maybe a limitation in the use of an ActiveX control in LabVIEW. It seems like Internet Explorer creates the object of the window, and so opening in one ActiveX control you free access to this top-level object.

  Here could be workaround for javascript execution in your program:

  

  I would like to know if it works for you and if it will work in your program.

• Call a procedure from javascript

  Hello
  
  I would like to help on the following please.
  
  I have a JavaScript in page region 'function and Global Variable declaration ':
  

  function openUrl(pUrl) {
    window.open(pUrl,"_blank","toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no, status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, copyhistory=no, width=1024, height=768");
  }

  In the same page one have a number of standard reports. A number of columns in each of these reports sets a link. The binding for all the columns settings are defined as follows:

  Target: URL
  URL: javascript:openUrl('http://#SERVERNAME#:9704/xmlpserver/Publications/Dock_Report.xdo?_xpf=&_xpt=0&_xdo=%2FPublications%2FDock_Report.xdo&_xmode=4&_paramsID_USU=#ID_USU#&_paramsIDCR=#IDCR#&_paramsIDCU=#IDCU#&_xt=DPol_Layout&_xf=pdf&_xautorun=true');

  As you see, the user of the application, click on the link on the column of the report and a popup is generated showing the report. It all works very well.
  
  My requirement is to call a procedure from the augments that are included in the column link that was clicked by the user of the application.
  

  #ID_USU#
  #IDCR#
  #IDCU#

  My question is how to achieve this as the url is inside a call to javascript?
  
  Can I use the Javascritp set in the page to extract the details, and then use javascript to call a procedure?
  
  Any help, pointers, ideas, everything is welcome.
  
  Request Express 4.0.2.00.07
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: zooid on 4 April 2013 22:47

  Have you seen this javascript API? http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E17556_01/doc/apirefs.40/e15519/javascript_api.htm#BGBJHEHG

  It has very convenient function: apex.submit (pOptions);

  Specify the target URL as:

  JavaScript:rowClick('#ID_USU#',_'#IDCRM#',_'#IDCU#');

  Then add a function to your page somewhere:

  function rowClick(idUsu, idcrm idcu){
  
    openUrl(/*url*/);
    apex.submit({request: "SOME_REQUEST_VALUE", set: {Px_ID_USU: idUsu, Px_IDCRM: idcrm, Px_IDCU: idcu}});
  
  }
  

  (Where you have page elements for each of the items that you want to set.

  Then you can have a process of PL/SQL page, under condition of request = expression 1, term 1 = SOME_REQUEST_VALUE

  And do you want to ;-)

• Launch the javascript from a plugin C++ function

  Hello

  I managed to run a javascript from my c code file ++ but I want to go directly to a specific function.

  I used IScriptUtils to get a result Oracle

  WideString scriptPath ("/ path/myscript.jsx ');

  ScriptFile (scriptPath) IdFichier ;

  InterfacePtr<IScriptRunner> scriptRunner (Utils<IScriptUtils> ()->QueryScriptRunner(scriptFile));

  if (scriptRunner)

  {

  ScriptRecordData arguments;

  ScriptID aID;

  ScriptData script (scriptFile);

  ScriptData resultData;

  PMString errorString;

  result = Utils<IScriptUtils> ()->DispatchScriptRunner(scriptRunner, script, arguments, errorString, resultDatakFalse);

  ...

  ScriptData:ScriptDataType aType = resultData. GetType();

  }

  I would like to know if someone has managed to launch a function javascript with arguments and a result.

  Kind regards

  David

  Simple solution: create another script that simply work calls for the second.

• Use about Central button mouse to call the JavaScript function question

  I want to use the mouse middle button to call the function JavaScript (< a href = "javascript:help ()" >) help() opens a new window and directly to the Help Page of my GUI, but when I click on it with the middle button, it will open new tab blank Page that url = "javascript:help()"; " can't help executive function... What is a Firefox Bug or a correct behavior in Firefox? I thank.

  You must use left click to manage JavaScript links.

  See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction

• How to call a dll from another dll functions

  Hi, can someone please tell me some examples or instructions on how you go about calling functions from a dll from another dll including the IUR. The two DLLs were created with labwindows cvi.

  Thank you!

  Hi Sinnas,

  You mention that you use a UIR.  A DLL does not have a file UIR as part of it.

  DLL1

  Instead, when you build the DLL first, we'll call it DLL1, you create a header or the files that contain functions that you want to the client code to call.  When you build DLL1, you must export the file DLL1 function for his client to call code header.  Whatever the calling code is (a GUI or another DLL), you must include in the exported DLL1 project headers AND DLL1 .lib file generated when you generate it.

  DLL2

  DLL2 will contain in its project, the header file exported for DLL1, DLL1 .lib file - that gives it the feature in DLL1.  The code can then call any desired DLL1, but as DLL1, you should now have a header file that exports the functions of DLL2 desired HIS client code to call.  When you build DLL2, you create a .lib for THAT DLL file to include in the code of the final customer.

  GUI

  The final customer code will be a few GUI that you create to call DLL2 functions will have the UIR upper layer file.  It will include the exported DLL2 header file and the file .lib DLL2 in his project.  It can then call any function of DLL2.  It is the most clean way to have 2 dll working together.

  NOTE: You can create a GUI to test the lower level DLL1 functions before placing DLL2 in the system.  In fact, it's a good idea to do it - you want to make sure your lower level DLL1 code works properly before construction above it.

  Simple diagram

  Client code (calls to functions of the DLL2 header files) exported

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  DLL2 (DLL1 function calls exported in header files)

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  DLL1<--------------------  you="" can="" also="" create="" a="" gui="" that="" only="" calls="" dll1="" exported="" header="" files="" to="" test="" out="">

  A suggestion... I create my dll in debug mode and use them to test my code.  But I also build as static libraries.  When I do the final version of the system, I use static libraries.  They are built with the final executable and don't require additional files to install as do the dll.  When you install your system with DLLs, you must include all THE dll and they must be installed in the folder Windows/System32 of the target computer.

  I hope this helps...

  Judy

• calling Javascript from breast method

  Hello

  How to call a method from itself? I want to call functionA or functionC of the specified location. I tried:

  this.functionA ();

  functionA();

  testObject.functionA ();

  but none of those who seem to be working.

  testObject = function()
  {
    this.functionA = function()
    {
      functionB = function()
      {
        // CALL functionA OR functionC FROM HERE
      }
  
      functionB();
    };
  
    this.functionC = function()
    {
    };
  }
  

  Thank you

  Looks like it works.

  testObject = function()
  {
    var testObjectThis = this;
  
    this.functionA = function()
    {
      functionB = function()
      {
        this.functionA();
        this.functionC();
      }
  
      functionB();
    };
  
    this.functionC = function()
    {
    };
  }
  

• Flash cannot call the javascript function in the local html file

  Hello!

  Us is to develop our first application on Playbook. It is an html file including a flash file and javascript code. Everything is packed in. in the file bar, a config.xml file and has been correctly loaded into the Playbook. Everything works locally (no web access)

  Everything works well except when we use an ExternalInterface.call("saveglobalscore",score) in flash that calls a javascript function in the .html file.

  In the actionscript3, we selected the "authorized local file access" and put the 'Security.allowDomain("*) '.

  Any ideas? Thank you!

  External interface tries to access the files packaged locally is currently a known issue.  I have not really of a calendar when or if this can be resolved.  It may be in the code base of flash.

• Call the function QML from C++ (simple question)

  I guess that's a pretty easy question but I'm a bit new apart from development c ++ of BB10. I have a QML file in the assets folder called Functions.qml which has only onne inside functions.

  import bb.cascades 1.3
  
  Page {
      objectName: "funct"
      function printStat() {
          console.log("hello");
      }
  }
  

  In one of the functions in applicationui.cpp there is a function called resendNotification() (you may know this code from the model of the app without head)

  void ApplicationUI::resendNotification()
  {
      InvokeRequest request;
      request.setTarget("com.example.TestNotificationService");
      request.setAction("com.example.TestNotificationService.RESET");
      m_invokeManager->invoke(request);    // --> call the printStat() function of Functions.qml file
      Application::instance()->minimize();
  }
  

  My question is, before you minimize the app How can I call the function printStat() of the qml file? I have always developed my apps in QML so never had to deal with c ++. Should be easy enough to call a function well.

  Thank you in advance!

  first step is to find the object by ObjectName using findChild, usually from your element root (navigationPane).
  example:
  NAV-> findChild ("myTextField")

  If you have the object of another source that is fine too, of course.

  second step is to use QMetaObject::invokeMethod with the object and the name of the method.
  Example:
  QMetaObject::invokeMethod (container, "setText", Q_ARG (QVariant, text));

• I have to do, if this error message appears: "JavaScript exception: error calling function selector: [object Error]? It seems that by Internet Explorer. Thank you very much for your reply and I hope you can help me.

  I have to do, if this error message appears: "JavaScript exception: error calling function selector: [object Error]? It seems that by Internet Explorer. Thank you very much for your reply and I hope you can help me.

  Hi Brad,

  Here is the link: http://projektw.primo-werbung.de/

  We have this problem only by Internet Explorer. Mozilla, Safari and Opera - there is all right.