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Actually it's called DEEP linking :)<br />
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You might want to look at this too : <a href="http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/" rel="ugc">http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/</a><br />

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Sorry Avanaculis, its a mis spelt one from my part.<br />
Thanks for pointing it out.<br />
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Warm Regards<br />
Deepanjan Das<br />
<a href="http://deepanjandas.wordpress.com" rel="ugc">http://deepanjandas.wordpress.com</a>&nbsp;<br />
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I wanted to see if I could get some help figuring out how this is done?<br />
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The site I am referencing is <a href="http://www.celestineagency.com/#p=" rel="ugc">http://www.celestineagency.com/#p=</a><br />
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If you click on the links once inside it seems like it is passing a variable to the flash. <br />
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So if I type <a href="http://www.celestineagency.com/#p=section/make-up" rel="ugc">http://www.celestineagency.com/#p=section/make-up</a>&nbsp;then it brings me to a part of the flash that is make-up. How is this done? Is it calling up seperate swfs or just moving to other scenes in the flash? Thanks!
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I wanted to see if I could get some help figuring out how this is done?

The site I am referencing is http://www.celestineagency.com/#p=

If you click on the links once inside it seems like it is passing a variable to the flash. 

So if I type http://www.celestineagency.com/#p=section/make-up then it brings me to a part of the flash that is make-up. How is this done? Is it calling up seperate swfs or just moving to other scenes in the flash? Thanks!

Actually it&amp;#39;s called DEEP linking :)

You might want to look at this too : http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/


Sorry Avanaculis, its a mis spelt one from my part.
Thanks for pointing it out.

Warm Regards
Deepanjan Das
http://deepanjandas.wordpress.com 



URL Variable with AS3

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