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getURL()
Availability
Flash 2. The
GET
the player.
Usage
getURL(url [, window [, "variables"]])
Parameters
The URL from which to obtain the document.
url
An optional parameter specifying the window or HTML frame that the document
window
should load into. You can enter the name of a specific window or choose from the following
reserved target names:
specifies the current frame in the current window.
_self
specifies a new window.
_blank
specifies the parent of the current frame.
_parent
specifies the top-level frame in the current window.
_top
A
variables
GET
parameter. The
GET
numbers of variables. The
used for sending long strings of variables.
Returns
Nothing.
Description
Function; loads a document from a specific URL into a window or passes variables to another
application at a defined URL. To test this action, make sure the file to be loaded is at the specified
location. To use an absolute URL (for example,
network connection.
Example
This example loads a new URL into a blank browser window. The
variable
incomingAd
having to edit the SWF file. The
SWF file using a
on(release) {
getURL(incomingAd, "_blank");
}
See also
loadVariables()
394
Chapter 12: ActionScript Dictionary
and
options are only available to Flash Player 4 and later versions of
POST
or
method for sending variables. If there are no variables, omit this
POST
method appends the variables to the end of the URL, and is used for small
method sends the variables in a separate HTTP header and is
POST
as the
parameter so that you can change the loaded URL without
url
incomingAd
action.
loadVariables()
,
,
XML.send()
XML.sendAndLoad()
http://www.myserver.com
getURL()
variable's value is passed into Flash earlier in the
,
XMLSocket.send()
), you need a
action targets the

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