Count the number of flashVars from HTML

Hi, I'm creating a simple image using AS3 Viewer and get the URL of the image of flashVars in HTML code. I want to use an if argument so that it performs a function if it is single flashVar and another if there is more.

I read the flashVars very well and can write if statements throughout the day, boredom I feel is counting the number of flashVars from html code. Here a real dumbed down version of what I'm trying to do (which do not work because I can't understand the correct procedure to follow):

[as]

var numberOfVars:Number = 0; to store the number of flashVars

var paramObj:Object = LoaderInfo (this.root.loaderInfo) .parameters; get the flashVars

for each (paramObj to {LoaderInfo (this.root.loaderInfo) .parameters)}

numberOfVars + 1;

}

var tf:TextField = new TextField();

addChild (tf);

TF. Text = numberOfVars.toString (); This returns '0' when runningn this code

If (numberOfVars < 2) {}

to do this

}

else {}

to do this

}

[as]

Thanks for your help guys.

Chris

I didn't look at the detail of your code, but the next line is probably what you really intend...

numberOfVars += 1;   not numberOfVars + 1;

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