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_root._url will give your the address of the frame that the swf is in..<br />
If the frame isn't the &quot;parent&quot; fram, then you will have to either use javascript to communicate the information to Flash or alternatively use a placeholder swf in the parent frame and use localConnection to pass on the information.<br />
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-h<br />

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_root._url will give your the address of the frame that the swf is in..
If the frame isn't the "parent" fram, then you will have to either use javascript to communicate the information to Flash or alternatively use a placeholder swf in the parent frame and use localConnection to pass on the information.

-h


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Is it possible to detect what the browser address is, and then use this address in flash to redirect to a specific scene?<br />
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1) I got a web page with a flash movie. <br />
2) The web page is reloaded when clicking on a specific scene in the movie. <br />
this to display html data using a querystring.<br />
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Now I would like the flash to keep the same scene when the page is reloaded. <br />
This by using the querystring in the browser address.<br />
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Is this possible?
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Is it possible to detect what the browser address is, and then use this address in flash to redirect to a specific scene?

1) I got a web page with a flash movie. 
2) The web page is reloaded when clicking on a specific scene in the movie. 
this to display html data using a querystring.

Now I would like the flash to keep the same scene when the page is reloaded. 
This by using the querystring in the browser address.

Is this possible?

Detect browser address in flash?

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