Topic: Flash Media Troubleshooting
I have written a short javascripot function to change the Xml path depending on user selection via a menu
a snippet is:
if (picpath==1) {
fo.addVariable("xmlDataPath",xml_1);
}
.....
fo.write("flashcontent");
In order to simplify the code I would like to construct the xml file name using the form "xml_" + a tring representation of a number. For example:
picpath=0 [or an other number passed fromthe main routines]
x=picpath.toString();
xmlpath="xml_"+x;
If I use the above routine or any variation on the theme that creates a string variable xmlpath containing xml_0 I receive a gallery not found error after the fo.write has happened.
If I use the first method above where the file name is hard-coded it works fine.
am I missing soething about the nature or construct of the way the fo.write function works and the variable type/ormat the file name has to have?
Seems very strange that a typed-in string works and a viable doesn't. Unless the variable is padded with spaces perhaps?