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Did that answer help??? &nbsp;It'd be nice if you could close this topic if you resolved the problem... &nbsp;;)<br />
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CyanBlue
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Did that answer help???  It'd be nice if you could close this topic if you resolved the problem...  ;)

CyanBlue

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Yes it did, I had to do a string replace in the PHP script that generated the source but fixed it up nicely, many thanks!<br />
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Matt
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Yes it did, I had to do a string replace in the PHP script that generated the source but fixed it up nicely, many thanks!

Matt

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Cool... &nbsp;:)<br />
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CyanBlue
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I've got loadvars working fine in flash, but I need to load in a string that contains URLS which contain the ampersand character (&amp;). Problem is flash sees these as separators for the name=value pairs and is loading stuff into all kinds of different variables.<br />
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Is there some way I can excape these in the source file? I tried backslashes before them which didnt work. Or if I swapped them for something else - say | - is it possible to replace these with the &amp;&nbsp;character with acxtionscript once I have the variable loaded somewhow? Or any other ideas how I can do this? <br />
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Thanks,<br />
Matt
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I've got loadvars working fine in flash, but I need to load in a string that contains URLS which contain the ampersand character (&). Problem is flash sees these as separators for the name=value pairs and is loading stuff into all kinds of different variables.

Is there some way I can excape these in the source file? I tried backslashes before them which didnt work. Or if I swapped them for something else - say | - is it possible to replace these with the & character with acxtionscript once I have the variable loaded somewhow? Or any other ideas how I can do this? 

Thanks,
Matt

Flash LoadVars - need to load in a string that contains an ampersand

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