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From: newtonsgroove on 14 Feb 2006 14:11
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Is there a way to send a lingo command for a simple HTML link like this:

<a href=" >link name</a>

Keith
From: NeoPulse on 14 Feb 2006 15:07
There is a simple way to do that, but not so easy as you want.
Make the hiperlink you want and identify by a string, i means: create a text
control, write a couple of lines, then select one of then and in the TEXT
INSPECTOR WINDOW write a word in the HIPERLINK DATA FIELD (at the bottom of
the TEXT INSPECTOR WINDOW).
Then you can catch the link click action by this code

on hyperlinkClicked (dummy, data)

case data of
"go": go to frame 20 -- word in one of the hypelinks
"back": go to frame 1 -- word write in other hyperlink
"show": alert("showing") -- another id word

otherwise
alert data -- just for remerber the word if you forget it.
end case
end

I hope this help you

Excuse my english please

From: JB on 15 Feb 2006 04:43
Here's an example from Director's help file for EvalScript


on EvalScript aParam
case aParam of
"dog", "cat", "tree": go frame aParam
end case
end

Here's a technote link:

http://www.macromedia.com/go/tn_12645
From: paresh_dalsania on 15 Feb 2006 06:07
here is ur solution,

user .html property of member.

ie. member("link").html = "<a href='http://www.codinghelper.com'> coding helper </a> "

Thanks & warm Regars
pmpatel
From: Lukewig on 15 Feb 2006 06:04
Assuming you are talking about sending lingo commands from a webpage to a
shockwave movie, then you can add some javascript functions to your webpage
like this

// JAVACRIPT IN YOUR HTML
function SendMessage () {
setTimeout('doSendMessage()', 100);
}
function doSendMessage () {
var data = document.form1.textfield2.value;
document.form1.textfield2.value = "";
var sw = document.getElementById('shockwaveMovieName');
sw.EvalScript(data);
}

Then your html link would look like this

<a href="#" onClick="return SendMessage();">

to receive the incoming message from javascript, you need to write a
moviescript function like this:

-- LINGO
on EvalScript (astring)
put "RECEIVED FROM JAVASCRIPT: " & aString
do aString -- or similar
end

Note -- last time I looked, sending messages to shockwave with EvalScript
seems to fail with Firefox and Safari! There was a demo at
http://www.lingoworkshop.com/Testzone/javascriptcommtest.php -- I'll put it
back up in the morning

-- Luke

PS - if you are referring to hyperlinks in text cast membes with a shockwave
movie, then check out NeoPulse's reply.

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