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<0> i have recip.text = email; which si obviosuly not working
<1> trace(email);
<0> what?
<1> You want to find out if a variable exists right?
<0> yea
<0> so i put that in
<0> now where does it tell me?
<1> in your output window in flash
<1> traces will not show up in production
<0> well it will definately not have it in the output window as it is loading it from a php file
<0> what would be the code to set a textbox named recip to the email variable loaded in?
<0> eddie@strongdesigns.com
<0> oops
<0> thats the email it's sending
<2> MrRad -> it is comming from a php scrip
<1> does this work?: recip.text = "test data";



<3> .onLoad = function(s) { if(s) { recip.text = this.email; } }
<3> ? usin loadvars?
<0> nope
<0> 1 sec
<3> bummer
<1> turbano: it will be way easier to take the html elements out on the PHP side of things before flash gets the data
<0> what sort of text box does it have to be? or should it work for all of them
<0> well it's only sending one thing
<0> and its nota big deal
<0> well,, getting it done is
<1> DocSaintl: one thing that confused me for a while is the difference of ***igning a dynamic text field a variable and ***igning it an instance name
<1> which are you doing?
<0> well both, i want it to take the variable from the php file, and put it as the text and also ***ign it as the variable the text box is set as
<0> basically to help the user, it has a preset email there
<0> see what i mean?
<0> and then the user sends the form, the preset email is sent because it was automatically set.
<1> To best trouble shoot this, are you sure flash recieves the data from the php?
<0> nope, and i dont know how to test it because i dont know how to set anything to the variable
<0> to show it persay
<0> the instance name of the textbox is recip
<1> well
<0> it's a single line dynamic text
<1> try this to make sure you are sending data to your flash text field properly first:
<1> try to statically ***ign the text field
<0> myVars = new LoadVars();myVars.load("email.php");myVars.email;recip.text = "test data";stop();
<1> myTxtField.text = "hello";
<0> thats what i have under actions, except there are linebreaks
<0> just so i wouldn't spam a buncha lines here
<1> sure
<1> and this work?
<0> no
<0> it doesn't show anything
<4> god damn
<4> finally
<1> what happens if you copy the line with recip.text = "test data";stop();
<1> <1> myTxtField. out of the function
<1> oops
<1> recip.text = "test data";
<0> wait, what do you want me to do?
<1> never mind I thought you were doing it another way
<0> well theres somethin now
<0> _level0.form.recip
<0> it says that
<1> good
<1> http://pastebin.sekati.com
<1> put your code there
<0> from which part?
<1> or just the portion you are trying to figure out
<0> the flash or the php?
<1> I don't know. What ever you want me to see.
<1> the flash
<0> http://pastebin.sekati.com/?id=Anonymous@fa600-f6afda4-t
<1> what is the url for the mail.php
<0> www.strongdesigns.com/mail.php
<1> is your mail.php supposed to take any arguments?
<0> i dont understand what you mean
<1> for example if you were normally going to call the mail.php page from a browser would you put anything like this in: mail.php?user=somebody&email=jimmy@hotmail.com
<3> doc http://pastebin.sekati.com/?id=Anonymous@fa600-f6afda4-t
<1> nice
<3> unless you're trying to send email out - but i thought you said 'reading' it



<0> oh yea, when you click a link it goes mail.php?mail=x@x.com
<0> yea it is sending mail out
<0> and so this is just autosetting the recipient
<1> You need to change that load to a sendAndLoad
<0> no because the sending is already taken care of
<0> it's in a separate script and different part
<0> of the flash file that is
<3> sounds hoaky - sounds like its already known but... ***uming you need to bring the email back into flash, from php - that would do it
<1> well there's your problem
<0> ~sigH~ no it shouldn't be a problem because it works fine if i undo the whole recipient thing
<0> i'm using a script that had a predetermined recipient that the user never sees
<3> ahhh
<1> from flash you need to send a request with arguments and wait for the response
<0> so how it used to work is that the subject and content would be entered in flash then sent to php
<0> then php would sendo ut the email
<0> but what i'm doing is that when they click on a contact it auto loads their email into the flash
<3> ya - so ... make a loadvars obj, ***ign your onLoad handler ... call a load to it
<3> pastebin url should do just that
<0> then the flash sends the stuff to the final php file for the email to be sent
<3> mm - why dont you just include the email with FlashVars when you initialize the flash obj/emb in browser?
<3> and just use it for the final send?
<3> :/
<0> i dont understand what you mean
<0> you open staff.php and theres a list of people, you click one, then it send you to mail.php with a ?mail=x@x.com at the end to determine recipient
<0> and in that mail.php file is the embedded flash email movie
<0> www.strongdesigns.com/staff.php
<3> <object width=....><param name="FlashVars" value="&sendto="<?=$email?>" /> .....<embed FlashVars="...samething...".../></embed></object>
<3> in your html that holds the flash object
<3> now you have email on _root.sendto
<3> or you could do way you are doing
<3> with previous script :/
<3> maybe add a play() to continue the playback after load
<3> within the if(complete) statement
<0> you're being very indescriptive and it's confusing me :-\
<0> did you go and look at how it is laid out?
<1> AFK
<3> no, i'm going by what you're saying - and giving alternative approach
<3> either is fine
<0> can you pelase look at it
<0> please*
<3> look at what?
<0> that way it might make more sense as i might not be explaining it correctly
<0> www.strongdesigns.com/staff.php
<3> and..
<4> shiznit
<4> www.anonybliss.com/eraser.html
<4> look choppy to you?
<0> click on a contact
<3> heh
<3> did you type _level0.form.recip in there?
<0> what do you mean?
<3> or you set .text to "_level0.form.recip"; instead of _level0.form.recip?
<3> in the form
<3> TO: _level0.form.recip
<3> :/
<0> 1 seci ll show u the code
<0> recip.text = myVars.email;
<0> thats what i have setting recip
<0> so something is wrong with the var that it's receiving or something
<0> because flash is setting that based on what it recieves, it should be putting the ?who@where.com you see after the php name
<5> yo
<5> question
<3> heh
<4> ****in flash
<4> 1 thing after another
<0> give it a good donkey punch, always works for me ;-)
<3> <param name="FlashVars" value="&recip="<?=$_GET['mail']>" />
<3> in your html
<3> in object and in embed of flash element
<3> ....
<0> okay 1 sec
<1> DocSaintl: I was pulled away and I haven't been able to catch up with you and SHiZNiT's conversation are you still lost?
<3> at your form .....
<0> might be at a resolution


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